Many thoughts flashed through Wen Ying's mind, but her face remained calm as she asked Shui Mingyue: "How long will you stay here this time?"
Shui Mingyue still laughed before she spoke, and said in a soft voice: "I originally wanted to attend the opening ceremony and leave, but the film and television company asked me if I could be a script consultant for them. I want to work with the team. The novel is a text.
Presentation, readers have different imaginations in their minds, and after adaptation, it is mainly presented through pictures, which are different after all.”
When novels are adapted into film and television dramas, readers are both looking forward to and fearing them.
I hope that my favorite work will be put on the screen so that more people can recognize my favorite, but I am afraid that a poor adaptation will ruin the original work.
As everyone knows, the original author of the novel is more worried than the readers!
Readers are emotionally invested in a work just by reading the book, and are moved by the ups and downs of each character's fate. The original author wrote the entire book word by word, and created the characters in the book. He devoted more effort and emotional investment than the readers.
No less than readers.
The work is the child of the writer.
Selling the film and television adaptation rights means that the child has a future, but it also means that the child is out of the author's control, and the author himself cannot guarantee whether the child will be good or bad in the future.
A person with a big heart like Mu Fan has already figured it out, and what he often says is: "It's not up to the father to grow up, so let it go!"
Shui Mingyue and Mu Fan had known each other before the training class in Beijing, and they immediately exposed Mu Fan's open-mindedness, "That's not what you said before. You think the film and television drama adapted from your novel can sweep all major domestic professional awards."
Mu Fan: "...I said such a thing?"
Being stared at by Shui Mingyue and Wen Ying, Mu Fan unnaturally touched his nose: "Okay, let's just pretend that I was young, ignorant and ignorant and really said such things, but I have looked away now."
Mu Fan was forced to look away.
He also sold film and television rights, and one of his books was adapted and broadcast.
The TV series changed Mu Fan's original work into a mess. After it was broadcast, Mu Fan thought that he had Alzheimer's disease at a young age. He was stunned because he could not compare the plot of the TV series with the plot he had written. Mu Fan was forced to do it again.
He opened his own book and read it several times. He gritted his teeth and followed the series according to the book. Mu Fan realized: It turned out that it was not me who had Alzheimer's disease, but that this TV series had changed almost everything except the names of the characters.
!
Mu Fan was depressed at that time.
Is his story not written well enough?
If the story itself is good, it should be filmed according to the original work!
If the story itself is not good, why buy the rights to adapt his work? It's a waste of money.
Mu Fan sincerely advised Shui Mingyue as someone who had been there, "Anyway, don't have too much hope, otherwise you will be disappointed in the future."
Shui Mingyue is still looking forward to it, "The film and television companies have asked me to be a script consultant. It seems quite sincere. The end of my book should not be as bad as yours."
Wen Ying agreed with this.
In her previous life, Shui Mingyue should have agreed to work as a script consultant with the team.
Although the TV series was not aired until 2012, it was widely praised after it was aired. It is indeed a very successful adaptation.
Not only did the film and television company invite Shui Mingyue to work with the team as a script consultant, Shui Mingyue had already seen the casting and felt it suited her description quite well.
Of course, among all the people Shui Mingyue had met when she was so old, who most resembled the male protagonist from a romance novel, it would have to be the one who went to the liberal arts academy to see Wen Ying.
It's a pity that he is not an actor.
Just when Shui Mingyue thought of this, Wen Ying asked abruptly: "Apart from the sincerity in polishing the script, what about the casting? Are you satisfied?"
Shui Mingyue nodded, "The heroine has already acted in two dramas, and the male lead is a newcomer. Although Yun Chen was not hired, I am more satisfied with the current male lead. I am not saying that Yun Chen is not good, but that Yun Chen has already
Now that I have become famous, I'm afraid that the audience will have a fixed mindset about Yun Chen."
Shui Mingyue treats people gently and speaks as softly as the spring breeze. In fact, she is also a bit perfectionist.
