Chapter 130 Rain Play 1

"It's just a feeling."

Yang Dong knew that no one would believe him if he said these things now.

So I'm too lazy to explain any further.

"off"

Li Yan immediately lost interest and said, "Alright, I don't care where you got this feeling from. Anyway, you've helped Lin Wan so many times. Don't help her anymore, or you'll drag yourself down with you. Your old classmate is a lunatic now, completely unreasonable."

As she spoke, Li Yan said with a sneer, "Knowing full well that Huang Min has the video content, she still dares to provoke him like this. Does she really think he won't dare to release it? Once Huang Min releases the video, her reputation will be completely ruined, and she won't be able to live a decent life anymore. Doesn't she know how shameful she is? As a woman, I feel sorry for her."

Standing up from the sofa, Li Yan said solemnly, "Remember, you said it yourself, this is the last time. There are some people you can't save because they want to die."

"Know"

Yang Dong responded.

After his agent left.

After taking a shower, Yang Dong ate a few bites after his housekeeper had set out dinner. Then he called Lin Wan and tried to persuade her for about half an hour, but seeing that it was still ineffective, Yang Dong had no choice but to give up.

He discovered that his old classmate had really changed.

She was no longer the girl he remembered, with a clear smile like the early spring sun. She had become not only unreasonable but also so complicated that she was hard to understand.

three days later.

The first season of the web series "Unexpectedly" produced by Dongsheng Pictures was completed. Due to concerns about cultural adaptation, Huang Min did not write the second season.

After filming was completed, assistant director Wang Xiao, along with several young crew members and Li Tian, ​​who had spent a few days training Kim Ji-mi, returned to the set of "Memories of Murder".

Around 5:30 pm.

Huang Min spotted Li Tian, ​​who was curiously looking around, on set.

While he was surveying the film set, Huang Min was also observing this young man who was only twenty-one or twenty-two years old. He indeed had sharp eyebrows and bright eyes, and his slightly immature face exuded a sense of righteousness. His eyes were clear and bright.

Seemingly noticing that Huang Min was looking at him, the kid turned around and gave Huang Min a sunny smile, seemingly a little shy. Huang Min had a premonition from the photo Su Qing sent him.

Looking at it now...

Huang Min knew that Dongsheng Pictures' future market value would be at least 50 billion yuan.

The reason lies entirely with this kid.

"Brother-in-law, why are you staring at Li Tian?!"

Su Yan's voice reached Huang Min's ears. After he finished speaking, he kindly reminded Li Tian, ​​"Brother Tian, ​​be careful. The boss is gay. He might drop a bar of soap and make you bend down to pick it up."

"roll"

Huang Min laughed and cursed.

Not wanting to see her younger brother, and perhaps also wanting Su Yan to learn more about real acting since he had already signed with Dongsheng Film Industry, Su Qing sent Su Yan over as well.

"Why are you picking up the soap?!"

Wearing a baseball cap, Li Tian asked curiously.

"Brother Tian, ​​you're a bit too naive."

Su Yan commented, then explained, "The meaning of 'picking up the soap' is that the moment you bend over, a big shot with a special fetish will stand behind you and let you experience the pleasure of an enema."

"Alright, stop listening to this kid's jokes."

Huang Min waved to Li Tian.

Yesterday, there was a heavy rain here. Huang Min filmed some scenes for Zhou Bo and Hu Yu. The rain hasn't stopped today and is still falling, but it's much lighter than yesterday's heavy rain.

This way, the crew could continue filming the rain scenes. After Li Tian arrived, Huang Min pointed to the spot next to him and said, "You can sit here for a while and I'll observe how to film and how to teach the actors. You can also watch other actors perform."

"Brother-in-law, what about me!?"

Su Yan pointed to himself and quickly asked.

"The same to you"

Huang Min replied.

Like Li Tian, ​​Su Yan also lacked acting skills and needed to learn from the crew. After speaking with the two, Huang Min, holding an umbrella, walked over to the guest actress and said, "You'll be walking forward with this umbrella in a bit—"

Huang Min pointed to the west side of the rice paddy and said, "It was that spot. It sounded like you heard something. You shone your flashlight in that direction, then realized the danger, ran forward desperately, and finally screamed."

To be honest, the rice paddies at night, swaying in the wind, were actually a bit creepy if there weren't so many people around.

After talking to the woman.

Huang Min then spoke with Hu Yu, who had arrived at the film set the day before, about the scene: "Later, your movements from the rice paddy must be swift. You're an assassin now, so don't let yourself fall down halfway through your charge."

Upon hearing Director Huang's words, one of the female guest actors couldn't help but laugh. Hu Yu, on the other hand, listened attentively. After explaining the scene, Director Huang didn't start filming immediately but instead had the two rehearse their lines first, so they could quickly get into character.

It was very abrupt.

The light rain turned into a downpour.

At the same time, the wind picked up.

The autumn raindrops hit my skin, bringing a chill. Usually at this time, it wouldn't be this dark, but yesterday and today, because of the rain, it got dark exceptionally early.

However, it was a good time to shoot. Actually, we could shoot this kind of scene during the day, but firstly, we would need to block out the light, and choosing to block out the light for outdoor scenes would increase the production cost considerably. Secondly, it wouldn't have that sense of realism. Unlike now, when it gets dark and it's raining, the sound of the wind and the rain hitting the umbrella are completely real. This means we can avoid having to work on this aspect in post-production.

After the two finished rehearsing their lines and found that there were no major problems, Huang Min immediately started filming. In front of the camera, the cameo actress was wearing a raincoat and holding an umbrella, walking forward while humming a song.

Suddenly, a whistling sound came from the rice paddy next to us.

The woman was taken aback.

With a look of horror, she shone her flashlight in the direction the film crew's camera was pointing. On the monitor, Huang Min could clearly see raindrops sliding off the umbrella, and a thin mist that seemed somewhat indistinct in the rice paddies during the heavy rain.

Even Huang Min himself felt that this shot had a high-quality feel.

This is the advantage of shooting on location.

Some things simply cannot be done in a green screen studio. This doesn't matter for special effects films, but for crime and suspense films like this, it's best to choose to shoot on location.

Sitting next to Huang Min, Li Tian stared intently at the monitor with his standard phoenix eyes.

"Is this what movie making is like?! It doesn't feel quite like what I imagined."

Li Tian thought to himself.

Filming continued as the woman looked around for the source of the sound. The second camera switched to behind the woman, giving a close-up of the environment: nearly ripe rice swaying desperately in the wind carrying rain.

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