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The group collectively responded "Received."
Zhou Lan sighed with relief, and imdiately, another call ca in.
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The film set of "Under the Grand Dress" was bustling; even Ning Yufeng temporarily paused filming to join everyone in congratulating Zhou Yun and Zeng Lili.
Zhou Yun and Zeng Lili were both nominated for the Lingjun Award for Best Actress, which was good news for "Under the Grand Dress."
The other actors, especially, seeing Zhou Yun and Zeng Lili being nominated, couldn’t help but feel a desire, even if the award had little to do with many of them.
Who doesn’t want to win an award as an actor?
Especially Cheng Shenlv and Zhou Jianfeng.
They were only a few years younger than Zhou Yun, and seeing Zhou Yun winning awards like conquering territories made them sowhat envious.
Both of their acting skills were excellent among their peers, so naturally, they too had ambitions.
After the celebration, they still had to continue filming.
Ning Yufeng said, "Although I know everyone is happy for Xiao Yun and Lily, please adjust your mindset; we have to continue filming, friends."
Everyone laughed heartily.
The atmosphere on the set of "Under the Grand Dress" has always been good, with everyone energized to do their best for this film. Many actors enjoyed watching Zhou Yun and Zeng Lili’s performances and exchanging ideas.
Ning Yufeng happened to be a director who was very good at conveying his direction to the actors.
Despite the good atmosphere on set, there was still an undercurrent of tension.
For instance, Cheng Shenlv and Guan Siya.
The two didn’t communicate on set, and others were sowhat aware of their conflict and friction, and knew better than to bring up topics that might create awkwardness between them.
On set, Cheng Shenlv got along well with everyone; she was naturally a sweet-talking, enthusiastic young girl and could joke around and blend in with everyone.
Guan Siya wasn’t without warmth and initiative, but she could sense an underlying aloofness in everyone’s attitude toward her—an aloofness only she could perceive. At first, she didn’t understand why, but later, soone pointed out it was because she had deliberately spread rumors about Cheng Shenlv, which made others wary, not wanting to beco another Cheng Shenlv.
Guan Siya tried to change her situation, but it was not very effective. First impressions had ford, and people were cautious of her; letting go of their caution wasn’t an easy task.
She wasn’t a deity who could make people forgive at will.
This situation coincidentally matched her character’s predicant in the play; she played an annoying character from the neighboring departnt, essentially a buffoon in the story.
Guan Siya found it hard to let go, but despite her repeated attempts at goodwill, nothing changed.
Yesterday’s causes lead to today’s effects; causes scattered everywhere, effects found everywhere.
Zhou Yun noticed Guan Siya’s plight but had no intention of helping her. Guan Siyu’s actions seed completely improper to her; before filming this project, she wasn’t aware this was the kind of person she was. Now she knew, and as long as she had a choice, Zhou Yun didn’t plan to work with Guan Siya in the future.
Suddenly, Wen Bing arrived at the set for a visit.
When Wen Bing appeared, the actors who heard the news flocked to the set, wanting to be rembered by him.
Wen Bing, the director of "Life," had a magnetic attraction for actors.
Seeing the intent in everyone’s eyes, Zhou Yun smilingly introduced Wen Bing to each person.
Wen Bing took ti to et everyone and chatted for a while before heading to the lounge with Zhou Yun.
He ca to deliver the script.
"I’ve finished writing the script for ’Female Assassin’!" Wen Bing said with a spark of excitent in his eyes, "I’m bringing it to you first!"
Zhou Yun was surprised, saying, "It’s finally done."
Wen Bing spent almost half a year writing this script; while the pace might not be slow compared to other screenwriters, Zhou Yun was aware of Wen Bing’s creative prowess.
His creative energy was intense, so taking so long suggested multiple revisions.
Wen Bing said, "I can’t wait to start filming this movie, but neither of us has the ti."
Zhou Yun asked, "When do you plan to shoot?"
Wen Bing thought for a mont and said, "Probably next spring or sumr; that’s when the background of the script is set."
"That sounds about right," Zhou Yun nodded, "but how long will it take to film this movie?"
"About three months," Wen Bing said, "We’ll need to shoot in many places and scenes; I want to use real locations."
Three months isn’t short for shooting a movie.
Zhou Yun didn’t hesitate, nodded and agreed, "I’ll ask Sister Lan to help coordinate my schedule."
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