Sean agreed to Frederick's request and handed the script over to Vladimir to prepare for the project, although he repeatedly picked it.

"This script is indeed too dull and has almost no climax." He once said.

"Except for the last part of the little girl, the inspirational feeling is not very good? Even so, it is still very simple." He once said so.

"Which crew dared to let a teenage actor take the stage to dance? Even if it wasn't really taking off his clothes," he said.

However, in the end, Sean agreed to discuss with Vladimir and then set up the project, because his intuition told him that the script should be good. However, Frederick also said that if you want to invest, you must have conditions. From actors to directors to various props and lighting teachers, you must use progressive customers.

It's a bit like a package invented by CAA - well, it's just for sale, and Frederick said it very clearly, and it can't be changed because Sean is an important customer of Endeavour. Of course, he said this more implicitly, and it sounds like Endeavour is the best, but Sean understands what he means.

He still agreed because he felt that it should be fine, and his agent had said it was right before. When he asked for the script of "Juno", Fenjin agreed very readily, and did not mention the current conditions. He just hoped to give priority to clients who made progress - this hope was sincere.

Since that's the case, and the cooperation was pretty good in the past, it would be fine to agree, isn't it?

I have to say that although Frederick likes to make things so easy, it did make Sean improve his mood again. It is not necessary to say how much good scripts can help the development of Reincarnation Film. Of course, there are also people who say that having a job can better divert attention, so when the music studio hopes that he can continue to release new singles, Sean went over to talk to them.

"No, no, no, I'm not harsh, but these songs... don't fit, or, in other words, can't resonate with me." Sean talked to the producers about a few songs he received in the studio, "You know, I'm not a professional singer, and I can't compare with guys who can show off on the stage, so the songs have to be simple and catchy."

"Yes, but are these songs not suitable?" The music producer was obviously a little upset.

"I said it, they couldn't resonate with me." Sean was helpless when he spread his hands.

After "YouRaiseMeUp" and "BeWhatyouWannaBe", he also released two songs again, but unfortunately the market response was not very good. One of them just barely ranked among the top ten of "Billboard" and fell down a week later. The other song performed stably, but it has been spinning in the middle.

"Obviously, Sean can't find his own position. This is normal. Every popular singer will have such doubts after the initial exciting past. Although Sean has achieved a lot of achievements in films, he is always a newcomer in music. If he cannot make effective changes, then he should give up on music." This is the evaluation of "Rolling Stone" magazine. They are also kind-hearted, and they are not so polite to others.

"As someone once said, music is not suitable for you, so go back and concentrate on making movies, Sean." The same famous music magazine "Triumph", is very mean.

As for music fans, those who have become loyalists because of "YouRaiseMeUp" and "BeWhatyouWannaBe", are naturally very acclaimed. For them, any songs produced by the person they like should be supported. And although those two songs are not very good, they are not that bad.

But those who fell in love with Sean and then listened to his songs because of the movie, and those who were not so loyal to the original song, thought that these two songs did not show the right level at all, and some of them who did not like him at all, whether they liked his movies or did not like his movies, all clamored to give up on the music.

So, if Sean still wants to make a difference in music, it is necessary to come up with a good song as soon as possible.

"I think we can change our thinking." Will Deron, who worked with Sean before, became famous in the industry for the arrangement of "YouRaiseMeUp", finally signed a contract with the studio and now continues to work with Sean, said at this time.

"Do you have any good opinions?" the producer asked immediately.

"It's very simple. We all know that Sean's famous song is an Irish folk adapted from "Danny Boy", so why not continue to work hard on this? Find some classic old songs to reorganize and write lyrics, and maybe they can get miraculous effects." Deron said.

"What do you think, Sean?" The producer did not express his opinion, but looked at Sean.

"Then try it." After thinking for a few seconds, Sean nodded and agreed.

There is no way. Although he can play guitar, he can neither write lyrics nor compose music. He can only rely on collecting songs everywhere. Singers who are slightly more popular will find ways to write them themselves. It is not ten years ago. As long as they become popular, there will be a steady stream of good songs delivered. The interest in online music has reduced the doorbar of music, and it also impacts the profits of music. Therefore, singers nowadays try their best to add their own names to the lyrics and music.

