The room was lit with a faint blue light, giving the whole room a sense of technology. The large straight desk was filled with computers. When the power was plugged in, the fan made a low sound.
Each hunter has his own exclusive seat, and there are no partitions between seats, making it easier to circulate information as soon as possible.
Only Robert, as the chairman, has an independent office, separated by a transparent glass wall. Sitting in the back, he can see every surveillance screen and everyone's actions, and he is full of dominance.
Hunters are not strangers to each other. Although many people did not know each other before participating in the stealth tracking, the program team organized a meeting half a month ago to get familiar with each other.
Robert's conversation was more about clarifying the purpose of the team and the division of labor among each member, and it also made everyone pay attention to it.
Although this is just a reality show, with various game-like "settings" that should not exist in reality, you cannot relax your vigilance.
If you fail, it will still be a huge denial of your ability.
Robert doesn't want this to happen.
In thirty years, he has not let go of a single fugitive, and there will be none in "The Game" either.
Fisk, the director of the stealth program, stood in the corner, and the photographer on the side turned the camera and moved the lens to the huge poster on the wall.
At the bottom of the poster is a dark alley, with a beam of skylight shining in the middle, reflecting two small figures. From the figures, it can be seen that the two people are carrying backpacks and turning their heads at the same time, obviously in some uneasy state.
It is in line with the theme of the program.
The entire upper part of the poster is printed with the logo of CBS, which is one of the five major public channels in the country. "The Big Bang Theory" and "Broke Sisters" are all produced by them.
However, CBS is best at crime dramas.
"Criminal Minds", "CSI", "Person of Interest", etc. are all rare good dramas in terms of quantity and quality.
This time, "Stealth" directed by oneself will certainly not disappoint. It definitely combines all the classic elements of crime-themed American dramas.
There are many versions of Stealth Tracking, including East Spain, White Bear, Helan, Denmark, etc. Even China has purchased the rights to the program.
But among so many versions, the ugly version is still the most outstanding.
Because they have the most luxurious lineup, the fastest pace, the most bonuses, the largest map, and the most exciting content.
Coupled with the joining of many celebrities and the good results of the first season, no one doubts whether Fisker's highest ratings of 5 points and an average of more than 3 points can become a reality. Even if it is done step by step, this is a very promising show.
possible goals.
With various conversations as the background, and finally focusing on this simple yet informative sneak tracking poster to highlight the theme, it will definitely be a good starting shot.
Even if these lenses are ultimately discarded, we still have to shoot this material now.
I don't have to do it, but you can't stop taking pictures.
"Didi-di-di, di-di-di."
The unique alarm sound of the electronic clock rang, and Robert looked up.
Fisk raised his wrist, pointed at the clock on the wall with his short finger, pushed out a stack of information with his other hand, and shouted in a melodious voice:
"At the end of an hour, the prey have hid in the cave, and now it is the hunter's home court!"
"Okay, everyone, please pay attention, computers, intelligence, operations, come to me."
Robert didn't waste any time. He stood up, took the information, and walked through the crowd. A group of hunters named by him followed behind him.
Celebrities, stars, hosts, actors, singers...
Are they all ordinary people?
Robert flipped through the information, making the unique scratching sound of paper. Some of the people in the information were familiar to him. They were celebrities after all, but some were very unfamiliar.
To the public, these people are indeed celebrities and have their own fan base, but this status does not help in helping escape. On the contrary, they will attract the attention of passers-by, which will make it easier to arrest.
In the eyes of professional arresters, these people are worse than ordinary people. The so-called extraordinary people must at least have a considerable degree of anti-reconnaissance training to escape repeat criminals.
Read until you reach the last two pages.
Two Asians?
Robert's eyes narrowed.
What caught his attention was the last photo in the file. The person on it looked quite familiar, but his intuition told him that this person was very important.
The alien effect, also known as own-race bias, is a special phenomenon in face recognition, which refers to the fact that people are significantly better at recognizing and recognizing faces of their own race than they are at recognizing faces of other unfamiliar foreign races.
Even Robert is not immune to this effect. In addition, in order to better fit the atmosphere, the program team took the photos with extremely strong exposure, which was a bit different from normal photos. Even Robert, who often needs facial recognition, did not recognize it right away.
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It wasn't until he walked to the blackboard that Robert suddenly remembered where he had seen this face.
Time magazine cover!
In addition, I have seen it a few times while watching videos.
"This morning, two foreign tourists became fugitives. The first one, Jun Yao, is a second-generation rich man. His last known haunting place was a first-class hotel in downtown Los Angeles."
Everyone was immersed in sorting out their notes, and then Robert posted the second photo, "The second fugitive, Fang Bi, has the same last known haunting location as the first."
"oh."
Someone in the team exclaimed in a low voice. Obviously, this person's image is not niche.
Robert took a cursory glance and found that at least one-third of the thirty hunters had changes in their expressions.
"Emily, please introduce this person." Robert named a hunter. She was the one who exclaimed just now. Although her voice was small, it was still clearly heard by everyone.
Emily calmed down her expression and stood up: "Fang Bi, a Chinese anchor and the founder of the wilderness survival series. Theoretically, all the origins of wilderness survival programs so far come from him, and he even traces them with great concentration.
The emergence of is also related to it to a certain extent.”
"Due to many incredible adventures, he was once known as the world's number one explorer, including but not limited to the recent rescue of three trapped gray whales in the Arctic, the discovery of hidden legendary creatures, and the journey across the entire European continent.
....”
Robert interrupted Emily: "This is not a fan meeting. I don't care about his achievements in adventure. To get to the point, you know what we care about most. The more powerful the other party is, the more we must seize the time."
"Well, according to the records that can be verified, this Chinese anchor is a retired special forces soldier, and he is not an ordinary special forces soldier. He has studied at the Hunter Academy in Venezuela, and his results are still among the top ten in history. Only based on this identity
If we say that, we must admit that he must have extremely strong anti-reconnaissance capabilities."
"Sounds like a tough one." Senior analyst Ben Owen frowned.
No matter which country's special forces, they are bound to learn certain investigation methods. If they are able to investigate, they will naturally be able to counter-investigate.
Intuition told Owen that compared with the other seventeen people, this person was definitely the focus of this arrest operation.
"I want to know what they want to do before they think about it, and know what they want to do before they act."
"Teresa, from an intelligence point of view, what would you like to do?"