Lin Yifeng recognized it at a glance; it was their second part of the advertisement.

Seeing this, Lin Yifeng couldn't help but frown.

More than half a month has passed, and the advertising company has only managed to film the second part?

Lin Huo, who was busy not far away, had just put down what he was doing when he saw Lin Yifeng standing on the outside.

Lin Huo's expression froze, and he strode over.

He had just stepped forward to say hello and was about to explain their situation when he saw Lin Yifeng wave him off.

"We'll talk about that later. Let's see how this part is filmed first."

Lin Huo paused slightly, then stood quietly beside Lin Yifeng.

Meanwhile, filming resumed at the entrance to the building.

After the director finished scolding him, he was still furious and returned to the cameraman's side.

At the building entrance, the young actor composed himself, nodded, and then began filming again.

It has to be said that actors these days are truly dedicated.

Lin Yifeng had also seen the price offered by Lin Huo.

Actors who shoot commercials typically earn around 100 yuan a day, and even if they film the entire commercial, their fee might only be 3,000 to 4,000 yuan.

These are all done by finding amateur actors, and the prices are not expensive to begin with.

The problem is that July is the hottest time in Central China, and the male actor, dressed in winter clothes and wrapped up tightly, still has to act as if it's very cold in winter.

That alone is enough to impress people; these people are really putting on a show for themselves.

Compared to those actors in later film and television industries who can only pronounce "", it's a world of difference.

This time, the filming was much simpler, and the first take was almost done quickly.

While the director was discussing things with the others, the male actor had already taken off his jacket, and steam was rising from his body.

His vest, in particular, was already soaked with sweat, and the people around him kept fanning him to cool him down.

Lin Yifeng looked at the film crew in front of him and couldn't help but sigh.

"That's really reckless."

Lin Huo scratched his head awkwardly.

After the two of them chatted briefly, Lin Yifeng finally understood why the commercials were being produced so slowly.

Originally, Lin Huo and his team planned to use the existing funds to generate a film fee, but Lin Yifeng's suggestion led them to successfully prepare three scripts.

Compressing all of this into a week for filming was quite challenging, so Lin Yifeng later extended the deadline by half a month.

Lin Huo and his team were quite confident about the advertising shoot.

But once they actually got to work, they discovered that things weren't so simple.

Originally, they planned to ask a director they knew for help and contact a few veteran actors to attend, but the director insisted on having his son join the cast.

That is, the man Lin Yifeng saw being reprimanded today.

The problem lies here: Lin Huo and his team wanted to lower the price, while the director wanted his son to use the advertisement as a stepping stone to enter the film and television industry.

Lin Huo was initially worried that the production schedule wouldn't be long enough, but as filming progressed, the director's son kept causing problems, and the first phase of the film alone took a full week to shoot.

In addition, the need to contact people further slowed down their production process.

Originally, Lin Huo wanted to talk to the director about the price and ask him to replace Lin Yifeng so as not to delay Lin Yifeng's business. Moreover, he could tell that the director was preparing to let his son get used to the work environment.

As a result, the director gave Lin Huo a single sentence.

As the director, he paid for any damaged film.

Judging from the current situation, the money spent on hiring this director has already covered half of his salary, enough to cover the cost of the scrapped film. If they continue filming like this, the other party will have to pay them out of pocket.

What else could Lin Huo say?

shoot!

Just keep filming!

Lin Yifeng was amused when he heard what Lin Huo had told him.

This was the first time he had ever seen such an outrageous director.

But then I thought, these days directors are truly cultured people, and there are probably only a handful of qualified directors in the whole country. The other party himself has this kind of arrogance.

It's already quite good that they were willing to film it, especially since the director promised that he could help with the next advertisement for free after this one ended. Consider it a favor we owe them this time.

Lin Yifeng stroked his chin.

"Could you take a picture for me next time?"

Lin Huo nodded hastily, afraid that Lin Yifeng might be dissatisfied with his decision.

Lin Yifeng smiled and patted Lin Huo on the shoulder.

"take it easy."

"After this advertisement is finished, there is another advertisement to prepare."

"Consider this advertisement a trial run for his son."

Lin Yifeng gave a faint smile.

With that in mind, he could save a lot of money by filming an advertisement for Xiangpiaopiao.

Let's first take a look at the director's filmmaking skills.

Earlier, the director yelled "Cut!" several times in a row, giving the son, who was the protagonist of the film, a thorough dressing-down.

Lin Yifeng and Lin Huo quietly watched the drama unfold on the sidelines.

As darkness fell, the second advertisement still hadn't been completed.

Today's shooting session ended in failure again.

After all that was over, Lin Huo brought Lin Yifeng to the director's side.

"Director Gu, let me introduce you."

"This is our client, Mr. Lin."

Director Gu looked at Lin Yifeng with a puzzled expression, but soon broke into a bright smile and thanked Lin Yifeng excitedly.

"Hello, hello, you're young and promising."

"I'm really sorry, my son's abilities are a bit weak."

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