Chapter 786: Dawn 2 Wraps Up!
In this outburst scene, Jin Li acted somewhat hysterically, with very intense emotions, and the veins on her neck were exposed.
But the result was very good, making people feel exceptionally shocked.
Because the character "Ruan Tang" is a clone, her emotions are more introverted.
Not only her, but the emotions of other clones are also relatively introverted.
Even if a clone has a relatively lively personality, compared to true liveliness, it is three points weaker.
Because emotional control is very good, "Ruan Tang" relies more on subtle expressions to stabilize the character setting.
Precisely because of this, her occasional emotional outbursts instead bring a sense of shock to everyone.
Like the plot of the movie, layer upon layer of foreshadowing, layer upon layer of paving, layer upon layer of progression, and then it reached the most critical point, completely detonating!
Jin Li's emotional outburst scene was the most critical point, pushing all the plots toward the climax, welcoming the final decisive battle.
Gu Cheng mingled among the actors, quietly watching Jin Li's performance, listening to the surprised exclamations of other actors in his ears.
"I didn't expect Sister Jin Li to be not only excellent in martial arts scenes, but also in emotional outbursts.
There is a strange feeling, like someone who has never experienced love, suddenly experiencing love, and the emotions that erupt are even more intense."
"Feels very consistent with her clone identity. Since the birth of clones, they have always been asked what the meaning of their lives is, and where the end of their lives should go.
Even the clones themselves, even if they transplanted many excellent genes, would ask such questions:
What is the meaning of the existence of products like them that are cultivated through technology and have no love?
Are they destined to be enslaved by humans, or do they have other greater missions?
Clearly everyone has thoughts, but why is it so deformed when God created them?"
"Jin Li brought Ruan Tang to life; that angry and sorrowful questioning, I felt sour in my heart when I watched it."
Gu Cheng took a deep breath. He had different thoughts from others and only felt that Jin Li's acting skills had improved again.
What terrifying comprehension.
At this moment, he was suddenly a little glad.
Fortunately, he had not acted with Jin Li for a long time in film and television dramas.
The two were just brief clashes, not intertwined as the main line of fate.
Otherwise, the pressure he would face would definitely not be easy.
Previously, he heard from Jin Li that Bai Jiang was sick and hospitalized due to excessive pressure.
He was still thinking at the time that Bai Jiang was not a newcomer and could be considered a mature artist.
He was also not filming a movie for the 1st time, so he should be able to adjust his state well. How could he tire himself to the point of being sick and hospitalized?
Moreover, it was not his first time collaborating with Director Chu; counting carefully, they had collaborated three times, and *Dawn 2* was the third time.
So it was impossible for Bai Jiang not to be familiar with Director Chu's filming style.
He was a bit conspiratorial at the time, feeling that there were other hidden circumstances.
For example, Bai Jiang wanted to hype himself up in this way, or Bai Jiang's company had some problems, and external pressure led to his poor filming state.
But until this moment, seeing Jin Li's performance, Gu Cheng suddenly understood why Bai Jiang was sick and hospitalized.
It turned out that it was not just the pressure from Director Chu hoping he could perform better than the heroine, but more likely it was from Jin Li, this opponent.
Although they were the male and female leads, they were also opponents.
Bai Jiang had to act with Jin Li every day; it was indeed quite tiring...
If he couldn't catch her acting slightly, he would have to re-film.
And with Jin Li's expressiveness, how difficult it was to catch her acting.
The on-site filming was still continuing, and Gu Cheng decided not to watch anymore and walked toward Director Chu.
In terms of acting, he might never be able to compare to Jin Li.
But he might be able to break through his own unique performance style in other fields and achieve overtaking on a curve.
Director Chu was looking at the camera properly when he suddenly felt someone leaning over, staring at the camera without blinking.
He frowned, just about to say which actor was so presumptuous, almost blocking him from looking at the camera, but when Director Chu looked up, he saw Gu Cheng.
A smile crossed the corner of Director Chu's mouth. Why did this kid come so early?
It happened that this scene had passed, so he picked up the loudspeaker and shouted "Cut," and gave everyone a 10-minute break.
Chu Chenliang turned to look at Gu Cheng: "Don't you have scenes in the crew only in two days? Why did you rush here early?"
Gu Cheng moved his neck: "Returned to the crew early to find the state, so as not to keep NG."
He repeatedly watched the filming clips of Jin Li just now and looked up at the front again.
Jin Li had already been pulled to another place by Chen Qin to rest.
Gu Cheng looked for a good while before finding her in a corner.
At this time, she was quietly brushing questions, not noisy, indifferent and leisurely, as if the emotional outburst scene just now was not acted by her.