Because, as a songwriter, you can also sign in the producer's column, and with this signature, you can get a share of the profits of the music. In this case, most of the good songs are left to yourself or friends.

If possible, Sean wanted to give up the music. He released the songs just to find some fun, but the song happened to be very suitable for 911. In addition, he took this opportunity to establish his own charity image, so it became popular. "YouRaiseMeUp" not only broke the record of "Billboard" top 100 for the longest time, but also broke the record of occupying the top 100 top 100 and the time it was on the list, not to mention the next two Grammys.

At this point, even Sean is impossible to quit. It’s very simple. After "YouRaiseMeUp" and "BeWhatyouWannaBe", I can’t even get a decent song. What will the recording institute think? What will the music fans think? What will those people in the music circle think?

So, even if it's just to avoid being criticized by others, Sean must have a high-quality song, but unfortunately, what he received during this period is not very good.

After discussing with them in the studio, Sean immediately went to New York. This kind of thing was unhurried, and Deron's proposal could also be considered. Since he had achieved success in adapting "Danny Boys" before the week, he might be able to do so now. As for what to do in New York, it is because the TV show exhibition will begin again from early to mid-May every year, and the headquarters of several major TV stations are in Manhattan, so the exhibition exhibitions are often held here.

"Several agreements have been made, and the prices are very good, mainly because you are there." Vladimir said after returning to his booth from outside.

"My fame is so great?" Sean asked half-jokingly.

"Of course, the TV series you think is good and the ratings are very good, which is already well known. And even if advertisers don't believe it, the people of FOX will convince them." Vladimir shrugged and looked at the poster raised at the booth. "The only problem is that some people think the taste is a bit heavy."

"It's normal. After all, there are constant appearances of various skeletons and bones from beginning to end, which will indeed make some people feel uncomfortable," Sean shrugged and looked at the poster. There were several skulls on a row of shelves, and the male and female protagonists were posing behind the shelves. If they were all on the skeletons, they would indeed feel a little cold.

Yes, the TV series that participated in the exhibition this time was the one that sold a fox, adapted from the novel by female forensic Keth Lex, and was renamed the detective TV series "The Bone-Seeking".

"But in terms of the plot, it should be pretty good, isn't it? During the trial, many people praised the method of unraveling the truth." Sean said immediately, "But we have to spend some thought on the poster. This pair on the booth is not suitable for taking outside."

"Of course, of course, I'll see the ratings of the premiere now." Vladimir laughed, while Sean just shook his head.

Although it is well known that "the TV series you think is good has good ratings, which is a well-known fact", this TV series was handled by Vladimir from beginning to end, and Sean was just pulled to the booth. Of course, after watching the pilot episode, he thought that this TV series was pretty good.

In any case, this is produced by the TV Department of the Cyclone Film Industry. As the boss, he has the obligation to come to help promote and continue to improve his mood. In addition to these, he has an important reason to come to New York.

"Okay, the time is coming, I'll leave first." After chatting with Vladimir for a while, Sean looked at the time and then around. Some exhibition seats have begun to be cleaned up, and the abortion in the hall has been much less than an hour ago.

Although the TV show is lively, it is still much inferior to the comic show. When I attended the San Diego Comic Show before, people were still everywhere every day when it was about to end, or the enthusiasm of the otaku was greater than that of those who like TV series? But then again, the TV show is relatively professional, mainly aimed at various advertisers. Not everyone can come in to participate. It is normal that the popularity on the scene is not as good as that of the comic show.

After greeting the person in charge of the booth in turn, Sean did not go out immediately, but went straight to the small round table at the edge of the booth, and several main creators were sitting here talking and laughing.

"Hey, how are you guys?" Sean first teased them, and then looked directly at the person who played the heroine in the TV series.

"Are you free at night, Emily?" he asked very directly, without any delay, making everyone around him open their eyes.

However, what is even more surprising is that Emily blinked her eyes and agreed directly: "Of course!"
Chapter completed!