Director Liu asked, "I understand shooting directly from the scene, but you're in a hurry. Have you hired everyone? If we're shooting directly from the scene, everyone needs to act it out once."

"I plan to bring all my colleagues over. There may not be too many employees in the company, but there are quite a few delivery drivers in our company. We can film in several batches and keep a few key personnel who need to be on camera the whole time. I won't deduct their wages from their work. I don't think anyone would be unwilling to have paid time off."

Of course not.

Lin Wei has always adhered to the idea that everyone should make money together. Although the salary of a deliveryman is certainly not as high as that of a leader, in today's 12 years, a monthly salary of 10,000 to 20,000 yuan, working 7 hours a day, and having five social insurances and one housing fund, and most importantly, there are really not many jobs that don't involve being mistreated.

Everyone was overjoyed when Lin Wei said this.

"Paid leave, plus an extra day off afterward without deducting any pay, and they even get paid for that day's performance. It's not much, but who wouldn't want that?"

Most importantly, they've never been to that place before.

As per Director Liu's requirements, the personnel and equipment were in place, and with a click, the camera officially began filming.

Director Liu indeed has extensive filming experience. Having already become familiar with the script, he quickly filmed the scenes he wanted after communicating with the screenwriter.

"President Lin, don't worry. The promotional video is already very short. I'll go with them through it once, and if I think a shot is good, I'll have them repeat it. In short, we'll shoot the first half today and the second half tomorrow. The filming will be completed in two or three days at most."

“I’m not worried. Just give me the finished film on time. I don’t understand these things, but I know that even for Best Actor and Best Actress, it’s not easy to get a film right in one take.”

Seeing that Lin Wei understood, Director Liu had nothing to worry about.

We filmed and played around, and within two days we had captured all the important shots.

Finally, there's an explosion scene and everyone celebrating the victory.

Even though they knew it was just a film shoot, they were so immersed in it that everyone couldn't help but shed tears the moment the sun rose.

With a click, the three-day shoot officially came to an end.

Even after it ended, everyone was still deeply moved and unable to let go of their emotions.

Lin Wei had a bit of a headache. "Won't we get too immersed in this? Should we add some funny moments? Otherwise, the atmosphere is too oppressive."

As Director Liu packed up the cameras, he agreed, saying, "Actually, we could add a little more. After all, we're here to have fun. I'm not saying the script is bad, but I was just about to ask you about this. Could you sell us the script for the costumes?"

"ah."

Lin Wei was stunned, not quite understanding what Director Liu meant.

"This plot is clearly well thought out and very interestingly designed. I think it's a waste to only make an immersive murder mystery game. Can you sell it to me? Who wrote this script? I can contact the screenwriter to expand it. We can totally make it into a TV series and link it with the murder mystery game scene."

Lin Wei's eyes lit up. "This... how come I didn't think of that before?"

“You’ve already considered that there won’t be enough time, but if you don’t mind selling the script to me, let us benefit from your publicity first, and then give back to you.” Director Liu sighed, “I’ve always wanted to make a film like this, but I just haven’t found the right one. I never expected to find it here.”

"Well... okay, the screenwriter is from our company. Since the scenes for murder mystery games need to be changed frequently, our company's screenwriters are all long-term."

But when it comes to the original script draft, it was Lin Wei who came up with the idea. In fact, she also has a share of the copyright.

"Okay, let's talk about this after we finish editing the video. We'll go back and work overtime now to make sure you see the finished product."

As Director Liu said, his team did work overtime until the evening of the 4th before sending them the finished product.

But the finished product is already quite good. Even though the promotional video is less than 5 minutes long, it completely whets people's appetites, and anyone who sees it will want to come and try it out.

Director Liu: "We have confirmed that the content of the film does not involve any copyright issues. You can rest assured. I have been working with President Zhuang for so many years and I would never do anything that would damage our reputation."

"Okay, I've shown it to the company's senior management and they've sent it out directly."

Lin Wei sent it to the group chat.

Everyone gave it a thumbs up.

The trailer was released at midnight on the 5th.

The internet exploded within minutes.

[That's ridiculous! Who releases a trailer in the middle of the night? I almost missed it.]

But I must say, it looks pretty high quality; I'm even tempted to go and play there myself.

"Go ahead and play if you want, it's not expensive."

[It's so far away, they don't even realize we're from out of town... Sigh, they start selling tickets on July 8th, which is right in line for summer vacation, does that mean I have a chance?]

I don't know how many tickets will be released for each show, or how often they'll be released. I'm worried everyone will see this and I won't be able to get tickets. P.S. I'm a local.

Because fewer people are playing, except in special circumstances, there are only two sessions per week: Wednesday and Thursday, and then Saturday and Sunday.

In this way, it was able to make a living, which shows that business wasn't particularly bad.

However, because the set is large and there are too many actors, the earnings won't be much after the set is divided up.

So this performance is extremely important to them. If it becomes a hit, they can make a living, and then this place should not have to close down.

The murder mystery game stayed on the trending topics list for most of the night, but was finally pushed off during the day.

But as soon as the 8th arrived, it was trending on social media again.

Before the link was posted.

Everyone in the company looked at Wang Ying with tense expressions.

"Don't look at me, I'm nervous too. Don't let your hands shake and upload the link in advance."

Lin Wei was also nervous, "I'm so worried, how many votes did you send out through this link?"

"300 people, we've tried it with 300 people and it's not crowded. Everyone has a storyline, since the people you meet are fixed, so everyone feels involved. It's just that not everyone is a positive character."

"It doesn't matter. We'll play whatever role we get. If we don't like it, we can just switch to something else next time," Lin Wei said.

Zhang Yanyan suddenly realized, "Wait a minute, if you're not satisfied with this character, you can play another one next time. But there are 300 characters to choose from in this scene. How many times would I have to play to find a character I'm satisfied with?"

"I never realized it before, how many times would someone have to play a positive role, or a particular role, to be satisfied with that?"

The implication is that she needs to earn a lot of money to make enough.