Yunnan, Shangri-La.

In the hotel cafe, Zhang Qiping looked at Yang Ming carefully with indescribable eyes, with hidden admiration deep in his eyes.

He once won the Golden Dragon Award for Best Cinematography, and he was very proud of himself. This time he was able to join the crew of a director who was younger than him as one of the photographers. It can be said that the old dean was outstanding.

A lot of effort.

Otherwise, with Zhang Qiping’s status and achievements, which crew in the entertainment industry would he not be able to join?

This time, he was able to join the crew of his apprentice, but he could only shoot one episode of the documentary. It would be too false to say that he didn't have any complaints in his heart, but he still had a little bit of it.

It's just that his personality and temper are relatively mild, and because of the old dean's reputation, he didn't show it.

But since he joined the crew and got the script and the shots drawn by Yang Ming, he was shocked by Yang Ming's understanding of the shots.

Zhang Qiping is not a person who is jealous of talents. He quickly got into the working role and cooperated very well with Yang Ming's work. Within two days of filming, he was full of unlimited expectations and very excited about the documentary "A Bite of China".

Have confidence.

In addition to Zhang Qiping, there were also two photographers who had been nominated for the Golden Dragon Award for Best Photography. They also felt the same way.

They were all shocked by Yang Ming's talent in directing. Even the two teachers who were master tutors in the college had to maintain an attitude of admiration and cooperation towards Yang Ming and fully support this young man's work.

In just 2 days, the shooting of matsutake mushrooms in Shangri-La was completed.

Through this shooting, all of them, both the director and the photographer, have fully understood Yang Ming's requirements for this documentary and the intention of each shot.

Originally, according to the requirements of the script, the next step was to shoot bamboo shoots in Jiangnan, salt in northern Dali, ham in Yunlong, and professional digging of lotus roots.

If there hadn't been Minister Guo's request and the tight time, Yang Ming would have arranged for another director to slowly film these stories one by one according to the seasons.

But now that the government is facing a very urgent need to produce a national propaganda film, it is naturally impossible for him to do this. Otherwise, he would not be so coquettish and get six directors and six photographers to shoot at the same time.

Everything is forced by time. Fortunately, China in this era is extremely huge. From south to north, from east to west, spanning the entire Eurasian continent, you will basically find the same ingredients in this season as in the previous life.

Even though the place of origin is different from that in the classic documentary of the previous life, the ingredients are exactly the same.

China in this world is truly vast and rich in resources.

All the conditions were met, so Yang Ming wanted to edit the entire film about matsutake shot in Shangri-La first, then dub it, and then show it to everyone so that everyone could clearly understand the scene he wanted.

and the camera to understand his true intentions.

As for what he just said about wanting to release the first episode within a week and making it look good to Modou TV and Director Hu, that was actually just incidental.

Director Hu didn't have that much face at all, so he asked Yang Ming to change his plan and original intention, and adjust the shooting plan.

The plan for this national promotional video is really too urgent.

Sometimes, the government has this kind of virtue. The efficiency of their work depends entirely on whether the leaders pay attention to it.

Obviously, the leaders above this time must attach great importance to this national propaganda film, otherwise Minister Guo would not have made clear the delivery time to all TV stations in the conference room.

"Are you serious?" Zheng Wen wiped his mouth with a tissue, hesitated for a moment, and then asked Yang Ming for confirmation.

"Of course it's true. I'm going to book a flight now. After lunch, we'll go back to Yanjing!" Yang Ming bared his teeth and then left, preparing to book everyone's flights.

Zheng Wen saw Yang Ming's leaving figure, turned around and looked at the people around him in confusion, and murmured in disbelief: "This kid is really serious."

"It's indeed true." Lao Chai nodded and affirmed. He had spent the longest time with Mo Xiaohua, Zheng Wen and Yang Ming, so he naturally knew the character of his genius boss very well.

Possibility of changing one's mind.

Wang Qidong and Zhao Qiping glanced at each other, then looked at several other photographers, and couldn't help but sigh: "Today's young people are amazing!"

As for Yang Ming's true thoughts, no one would know unless he said it, so everyone at the scene took what he just said seriously.

This time, we worked hard to shoot the first episode, which was aimed at Shanghai TV station, Director Hu, and Field.

When Yang Ming took everyone back to Yanjing by plane, he began to edit the scenes shot in Shangri-La. At the same time, he communicated with the dubbing actor that the old dean had already found for him, and asked him to come over immediately to dub the narration.

The reason why the previous film "A Bite of China" became a classic was that the dubbing and the narration language were one of the important success factors.

Yang Ming can guarantee that if the narration and dubbing actors were changed, the previous classic would definitely not have the same sensational impact and brilliant ratings after it was broadcast.

The voice actor he found this time was also found through the old dean. After all, his requirements for voice actors this time were too high.

Yang Ming not only requires a deep and deep voice, a steady tone, but also the charm of a wise man, and the dubbing must be seamless, coherent, tactful and full of magnetism.

At that time, his series of requests for dubbing actors almost made the old dean lose his head with worry. In his impression, the dubbing actor requested by Yang Ming was simply impossible to exist.

Fortunately, through an old friend, the old dean found a middle-aged man who taught the "Basic Techniques of Actor's Artistic Language" course at Yanjing Communication University. Then Yang Ming ran over to meet this teacher named Wensheng and listened to this in person.

After hearing the teacher's voice, he immediately agreed to let the teacher be the voice actor.

Yang Ming really didn't expect to find a treasure this time. The dubbing level of this teacher named Wensheng can be said to be almost the same as that of Mr. Li Lihong who dubbed "A Bite of China" in his previous life.

With Teacher Wensheng, he was completely relieved about dubbing.

Sure enough, when Yang Ming edited the matsutake footage shot in Shangri-La into less than 9 minutes, and then asked Teacher Wen Sheng to dub the narration according to the narration he wrote, and played it to everyone, everyone was shocked.

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Although it only lasted less than 9 minutes, the narrative language, the rhythm of the shots, and the way the story was told shocked everyone present.

In the screening room of the small company, everyone stared at the less than 9 minutes of footage without moving.

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Classmates, it’s the fifth update. Do you think there are any more? Is it possible? Or not?
Chapter completed!