"Two, please sit here for a while."

In the Relativity Entertainment Company, Connie brought Wan Ziren and another white man of his age to the reception room and said, "You came too early. Ronan usually takes 8:30 to get to the company."

Connie didn't know a white man, but knew Wan Ziren. She was also in the banquet hall last night and knew that Ronan had been chatting with this person for quite a long time.

But Ronan has been coming to the company at a certain point recently and rarely comes in advance.

As Ronan's number one assistant, Connie is very clear that Ronan has had a hot fight with Anne Hathaway recently, and Anne Hathaway has lived in Ronan's manor.

Does Relativity Entertainment really need an extra celebrity boss lady?

Connie asked someone to send two cups of coffee to the reception room, and then denied the idea.

Anne Hathaway is indeed very beautiful, and she can also take it out with a face. Her more refreshing personality is very likable, but it is obviously unrealistic to expect a powerful figure who faces countless Hollywood actresses to settle down because of her.

As for men, when they are in a hot fight, they will soon change their goals.

Connie opened the makeup mirror and took a look. Fortunately, she looked average and gained Ronan's trust by virtue of her ability. She didn't have to worry about the messy things in Hollywood.

In the reception room, Wen Ziren looked at his watch from time to time, and there was sleepiness on his face that could not be concealed. Obviously, he didn't have a good rest last night.

The white man next to him frowned into the character "Chuan", flipping the script in his hand with a little nervousness, and yawning from time to time, which was not much better than Wen Ziren.

"Wen, is there really hope?" Ray Wonal couldn't help but confirm again: "It won't be the same as before, right?"

Wen Ziren yawned, shook his head hard, cheered up, and said, "He didn't read the script, just listened to me telling the story. I don't know if I could impress him, but this is always an opportunity."

He stressed again: "Ronan Anderson is not as good as the producers we have met before, and he doesn't even give him any chance."

Ray Warner thought of the fact that he had hit a wall one after another, and he didn't know where he flew to, and he was a little depressed, saying, "This is too difficult for the first time, different from what I thought. Before coming to Los Angeles, I felt that with our talents and abilities, with the scripts in hand, even if it was difficult to invest in the film company, it would not be too difficult. Who knows..."

Wan Ziren shook her head: "We underestimated the difficulty, so we have such a dilemma." He seemed to have figured out a lot of things: "The world's film talents are concentrated in Hollywood, and countless people are looking for opportunities, but Hollywood film companies have limited investment every year, and those who can get investment are those famous figures, leaving too few opportunities for newcomers."

After a few months from Australia to Los Angeles, I have also learned a general understanding of some of the new Hollywood directors. How many of those new directors in Hollywood are real new directors? Before becoming a film director, most people either worked in the advertising industry or in the MV industry for a long time.

Almost no one has any practical experience like him and Ray Wernal.

The door of the reception room knocked, and someone pushed the door in. Wen Ziren looked up and stood up and said, "Good morning, Mr. Anderson."

Ronan went over to shake hands with him: "Good morning, Wen."

He turned to look at the white man, and because of the profound influence of "Saw" that he quickly recognized as one of the two leading actors in the film.

Wen Ziren quickly introduced: "This is my friend, and Ray Wernal, who works with me to create the script."

Ronan shook hands with Ray Wonal again, and exchanged a few greetings and quickly got to the point.

"Wen, you told the story yesterday." Ronan asked directly: "Have the script been brought?"

"Bringed." Ray Wonal quickly handed the script to Ronan.

Ronan looked at the script, and the three letters "saw" on the cover were extremely eye-catching.

This is the English name of "Saw".

Ronan asked, “Is this a script based on your childhood nightmare?”

Wen Ziren nodded, and Ray Wonal continued: "Dark, death, surprise, blood" have always been things that Wen and I have been very interested in since we were young. We have loved watching horror movies since we were young, and we like classic horror movies from the 1970s and 1980s, such as "Exorcist", "Shirt", and "Ghost Exorcist".

He smiled and said, "These films have triggered many horrifying dreams. The many details of this script are derived from our unforgettable nightmares and childhood experiences."

It is very obvious that Ray Warner tried his best to tell the hard-earned script, hoping to attract Ronan's attention.

Ronan nodded, opened the script and read it carefully. The script was not thick, only about eighty pages.

