The Best Actor Insists On Living With Me! Chapter 945: 936: Through the Mirror to the End (2)

Chapter 945: Chapter 936: Through the Mirror to the End (2)

But one could feel that her emotions were progressive, complex, and logically discernible.

Especially when Bo Yan was beside her, witnessing the most genuine emotions.

In their first collaboration in “Storm”, Xia Siyu played a deserted, enchanting madam. When she acted with him, she also showed emotion, but her emotions weren’t as coherent and effortless as they are now; they were point-like, bursting out in a mont, but unfortunately, not connected.

By the ti “Spring Light” ca around, she learned to connect the dots into a surface, not only to exhibit complex emotions but also to build them up layer by layer, conveying her feelings. Between one shot and the next, you could distinctly feel, even if just from her face and expression, her mood and the different environnts she was in. Moreover, she also joined Bo Yan in a half-month field research before shooting, integrating the local language and living habits into her performance.

But now, she has finally learned to turn the surface into three-dinsions, using her gaze, expressions, and bodily movents to portray the character. From this angle, you could surprisingly find that she indeed differed from the past young woman who only knew sadness and romance in youth campus and romantic city dramas. She was growing at an astonishing pace, almost instantaneously having an epiphany and undergoing a transformation within a single year.

Acting relies on talent. With talent, it still takes 100 percent effort to achieve a re one percent of success. But without that talent, it’s better to do sothing else. Many beautiful and handso actors, despite their looks, play parts with no soul, like a blind person; they might as well sing or dance, or model for advertisents.

Now, Xia Siyu not only possesses a trendous amount of talent, but she also puts in 100 percent effort. Coupled with the theoretical frawork and practical guidance provided by Bo Yan, along with the ups and downs, the joy and sorrow experienced by her family and herself, have both forged and defined her.

Bo Yan feels that even without his assistance, given Xia Siyu’s determination, ability, and perception, she was bound to reach the pinnacle sooner or later.

Of course, to say she has no flaws would not be true. Her flaw is that, although she is now aware, she may accidentally reveal it when acting, which can lead to over-exertion. Fortunately, she was filming a martial arts drama, which inherently carries romantic and fantastic elents. Even if slightly exaggerated, it does not co off as too greasy.

The so-called “ease of control.” Xia Siyu has perfected the “release” aspect, and to learn to contain her emotions will be yet another arduous task.

If she can truly master the “containnt” aspect, Bo Yan believes that she can surpass her mother and beco the top female actress in China.

After a sequence of actions, all the way until Director Ji called “cut”, everyone let out a sigh of relief.

Really, it was the feeling of a sigh of relief. For such a long and smooth fighting scene, the whole crew worked hard for more than a week for just a few minutes of the film. And, after this part was finished, even though so still had loose ends to tie up, the difficulty level was much lower, allowing them to relax for reshoots or continue in the studio.

Director Ji was also excited, the scene just now was perfect – all the movents and visual designs were showcased as intended, he even shook a little while personally handling the cara.