Ace Hollywood

The camera zooms in on the fragments of the cup, and then pulls back from the reflections of the fragments. On the screen is a messy laboratory. Among a row of large and small sealed bottles, only the middle one is missing. There is no doubt that the one with the words Complete The sealed bottle of Pop disappeared.

An old mobile phone left in the laboratory began to ring non-stop, Donna, Liqi, Donna, Liqi...

Matthew is missing.

The short film uses a technique commonly used in sci-fi movies. The perspective follows the mobile phone and communication lines all the way to Donna's bedroom. She puts down her mobile phone, frowns and prepares to go to bed.

A frown showed that she had entered a dream.

The familiar library, and then the beach, with peaceful sunshine and warm tones, but the rhythm of the soundtrack is slowly accelerating, wild sex scenes, party dances, and emphatic scenes flashed one after another, and the ubiquitous Matthew and him handed over Donna drank the shattered glass, and kept on drinking.

Donna, who was dancing, reappeared from one shoulder of Matthew, but suddenly turned into Liqi, and the camera pulled back, and the whole scene instantly turned into a black swan nightclub.

The camera flashed a sleeping Liqi, who was also restless and frowning, which was used to explain the previous switch.

Now it is Li Qi's dream.

In Jonson's rapid and complicated switching, there is always an almost straightforward parallel, that is, what Donna and Liqi have in common with Matthew. This allows the whole short film so far to be guaranteed.

The same cup with impressionist pattern, also from the wild black swan to the library.

At this moment, Donna and Liqi seemed to form a circle.

Donna went from party queen to library card, and Lizzie went from library oriental girl to nightclub queen.

And the cup that keeps flashing is the culprit.

Split screen, split screen again, Donna and Liqi appeared on the same screen again.

Donna pulled out a large box from under the bed, which was full of rivets, leather clothes, and rock records, while Li Qi pulled out a photo album from the desk drawer, white dress, long hair, and a gentle smiling face.

Both Jessica and Quigley contributed the best performances in the film here.

After discovering that her life has undergone a major change without her knowing it, Donna's face is shocked, unbelievable, and crazy, while Quigley is full of fear, escape, and anxiety.

At this moment, the standard qualities belonging to the West and the East clearly dominate them.

The camera returns to Matthew's house.

Donna and Lizzie meet.

At least the two smart girls didn't act jealously. They looked at each other and understood that each other's experiences were very similar, so they started to search for clues hand in hand.

And eventually found an address in a yearbook.

That's where Matthew grew up.

The short film is coming to an end, what did Matthew go back to the original place, he developed this drug and transformed the characters of Donna and Liqi, what is it? What is the purpose?

The biggest suspense of the film is about to be revealed.

Donna drove Liqi, and they broke into this mixed-race gathering place.

After getting out of the car, Donna's expression changed suddenly. After Liqi noticed it, she followed her gaze.

under the sun,

Matthew is dressed casually and has a bright smile. He is holding a small, thin black child. In his right hand is a glass with impressionist patterns. The child looks at him with gleaming white teeth.

Not far away, white children in a high-end community are playing American football.

That's the end of the clip.

There are no film critics or investors who watch the film, and they are all pure creators of the film.

Everyone was silent, even Qiao Sen Zhu, the initial excitement subsided after watching the movie.

The whole film is 21 minutes long. The tricks and techniques in the front are fresh, but they are not shocking, but the appearance of the last scene, the touch of Sharon Adams made the scene, the color tone, composition, and the naturalness of the little girl actor, Daniel Ben The first smile, the half-round sunset, the uneven background of slums and high-end neighborhoods.

This completely condenses the entire short film.

Perfect. Ferguson sighed comfortably.

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The people who came out of USC obviously relaxed a lot. Many of the methods used in the short film are obviously not for the audience, too frequent and fast switching, the screen with a lot of information, and the lack of foreshadowing and explanation. These characteristics all indicate that it will not be A work popular with ordinary people, but there is no doubt that the audience that Silent Love needs to face is not ordinary people.

Steven Spielbert, George Lucas, Robert Zemeckis, Ron Howard, etc., each of these people can be called a giant in the film industry. They are not ordinary people. Comprehension is far beyond that of ordinary people.

It would suit them, or at least that's what Ferguson told them.

Of course, until now, except that Jessica was shooting some low-budget movies that might not have a chance to be released to practice her acting skills, everyone was busy with things that were more important to them, except for Qiao Sen.

Still, Quigley got a new opportunity, through Ferguson, to play a grocer's wife in a series on the CBS television network. She has about two episodes and a salary of $3,000.

As for Daniel, Kusa and Universal are in close contact, and it is impossible for Universal to sit back and watch Daniel's media effect. The huge investment in Gladiator means that the box office is also under great pressure. Then any factor that can promote the box office will be considered by Universal, and it cannot be questioned.

In the face of a giant studio like Universal, Cusa and Daniel are somewhat weak. What's more, CAA, which can have some say, is not too active now.

So Kusa had to find ways to fight for conditions and room for manipulation.

Daniel also has to discuss with Kusa at all times, so although he is now in a rare gap since he joined the industry, he is no less busy than when he was filming.

Langoli hopes that you can make some efforts to win over young movie fans. You know, the young does not refer to fans who are around 20 years old, but 13 to 17 years old, which is about the same range.

If I remember correctly, the rating of Gladiator by the MPAA should be R-rated, which means that audiences under the age of 17 must watch it accompanied by their parents.

Kusa gave a look that you understand. Universal's meaning is of course very clear. They hope to attract this group of audiences excluded by the rating system through Daniel, and even let them drive adult parents to watch movies.

To attract the attention of young people, Daniel is indeed unique, because young people of this age are very interested in the Internet, and Daniel has a prominent reputation on the Internet, even surpassing some successful people. But this cannot be directly converted into box office. If Daniel calls out on his blog, who would believe that many people will obey the call?

It is not for nothing that the Internet is regarded as a land of alienation. Often they can give you inflated popularity and attention, but they are not willing to spend a penny, at least this is the mainstream view now.

What do they want me to do?

You have to be cooler. Young people hate people who are perfect at everything. They have anti-perfect symptoms. But at the same time, you can't annoy your parents because they pay for the movie tickets in the end. Of course, your own image remains the same. It needs to be in line with our plan, you can’t be Daniel one day and be a male version of Lindsay Lohan tomorrow, and that will obviously destroy you as well.”

Well, here's the puzzle, and we'll have to figure it out.