After a quick look, Ronan quickly summarized the theme of the film. The protagonist has high IQ and a successful career, but one day he was diagnosed with cancer and has not had much time. He saw that there were too many people around him who originally had a healthy body, but he was squandering his life. So he set up a series of my mystery so that those lambs who were lost in his eyes could understand the meaning of life, rather than waste time.

This is a madman who claims to be God: the desperate sacrifice of the self of human beings and is committed to wasting time, so Jigsaw makes them understand the importance of life by tortureting the bodies of these people.

Although the script is still relatively rough and there are flaws in many parts of it, this is undoubtedly "Saw".

Ronan closed the script and asked, "Do you have a project plan?"

Ray Wonal was stunned for a moment, and Wen Ziren shook his head gently: "We...we don't have it for the time being."

Ronan asked again: "Wen, do you want to sell the copyright of the script?"

"No, no, no!" Wen Ziren said quickly: "Ronan, we don't want to sell the copyright of the script."

He glanced at Ronan and knew that the following words were a bit outrageous, so he mustered up the courage to say, "I want to direct this project. I know that such a requirement is a bit too much. Neither Lei nor I have the experience of directing official feature films, but no one knows his script better than we do."

Ronan seemed unmoved. Wan Ziren could undoubtedly be classified as a genius, but he could not pay a price that was inconsistent with the present because of the future. So he was considering how to keep Wan Ziren on the ship of Relativity Entertainment for a long time.

Wan Ziren thought that after hearing the request to be a director, Ronan would give up like the producer he had come into contact with, and said, "After graduating from film school, I was troubled by basic survival problems. Like many people, I was engaged in a job without any enthusiasm."

He continued: "I am unknown and poor. Although Lei and I want to make movies and have many crazy ideas in our minds that have yet to be realized, we have no money to build these ideas into real works. We continue to work we don't like, but at the same time we work hard to save money and get together to save some simple but exciting ideas."

Ray Wonal also had a bad feeling.

Wan Ziren strives for: "We only need a small budget to shoot a movie that scares the big and thick men and screams!"

"You are passionate about the movie, I can feel that." Ronan put down the script and seemed to make a decision: "Wen, and Lei, although your script is not refined enough and has flaws, I am willing to invest in your passion and passion."

"Uh..." Ray Warner was stunned.

Wen Ziren reacted and asked in disbelief: "Is this...is this true?"

Ronan smiled and said, "I am willing to invest in your project, invest in Saw."

Ray Wonal finally reacted, turned around and hugged Wen Ziren tightly, and said incoherently: "Wen, did you hear it? We succeed? We succeed!"

Wen Ziren was also very excited. Perhaps because of the Eastern family, his emotions were not as outgoing as Ray Wernal. He tried his best to control his boiling mood and said, "Thank you, Mr. Anderson. Thank you for giving us a chance."

But Ronan said: "Don't be busy thanking me for some things. We need to say something ahead. After all, I am a movie investor and must be responsible for the entire company."

"Of course." Wen Ziren and Ray Wonal said unanimously: "We understand."

Ronan didn't go around the circle and said directly: "You need to sell the script to Shahai Entertainment, which has all the copyrights of the script and the film. Your script is very interesting, but it is only a niche type, and the investment will not be high, and it needs to be controlled within 1.5 million US dollars. Wen, and Lei. If the film is successful, I hope to create a series of movies like "The God of Death is Coming", so you need to sign a long contract with Shahai Entertainment. In addition, the two are newcomers, and your script copyright fee and pay are limited..."

Wan Ziren and Ray Wonal looked at each other and said, "We sell the script to Shahai Entertainment for $1, so I can't help but director's pay..."

Ronan is a little strange. Is Wan Ziren really going to fight to earn this director position?

Before he could speak, Wen Ziren said again: "Mr. Anderson, I know that excessive investment will bring huge risks to the production company. We can give up the basic director's pay. We pay for our later profit dividends. If the film cannot bring profits, we give up all the rewards."

Ronanmeng did not change his expression, but he was alert in his heart. However, when he thought that Wan Ziren and Ray Wernal were true newcomers, he should not have done it on purpose, but wanted to reduce the investors' doubts in this way to ensure that he could win a crucial director position.

If anyone else had agreed to Wan Ziren's conditions, after all, the risk of newcomer movies is too great.

But how could Ronan agree?
Chapter completed!