Skye Pictures

"It's not what I meant. I'm talking about making movies, disaster films, to subtly make the public recognise our work, to let them know there's a group of people silently protecting this world.

You see, the Costa Rica incident this time is a good subject. We can make some modifications. To attract public attention, keep the island unchanged, change the protagonist from a spy to a scientist, the enemy isn't Dr. Egghead or giant insects, it's dinosaurs! What do you think?"

Daisy roughly recounted the plot of Jurassic Park. Such a classic movie is nonexistent on this side, it's truly a shame. With just a few changes, it could become a blockbuster.

Phil Coulson was a bit dumbfounded. He stuttered, "Is this meaningful?"

Daisy lightly tapped the table, "Of course, first, it'll make ordinary people feel a sense of crisis. The world isn't safe, and they're only safe because someone is sacrificing himself. Secondly, it's build a good relationship with the local government. I've seen those task locations in the data; they're mostly abandoned. The government holds a grudge against S.H.I.E.L.D. If the movie sells well, we can develop those places into tourist attractions in the future.

Finally, it'll lighten the atmosphere within the organisation. Agents are people too, ordinary people. A single bullet might take away a comrade's life. Let everyone relax a bit, have more joy. I think it's a good thing."

She finished her explanation and waited for Coulson's opinion.

Coulson thought for a minute and used his legendary skill, deferring the decision to his superiors.

He asked Daisy to wait a moment and went out to consult on the phone.

Daisy took out her tablet and slowly refined the script, contemplating which actors to cast for the main roles. Many memories were already fading, vaguely remembering that Scramble had played a role in Jurassic Park back then? Should they let him play his role this time?

After half an hour, Coulson finally returned.

"The director agrees that you can do this, but only in your personal capacity. You'll handle all coordination, and it's preferable to cast newcomers who haven't been on missions. S.H.I.E.L.D. can provide funding and technology."

Daisy readily agreed.

She left the office, pondered something, and turned back, asking, "Coulson, I heard you used to be a director for a few days?"

"...That was a cover identity."

Daisy acted as if she hadn't heard, "Then you'll be the director of this film. I'll be the producer. You can take some time to practice the basics of directing again. Alright, that's settled!"

She didn't give him a chance to refuse, waving her hand and leaving.

"Me?" Coulson felt absurd. Him, a director? His level was at most making a TV show! However, his involvement would prevent Daisy from making mistakes. After thinking for a while, he decided to report to Nick Fury.

Daisy left the office and first went to find her two pseudo-best friends.

Hill was a bit embarrassed, restless all the time.

Sharon was left surprised, "Making a movie? Jurassic Park? The island we visited?"

Daisy confirmed it was that island! They now wanted to use the geographical environment of that island to build movie scenes, creating a timeless classic film!

It had to be said that within the context of the United States, besides Daisy, many young men and women dreamed of becoming big stars. Hill and Sharon were momentarily tempted, but thinking of their respective mission responsibilities, they shook their heads in unison. Even if Americans were as face-blind as blind people nowadays, they weren't suitable for public appearances.

Daisy also didn't like being in the spotlight, it was simply that she disliked it.

None of the Elite Trio was planning to participate, but the two could provide her with some connections.

Agent Peggy Carter had been a diplomat for decades, with connections all over the world. While most of her old acquaintances were gone, her banner still stood, and some of the beneficiaries descendants could provide assistance.

Sharon helped Daisy contact the Costa Rican ambassador, who would introduce her to the local government.

Hill had been following Nick Fury, her connections were extensive. She could help negotiate a few product placements.

The director promised funding support. For S.H.I.E.L.D., an organisation with daily expenses counted in the billions, the money for a movie was just a drop of water in the bucket. With Hill's help, a few advertisers were contacted, and in an afternoon, fifty million was secured.

The original Jurassic Park was filmed in 1993, costing $63 million. However, that was with a top director, high-paid actors, various insurance measures, accumulated costs...

Daisy doesn't need to worry about it; she can use internal agents for the cast. They can be paid a reasonable amount, and there's no need to worry about set construction, various computer effects, or the actors' skills.

With the backing of the S.H.I.E.L.D. brand, they can directly approach various countries for promotion. Most of them will give face, and promotional costs can be significantly reduced. Adding it all up, Daisy estimates she could easily pocket one or two million...

First, she instructed her maid to establish a new company, and its name was Skye Pictures.

James Wesley doesn't understand why she's venturing into such a different industry, but when he sees the fifty million in funding, he shuts up immediately.

While selling laundry detergent is also quite profitable, there are many intermediaries involved, and the actual amount that ends up in their hands is very little. Fifty million in readily available funds is quite impressive.

In the new company, Daisy holds a thirty percent stake, while the remaining seventy percent belongs to S.H.I.E.L.D.

Although she hasn't invested a dime, she needs to handle all aspects of the business.

She delegated the task of managing the filming team to Coulson; S.H.I.E.L.D. had a wealth of talent.

The script was quite simple; she wrote it based on her memory, and after some minor modifications by professionals, it would be ready. Casting the actors required Daisy's consideration.

Originally, the roles of the two male and female scientists were intended for Fitz and Simmons. Upon learning they could become stars, they became incredibly nervous.

However, during auditions, Daisy noticed a problem. Simmons had no issue portraying a tall female scientist; being a biologist herself, she closely matched the character and didn't need extensive acting skills.

However, Fitz was completely inadequate for the male lead role. He was too green, became nervous in front of the camera, and had no acting ability whatsoever. His character's journey from initially being impatient with the two kids to ultimately leading them to escape from under the jaws of a dinosaur was beyond his capability.

Daisy had no choice but to cast him as the secondary male role, a curly-haired mathematician, a role Fitz managed to handle decently.

"Who should we cast as the male lead?" She rested her legs on the table, lost in thought.

Someone handsome with good acting skills would be ideal.

Though she was somewhat reluctant, a name automatically popped into her mind.

Grant Ward, Daisy's former lover in the original timeline, a Level 7 S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, and an actual Hydra spy. He was handsome and, most importantly, an exceptionally talented actor. As long as he didn't expose himself, no one would know he was Hydra.

Coincidentally, the name of the male lead in Jurassic Park is also Grant.

Daisy felt conflicted, a strange sensation filling her heart. Nevertheless, she decided to approach Ward and at least ask for his opinion.