Qin Shou stayed in the United States for another three days, took Liu Zhong and the bodyguards around, and then returned to China. It's not that he insisted on coming back to film with Yang Mi or something. Instead, Ning Hao called him. "Crazy Stone" was finished, and Ning Hao asked Qin Shou if he was interested in participating in the post-editing. Ning Hao could tell from before that although Qin Shou was rich, he was actually very interested in movies. In this case. Ning Hao would rather let him participate more. After all, it is undoubtedly very useful for a director to have a good relationship with the coal boss. At least this kind of investment is definitely not lacking. As for the actresses...
to be honest. Ning Hao felt that as long as Qin Shou was so handsome, even if he had no money and was not a coal boss, there would probably be quite a few female stars willing to pay him back. What's more, he is handsome and rich now. I just hope that Boss Qin will take it easy and not become Mr. Qin of a certain digital website. In fact. After Qin Shou learned that the movie was finished, he didn't have time to think about the relationship between men and women. Because he knew that the most important thing in front of him was the printing, copying and post-production editing of "Crazy Stone". Many people think that everything will be fine once the filming is over. In fact, that is simply a wrong perception. The real situation is that the shooting stage of the film is only the initial completion of the film creation. In the later stage, editing, dubbing, editing, and color correction are required frame by frame, and then the film is slowly formed. For a mature film, shooting is only the first half of the entire film process. It's just part of the film industry process. For example. Editing is a very, very important link in the entire film creation. Literally, editing is to reorder and select the director's shot material, refining and sublimating the creation. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is not an exaggeration to call it the third creation of movies. In the eyes of professionals, editing is on the same level as script and shooting. at this point.
Qin Shou is really too clear. A well-regarded ordinary movie may become ups and downs and fascinating under the editing of a superb editor. Conversely, a good movie can be ruined by a bad editor. Qin Shou worked with a director named Diao Yinan in his previous life. His filming style tended to be indifferent and dull. His previous film works were not recognized by the market and audience. But surprisingly. The "Fireworks in the Day" he filmed, although during the filming process, still continued the previous style. However, under the operation of a gold medal editor, the edited film has a suspenseful and tense storyline and a fast pace, which makes this literary film widely recognized by the market and capital. The famous Hollywood editor Dylan once said that the editor is the rhythm of the movie, and the editing determines what kind of feeling the movie will bring to the audience. Of course. This also has a premise. That means your film is at least about the same. No matter how good the editor is, it is impossible to edit "Tiny Times" into "The Shawshank Redemption". ……………… In China, there are many excellent editors. But the most famous ones are the four gold medal editors in Hong Kong City. some of. Maizishan and Zhang Yaozong are the two most famous. Others such as Chen Xunqi, Zhou Guozhong and others are also quite capable. There is another one named Hu Dawei, who is a good friend of Mr. Xu. The most famous work is probably the "The True Colors of a Hero" that made Chow Yun-fat famous in one battle, from poison hair to fairy hair. This is not an exaggeration at all. What Baige Wu is best at is using slow motion to render his own violent aesthetics in straight-line narratives. It's like the plot where Brother Xiaoma goes to Fenglin Pavilion Restaurant to get revenge, and the Hokkien song "Freedom from Failure" is ringing in his ears. A lot of slow motion is used in the screen to interpret the tone of the film. When every audience sees this scene, there will be an epic sense of ritual. The characters and the emotions carried by the characters themselves are rendered to the peak in the music and expressions. In such a situation, the audience instantly has the feeling of being there. As an editor, Hu Dawei led his editing team to edit more than a dozen versions back and forth. Carefully adjusted every shot, and finally edited the best part. But this has nothing to do with Ning Hao.
Xing Aina almost screwed his head off because the budget was overrun during the filming, let alone Hong Kong City's gold medal editor now. He couldn't even afford to hire an editor from the mainland. Without any choice. Ning Hao had no choice but to go to battle in person, pulling Qin Shou to compete with Xu Shan, who was about to join the team, to carry out post-production together. PS: Ask for flowers, ask for evaluation tickets, ask for rewards, ask for monthly tickets, and ask for all kinds of support! Newcomer and new book, if you get 20,000 flowers and 1,500 evaluation votes today, I will give it to you at ten o'clock! In addition, if there is a reward of 500 book coins or the monthly pass reaches 50, there will be ten updates!