Volume 2 Chapter 29

This is a very important shot. A virus breaks out on the high-speed train, and zombies are biting people crazily.

 Everyone was fleeing, including Qin Hao. He was holding his daughter and running wildly in the crowd.

 And just as he ran into a train carriage, he subconsciously tried to lock the door.

 You know, behind him are the couple Wu Jing and Tong Liya, one of whom is a pregnant woman.

 A big reason they could escape safely was that Wu Jing blocked the zombies from behind.

 Although his purpose was only to save himself and rescue his wife.

 However, it is undeniable that Qin Hao and others also benefited from this.

 Relying on his strong physical fitness, Wu Jing squeezed the door open and escaped with his wife.

 Facing the furious Wu Jing, Qin Hao seemed a little cowardly, but he couldn't help but be cowardly.

 Wu Jing is a former special forces soldier who won a gold medal in fighting. Although he is not big, his moves when fighting the zombies were scary enough.

 This shot is an important part of establishing the image of the male protagonist, who is selfish and cowardly.

 A selfish and cowardly person cannot become the protagonist, so the protagonist's transformation is also a critical part of the movie.

 At this time, the more selfish and cowardly Qin Hao behaves, the more shocking the changes will be in the future.

 This involves a very common proposition. When people face a huge crisis, will human nature become more selfish or selfless?

 Of course, such philosophical questions are not the focus of this story.

 Zhou Haowen refocused his attention on the monitor and saw Wu Jing rush into the car and walk angrily toward Qin Hao.

 Wu Jing plays the role of a special forces soldier with great ease, and his acting is truly amazing. Without him saying a word, just looking at his fleshy face and angry look, you can tell he is not someone you will be happy with.

 Perhaps it was because his aura was too strong or because Wu Jing looked fierce enough with his beard that Qin Hao was scared.

 Qin Hao instinctively took a step back. As soon as he stepped back, he knew something was wrong.

 As expected, Zhou Haowen's voice sounded at the right time: "Click! Rest for ten minutes."

 Although it was not stated explicitly, everyone knew that Qin Hao's performance was not very good right now, and this was to give him time to adjust.

 Qin Hao also understood he couldn't retreat from that step just now, as retreating would be cowardly.

 Although Qin Hao's character is quite cowardly, he also has another identity: an urban elite.

 Such people have habits. They are particular, and they are very particular!

 You can be cowardly, but you must never be timid. Once you are timid, it will be shameful.

 Wu Jing laughed and said, "Zhang Dongsheng, I think I look quite gentle. Do you have to be so exaggerated?"

 "The character Zhang Dongsheng you played has become very popular on TikTok. I should be afraid of you!"

 "You know, my wife is a fan of yours."

 Wu Jing's jokes made Qin Hao feel a lot more relaxed. He just put too much pressure on himself.

 As mentioned before, Zhang Dongsheng is too successful, hindering his progress.

 Qin Hao performed well during the second film but was still insufficient.

 "It's okay this time, but it hasn't met my requirements. I'll need to improve on the details." Qin Hao is not a traffic star, but the public recognizes his acting skills.

 With Wang Jingchun's guidance, Zhou Haowen, he and Wu Jing smoked two cigarettes and finally passed it after the third take.

 It's not that Qin Hao's acting is bad, but that Zhou Haowen focuses on the details.

 You should know that the Korean version of "Train to Busan" has a Douban score of 8.6. If the score is even slightly lower, it would greatly insult Zhou Haowen.

 Qin Hao's acting skills are not much inferior to those of the original Kong Yoo, but Zhou Haowen is stricter with Qin Hao.

 If South Korea remakes "Train to Busan" one day and the protagonist's acting is better than theirs, it would disgrace Zhou Haowen.

 The film circles in China and South Korea are very strange. You remake me, and I remake you.

 For example, many Korean movies have been remade in China.

 "A Little Wish," "Big Shot," "Breakthrough," "The Crowd,"...

 Most Korean remakes of Chinese movies are from Hong Kong: "Drug War" and "Infernal Affairs."

 But in general, most domestic films are remakes of Korean films.

 To put it bluntly, Zhou Haowen's movies are about the overall plot, and the individual needs to obey the whole.

 The way he makes movies has good overall quality, and the actors' acting skills are also explosive. In a word, it forces the actors to win awards.

 This is the requirement of commercial films. Only art films will pursue one point relentlessly.

 However, Zhou Haowen used the standards of art films to criticize several actors.

 …

 The progress of the first day of shooting was not rushed...

 Today, the main purpose is to allow the leading actors to hone their acting skills.

 The show ended before five o'clock, and Zhou Haowen asked several actors to study the script independently.

 He said goodbye to the crew and returned to the hotel, telling others he was there to deal with the details.

 Even Wang Shengdi asked two seniors, Liu Lin, and Pan Hong, to help watch over him.

 After returning to the hotel together, Tong Liya watched Zhou Haowen hurry upstairs and felt extremely angry.

 Of course, she knew what Zhou Haowen wanted to do!

 Liu Shishi, this little bitch...

 Tong Liya's face was gloomy. She had some feelings for Zhou Haowen.

 But she didn't expect Liu Shishi to appear, and her plans were ruined suddenly.

 Originally, Tong Liya wanted to see whether Zhou Haowen could perform as well as he did in the web drama after filming this movie.

 It would not be too late for her to take action then, but she did not expect that she would not wait until the film was finished.

 You will have to go through a torment.