She hopes that her novel will be perfect when it is adapted for the screen for the first time.
For this reason, after the opening ceremony, the film and television company invited Shui Mingyue to be the script consultant for the team. Shui Mingyue readily agreed. After all, no one knows her own work better than Shui Mingyue. With her watching, the final cost should be
It can't be worse than the one adapted by Mu Fan, right?
Sure enough, Shui Mingyue had agreed to be the script consultant for the filming.
After much deliberation, Wen Ying found no reason to dissuade Shui Mingyue.
That's right, if Shui Mingyue didn't become the script consultant for the team, he wouldn't have gotten to know the new actor. If he didn't get to know Shui Mingyue, he wouldn't have the right to adapt Shui Mingyue's novel.
In a previous life, an actor told the media that he had bought the film and TV adaptation rights for several of Shui Mingyue's novels early on. The reporter praised the actor for his vision, and the actor's fans were even more mindless and praised him for their vision.
A pioneering business genius.
Wen Ying had never been a writer in her previous life, and she didn't know much about the film and television industry, so she didn't think there was anything wrong with the actor's statement.
Now that I think about it carefully, I feel that this statement is full of loopholes.
Today's film and television copyrights are not as expensive as they would be a dozen years ago. Some writers think that their works can be adapted into film and television dramas, and are willing to sell them even if the price is not high.
But that's just an ordinary writer, not Shui Mingyue.
Shui Mingyue has a huge readership base, and the sales of her novels are high.
Wen Ying knew without asking that the film and television adaptation rights of one of Shui Mingyue's novels can now be sold for seven figures!
So, how could that male star who is not yet famous have the money to buy the rights to adapt several of Shui Mingyue's novels in one go?
Wen Ying had many speculations, but she didn't show any strangeness on her face. Instead, she smiled and agreed with Shui Mingyue: "Of course it's good for you to control the script yourself. Is this drama all shot in Shanghai?"
"In the later stage, I will go to neighboring provinces to shoot some scenes. Most of the filming will be completed in Magic City, so I will stay in Magic City for a long time."
Shui Mingyue's eyes were full of expectation.
Wen Ying smiled and said: "That's great, we can meet often. You are my senior when it comes to writing novels. When it comes to film and television scripts, I should have more experience than you. If you encounter any difficulties when coordinating the team, please contact me in time.
If we communicate more, you can avoid taking more detours."
Shui Mingyue was very happy, "Don't worry, I will shamelessly ask you for advice even if you don't tell me!"
Seeing Wenying and Shui Mingyue chatting animatedly, Mu Fan secretly went to pay for the order.
Shui Mingyue was polite, and Mu Fan asked Shui Mingyue to invite him back next time.
While Wen Ying went to the bathroom, Shui Mingyue lowered her voice: "Are you serious?"
Mu Fan nodded, "As serious as you are about this film and television adaptation."
Shui Mingyue was very worried.
Mu Fan is a friend, and Wen Ying is also a friend.
If Wen Ying hadn't had such an amazing "good friend" first, Mu Fan and Wen Ying would be a perfect match, and the two writers wouldn't be afraid of not having anything in common.
It's a pity that Mu Fan met Wen Ying too late.
Shui Mingyue said sternly: "My fair lady, you are a gentleman. I have no position to stop you, but I hope you can express your favor openly and openly without any sneaky tricks. In this way, even if Xiaoyu rejects you in the end, we can still
Be friends... Mu Fan, lovers may break up and get back together, but friends who know each other can stay together for a lifetime, think about it yourself!"
Mu Fan had already thought clearly.
He came to the Magic City early, why didn't he take the initiative to make an appointment with Wen Ying?
Mu Fan wanted to find out whether that kind of good impression was temporary.
During this meeting, Mu Fan found that the good feeling still existed!
Wen Ying didn't have a boyfriend, so he was naturally qualified to pursue her.