This ability to detach from emotions is truly powerful enough.
Gu Cheng asked in a low voice: "Director Chu, has Jin Li's acting skills improved?"
Director Chu nodded gently and asked back: "You observed it too?"
Gu Cheng said "Um," "When I left the crew, her acting skills were not outstanding to this point. Just that clip just now, I think it is enough to compete for Best Actress.
If she can win Best Actress, that scene just now is her best performance."
Director Chu smiled and shook his head: "You are wrong about this; her wonderful performance is far more than this scene.
It's just that this scene has a more intense emotional outburst, bringing people a more shocking feeling, but after the decisive battle, there is another more tear-jerking plot.
I think if she acts well in that scene, *Dawn Part 3* will not have to worry, and it will definitely make the audience say they want to watch it while crying."
Gu Cheng raised his eyebrows, "Fortunately, I am going to act in the decisive battle; it seems I can see that scene."
He only got the script for his own character, not Jin Li's script, so he didn't know which scene Director Chu was talking about.
Gu Cheng communicated with Director Chu for a while and went to see Bai Jiang.
The two had an average relationship, but in the crew, they were the most familiar, at least they could say a few words every day.
Gu Cheng asked: "Is your body better?"
Bai Jiang said with a wry smile: "It's all last month's business. You are asking now; isn't it too late?"
Gu Cheng: "Not late, people with weak bodies are easily sick frequently. I am worried that you will be tired again."
Bai Jiang: "No, the manager and assistant have been staring at me. I dare not be sick again. I guess after filming, the tense string will loosen, and I will be sick again."
Yes, actors have evolved to this extent.
Whether they will be sick, when they will be sick, seems to be self-controllable.
In the dark, there is a prediction.
The scene of the final decisive battle was filmed for half a month before it ended.
Every day when Jin Li opened her eyes, the sound of noisy weapon bombing seemed to come to her ears.
Her body was hung up by wires, simulating various postures of being blown away in the air, as well as counter-attack postures such as dodging, tumbling, and kicking.
After half a month of filming, she felt she must have lost weight.
In order to cope with high-intensity consumption, Jin Li not only arranged for herself to worship a god every day, but also did not diet, and ate wildly.
As soon as the filming wrapped up, she stood on the electronic scale.
Under such heavy supplementation, she actually lost another two pounds.
Her face didn't look obvious, but her waist became very thin, and she could wrap it around her navel from behind with one hand.
It's really too difficult!
Gu Cheng, as the son of the big villain BOSS behind the scenes, was eliminated at the last moment.
When his scenes were completely finished, Jin Li still had to film for another day.
He thought about it and stayed in the crew for another day.
Wait until Jin Li wraps up tomorrow, and then return to the Imperial Capital with her.
At this time, Jin Li had just finished wrapping up, and the field manager ran over hurriedly to ask her: "Sister Jin Li, Director Chu asked me, do you want to arrange a wrap-up banquet for you?"
Jin Li shook her head, rubbed her eyebrows, and said with a little fatigue:
"No need to prepare separately. After being exhausted for so long, I believe other actors are very tired. Let the actors go back to rest after the wrap-up, and remember to give them a big red envelope."
The field manager said with a smile: "Your answer is within Director Chu's expectations, and I don't need to run errands again. I can tell you what Director Chu explained later now.
Okay, you don't want to arrange a wrap-up banquet, then don't arrange it. The crew will prepare the red envelopes, you don't need to prepare separately.
If you need to re-shoot some details when editing later, remember to come back and make up for it."
Jin Li smiled and nodded: "I am on call."
Filmed from June in the summer vacation to early December, filmed for a full six months, quite tiring.
Fortunately, everyone persisted.
Jin Li returned to the hotel to pack up, then pulled a suitcase out, catching the latest flight, and Gu Cheng was waiting outside the door.
The suitcase was packed in advance last night.
Jin Li naturally had no time to pack; she was very tired from filming the final decisive battle, and the suitcase was packed by Gu Cheng for her.
Originally, she didn't have so many scenes, but Director Chu temporarily added the highlight martial arts scenes belonging to "Ji Ruibin" to her.
The screenwriter changed the plot, becoming "Ruan Tang" inheriting most of "Ji Ruibin's" power, and then stimulating the power of "Ruan Ruanruan" brought by the clone gene.
The two strongest powers merged into one, and only then killed the big BOSS behind the scenes at the critical moment.
With such a change, the plot was ups and downs, but the pressure brought to Jin Li also increased a lot.
