Chapter 422 This will be a reform
The next day at noon, variety show park.
In the rainy and snowy weather, the staff were all wearing down jackets, cotton hats and gloves, and were busy coming and going in the park.
In the office building behind the dormitory building, Liu Yi, the chief writer of the program, was walking in the corridor and put down the phone that hung up in his ear.
In his eyes, Long Danni turned the corner and walked towards him.
"Old Liu." Long Danni said hello, rubbing his arms with his folded hands, making a cold look: "It's cold today."
"It's getting colder and colder. It's going to snow heavily in a while." Liu Yi smiled and said, "How's it going?"
Long Danni walked in his direction and said: "In a few days, we will call Chu Xuan and Liu Yifei to record the daily routine. We can start the second stage recording in the early 20th."
Liu Yi nodded and joked: "These two assistant coaches should be having a lot of fun during this time. They haven't been here for a long time."
Long Danni was delighted when he heard this: "They did their duty in the last stage of recording and accompanied them almost the whole time. There were enough shots and the effect was almost achieved. They didn't have much work to do in the subsequent recording, which is exactly what they wanted."
At this time, they were chatting about the adaptation. When they saw Liu Yi shouting at the door, they looked puzzled. They didn't know what Lao Liu wanted from them, so they all stood up and walked to the door.
"After all these years, there are still the same few people at the top of the tower. How many screenwriters have you seen get ahead?"
"We are a private enterprise. We do not break the law or violate disciplines. How the company develops is not ours to decide. Why are we afraid of them?"
He looked at Gong Geer and the others and saw that they had no other opinions. He said bluntly: "Mr. Wang, Third Master, Chu Xuan, Qian Qian, what do you want to do?"
"I don't need to consider the writing structure of the sub-shots. According to Mr. Chu's wishes, the sub-shot scripts will be written by another screenwriter."
Sci-fi, involving special effects.
"So..." Yang Dongxu paused and thought for a moment, then said: "The current process of character design, scene dialogue and sub-shot scripts can be completed by a screenwriter in a straight line, which is equivalent to breaking it all into pieces, and each link is completed by
Completed by different screenwriters.”
In other words, what Chu Xuan said broke their original screenwriting ideas.
Liu Yi said silently: "This is equivalent to us going against the traditional screenwriting method that has been passed down for hundreds of years."
Moreover, regardless of success or failure, after his brief thought, the process of completing this matter seemed not difficult.
Liu Yifei looked stunned and shook her head.
However, it is his obligation and responsibility to pursue his own affairs in his position, as the head of the Bright Times Literature Department, and to act in accordance with the company's development strategy.
If they want to change a common thought, they are destined to be enemies with their colleagues who have outdated ideas and maintain traditions, and they will also fight against the Screenwriters Association whose interests are harmed.
Chu Xuan reached for the teapot and poured it for him, then glanced at Liu Yi.
Chu Xuan, Liu Yifei, Wang Jinhua, Han Sanping, and Liu Xiaoli all looked at Liu Yi, waiting for him to continue.
Yang Dongxu, Gong Geer and Ye Junzi looked shocked and remained silent.
This caught them a little off guard.
"When the time comes, let Mr. Wang give you a salary increase to compensate." Han Sanping joked.
"This is the definition of screenwriter. Since the last century, screenwriters around the world have followed this rule to conduct systematic study."
"The entire film and television drama production process has been shortened. From a timeline perspective, the time for the company to start the next project will also be shortened accordingly."
Gong Geer looked at him, stretched out his finger and pointed casually, saying: "According to the existing screenwriting work system, a screenwriter needs to complete the entire writing process of the plot. Does this screenwriter consider many things when writing?"
Liu Yi, Yang Dongxu, Gong Geer and Ye Junzi fell into silence, and Han Sanping's words also made them emotional.
"Secondly, with fewer things to consider, work efficiency will increase accordingly. It seems that we need more screenwriters to complete the script, which increases labor costs, but shortening the script planning time is equivalent to shortening the entire production time.
The process of film and television drama production.”
Literary scripts are divided into three, and scene description, dialogue description and character design are separated?
What could possibly alarm Han Sanping?
Han Sanping said slowly: "The industrialization of film and television is a very complicated matter. Mr. Chu and I discussed this matter some time ago."
Correspondingly, it will definitely have a certain impact on people at the upper levels of the screenwriting industry pyramid.
Breaking the structure of screenwriting workflow?
Let screenwriting work be subdivided?
