"It's okay, it's just a bit unexpected..." Ronald was still remembering the nominations for the technical awards. The Bodyguard received two nominations for the best original song, but the best-selling one was "I Will Always Love You" because it was

It was rejected because of the cover.

400 Years Later also received well-deserved nominations for Best Sound Effects, Art Direction, Best Makeup, etc. However, it was completely destroyed in the performance category.

"Any tips?" Ronald took advantage of his position and asked in a low voice. He just walked down and handed the stage to the new president Remy who was the other guests.

"Old man, Ronald..." Remy remained the same, saying only a few words and then went to chat with other guests.

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"What happened?" Ronald returned home and called the awards public relations team and marketing consultant Michael Gray to his home to hold an emergency meeting to discuss the reasons for the failure of the nomination battle.

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failed, but it was obvious that several of the highly recommended movies were not nominated for the awards they wanted.

Especially Reiner, Costner, and Coppola, these are all people in the director camp that I can win over, and they are very important to me in winning a directing award in the future.

These people are also relatively well-known commercial film directors in Hollywood. If I can't give them more nomination guarantees, they will probably be lured by other studios, especially those two films that came out of nowhere.

The person in charge of public relations behind the movie lost his reputation as an Oscar-winning talent after less than a year.

"The Crying Game, British Channel 4, Japanese Screen Production, etc. are funded... This is surprising, as it is also jointly funded by British Channel 4 and Japanese Satellite Channel..."

Michelle Cannold, who had just watched the live broadcast of the nominations at home, jumped in the car and went to Ronald's house holding a copy of last year's film industry yearbook.

He had already checked the financing and production parties of the two movies in the car, and it was clear that they were similar, both with British themes.

Based on his experience, it is estimated that Britain's Channel 4 hired the producer, then obtained a pre-sale theatrical distribution contract in Britain, then went to Japan to persuade investors of small and medium-sized TV stations to provide money, and finally relied on this film distribution contract.

, and then go to the Netherlands, Belgium and other countries to find a bridge loan from a bank.

The number of production methods is very complicated, so it cannot be done by a big studio. It can only be a small independent studio that is familiar with the European film trading market and also has connections with Japan. Through such a combination, through a complex contract structure,

The movie was just made.

But it happened that these two movies, I don’t know what method they used, actually achieved results that I couldn’t achieve even if I jointly worked with major studios on public relations. The video tape formula I invented last year obviously failed in the competition with them.

Array is coming.

"So who is it?" Ronald instructed them to inquire more closely and find out the production company behind the scenes.

"Also, what do Remy and I mean by the elderly? I guess it means that these two movies have found a way to be more effective as elderly judges in the public relations academy?"

"It's very possible, but I really haven't heard anything..." Michael Gray touched his head. Even if there are any new tactics for winning prizes, it's impossible that he won't hear any news, right?
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