The heavy burden was all on her, causing her to be unable to read university professional books during the rest period, and she had to pick up the college entrance examination questions again and brush them desperately.
She had studied it before; among many things, brushing college entrance examination questions could make her restore her energy more quickly and regain her state.
Didn't expect that back and forth, brushing questions is her final destiny.
Dangerously catching the plane, Jin Li and Gu Cheng then had the leisure to chat.
Gu Cheng thought of the scene he saw when he left the hotel and said in a low voice:
"When I was waiting for you at the door, Bai Jiang and his manager came out. His manager's face was very ugly, as if he was reprimanding Bai Jiang."
Jin Li probably understood what was going on.
"The highlight scenes were assigned to me, his manager was very dissatisfied, and made trouble with Director Chu.
Director Chu agreed to change it back, but Bai Jiang was dissatisfied again, talked to Director Chu, they hid from the manager, and quietly let me film his highlight scenes."
Gu Cheng: "... Sounds a bit complicated."
Jin Li shrugged: "I am also just a ruthless acting robot."
During the half month of filming the final decisive battle, besides being busy with filming every day, there was no lack of intrigue between people.
At her level, there were not many stars who dared to frame her.
But the manager is different.
Managers seem to have an innate suppression of artists.
Clearly managers don't earn as much as artists, but many managers use artists without any softness.
Since knowing that Director Chu assigned the highlight scenes belonging to Ji Ruibin to Ruan Tang, Bai Jiang's manager had made trouble in the crew several times.
He not only made trouble in front of Director Chu, but also specifically made trouble in front of Jin Li, and it was in the crew.
The scene was so embarrassing that Jin Li couldn't help but curl her toes when she recalled it.
Bai Jiang's manager said this in front of them:
"Director Chu, you have collaborated with Xiao Jiang for three dramas. Not to mention anything else, you definitely know his character. How can Bai Jiang's important scenes be given to others?"
Jin Li was confused listening from the side.
Is her character very bad?
In the crew, an actor's character is just the most basic requirement, but what is more important is knowing how to film!
If the acting skills are insufficient, then no matter how many scenes are given, it is useless; the audience will not buy it.
Director Chu chatted with Bai Jiang's manager privately several times, and only after getting the manager's consent did he change Jin Li's scenes.
He thought this matter was discussed and ended.
So when he heard the field manager say that Bai Jiang's manager wanted to enter the crew to see, he agreed.
Who knew this manager would kill him with a return shot, not only accusing him in public, but also being sarcastic to Jin Li.
Bai Jiang's manager finished scolding Director Chu and went to scold Jin Li:
"Your acting skills are good, do you want to be a drama bully, grabbing all the highlight scenes to act, can't you give other characters some highlights?"
"Jin Li, you also started by acting as a supporting role. You know how difficult supporting roles are. A good supporting role can be remembered by the audience. If the limelight is completely covered by the heroine, then what are other characters for?"
Jin Li didn't speak.
The manager continued: "So, you won't grab Bai Jiang's scenes, right?"
Jin Li still didn't speak.
After all, Bai Jiang's scenes were not grabbed by her.
She didn't know about this matter, just came to the crew one day, was notified by the director that a few scenes were changed, and a few more scenes were added for her to film.
When she was filming, she realized this was Bai Jiang's scene; the director originally moved Bai Jiang's scene to her to act.
The first time she knew, she also asked the screenwriter.
The screenwriter said it was Director Chu who asked him to change it, and the reason was very simple: Bai Jiang could not withstand the pressure.
Some highlight scenes given to him to film would not be filmed well, and the emotional rendering would not be in place.
If Bai Jiang was really allowed to film the climax part, it would appear a bit tiger-headed and snake-tailed, with a feeling that the decisive battle ended hastily.
So Director Chu thought carefully before letting Jin Li replace part of Bai Jiang's scenes.
Didn't expect that after his manager knew, he could make such a fuss.
Then what else could the director say? Naturally, he let Bai Jiang also film this part of the scene.
Director Chu thought about it, Bai Jiang filmed a version, but Jin Li also had to film a version.
Whichever version is good, use whichever, fair competition.
It's just that the actors were hard-working.
Later, it was Bai Jiang who took the initiative to find Director Chu, and I don't know what he said to him, so Bai Jiang's version was not filmed.
Gu Cheng knew the former, but didn't know the latter.
He thought that Bai Jiang not filming those highlight scenes later was successfully persuading the manager. Who could have thought it was hidden.
Gu Cheng asked: "Since it was hidden, how do you know?"
Jin Li: "When Bai Jiang discussed with Director Chu, I was there."
Gu Cheng suddenly realized: "Then it's no wonder."
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