"So, Mr. Wang, Mr. Chu, and I, including Xiao Liu, the core participant in this matter, decided to give it a try."
It was no secret that Han Sanping wanted to industrialize film and television. At this moment, they also knew the reason why they were called here today.
"Brother Liu, are you also a member of the Screenwriters Association?" Chu Xuan asked.
Since Chu Xuan was the speaker, he asked Chu Xuan: "Chu Xuan, why do you have this idea?"
Although the company has not started a film and television project to allow them to participate in script creation in the past year since joining Bright Times, the film and television company will integrate external resources and let them select some scripts to participate in the creation, which is also an outsourcing job.
No matter what, they can practice and improve, which is pretty good.
They hurriedly arrived at the company, followed Liu Yi to the chairman's office, knocked on the door, and then pushed open the door.
Brilliant Era seems to be taking the route of film and television industrialization, and it will start from the aspect of screenwriting as the starting point of film and television industrialization.
Seeing that he agreed, Chu Xuan, Wang Jinhua, and Han Sanping smiled.
Xiao Liu?...Liu Yifei pursed her lips, and a smile appeared in the corners of her eyes. It was the first time she heard this title, and she found it very interesting.
“When I write a scene, do I only need to consider the scene?”
Liu Yi smiled and said: ""Zhu Xian" is very special. It has to reflect the personalities of many characters. Those screenwriters invited... Everyone knows that many screenwriters in our country are just living on what they have done, and there is no long-term future.
Therefore, these screenwriters have very Cheng-style thinking, thinking that the supporting characters are not very important, and naturally they cannot design any good plots. I rejected the draft many times, which wasted a lot of time."
Gong Geer and Ye Jun were silent.
But now I want to meet these screenwriters?
They felt strange and confused, but at the same time they were fully expecting something to happen to them.
Liu Yi and the others glanced at Chu Xuan. They didn't expect Chu Xuan to be able to talk to Han Sanping about this matter at such an age.
Liu Yifei blinked and said, "Brother Liu is professional and analyzed our specific ideas in one go."
Gong Geer looked amused and behaved very modestly.
"What if..." Liu Yi lowered his head and paused, then raised his head and said, "The screenwriter mainly completes the overall design of the story in the form of written expressions."
Liu Yi and the others suddenly realized that as screenwriters, they did not think as far-term as Han Sanping. But after hearing what Han Sanping said, they discovered that reorganizing the screenwriting process could have such a profound impact on the development of the company, which can be regarded as an improvement.
"The screenwriters who finally successfully signed a contract with the company were led by teachers and used the first part of the science fiction trilogy as an experimental work to carry out new methods of script writing."
"This is one of them."
In the office, Yang Dongxu, Gong Geer and Ye Jun were sitting in a group chatting.
This idea of ​​​​industrializing screenwriting breaks tradition and breaks the thinking of the script creation process for more than a century.
Gong Geer concluded: "Human energy is limited. As a writer and mental worker, the less he thinks about when working, the simpler his work will be. And simplicity will make this person
The better you do your job."
What Chu Xuan said "varies from person to person" is also a screenwriting issue. With his many years of screenwriting experience as a foundation, Chu Xuan's thinking is not difficult for him to understand.
In his opinion, the science fiction trilogy is very suitable for the attempt to industrialize film and television.
"Papa papa" applause rang out, and Han Sanping clapped his hands and said with a smile: "Teacher Gong hit the nail on the head."
Liu Yi also understood a little, nodded and said: "I understand what you mean. The chief screenwriter team first designs the characters and story background, and then conceives the story structure."
"Third Master?!" Everyone was surprised.
"Also, let's not consider what affects the industry. We first consider how to transform the company's screenwriters, set standards for each link of screenwriting work, and achieve a clear, efficient, easy, and highly flexible streamlined process.
Work standards.”
Liu Yi looked at Han Sanping and said: "What you just said may change the living situation of domestic screenwriters. The subdivision of screenwriting work also means that the threshold for screenwriting is lowered, which will shake the status of the top screenwriters in the country."
On the one hand, he is destined to offend a group of people, and on the other hand, if he succeeds, he will be one of the pioneers involved in the industrialization of film and television. His industry status will naturally rise, and even if he fails, it will not affect the foundation of the Brilliant Era, and the loss will seem to be small.
Not that big, he is still the head of the literature department.
The corners of Chu Xuan, Liu Yifei and Han Sanping's mouths were slightly raised. It seemed that Teacher Gong Geer understood the changes that this idea could bring.
"And what we have to do is break its integrity."
To be continued...