"Didn't I say that if someone has acted in my play, they can't take on other people's plays without my permission? What does she mean by doing this?"
Different roles require different emotions. My female lead's scenes haven't been finished yet, but she's finally gotten much better recently.
Is she just making things this way so that everyone has to readjust to the plot and re-immerse themselves in the character's emotions?
Director Wei stood up and cursed several times.
He hates actors who take on multiple projects at once, whether it's a cameo role or filming several shows simultaneously.
Tao Mimi looked at Director Wei with some fear.
Director Wei was really being very polite to her just now.
Xu Yanyu was also a little scared.
Director Wei went out to make a phone call.
The assistant director sitting next to her noticed that Xu Yanyu seemed a little nervous, so he explained to her, "Director Wei is actually a very good person. When he gets angry or upset, it's always for the sake of the film."
Like when screenwriter Tao argued with him earlier, no matter how Tao refuted him, he didn't get angry. Because he knew that screenwriter Tao was also trying to make the TV series better.
However, Zhang Ying's behavior really angered him. From now on, Zhang Ying's scenes will be very important, requiring her to devote herself wholeheartedly.
Zhang Ying is very particular about her acting state, and now that she's taking on other roles, it's disrupting all the emotional build-up she's created.
Xu Yanyu suddenly realized.
No wonder she used to see actors on TV filming multiple projects at once, and their performances were a bit lacking.
Tao Mimi whispered, "Wouldn't I offend Zhang Ying by revealing that she was filming multiple projects at the same time?"
She met Zhang Ying on this set, and Zhang Ying's temper was not easy to mess with.
Tao Mimi is not afraid of trouble, but she also doesn't want to cause trouble.
The assistant director dismissed it, saying, "Why do you care about her? She harmed the crew's interests. She was the one who did wrong first, and she didn't warn you not to tell anyone, did she?"
Tao Mimi thought about it and realized it made sense. What was she afraid of? It wasn't like she had done anything wrong.
A few minutes later, Director Wei returned with a dark expression.
He said in a cold tone, "Zhang Ying said that her company got her another role in Z City. According to the previously agreed time, I should have finished filming this drama."
Because I kept delaying things here, the other film crew had already started shooting. So Zhang Ying was forced to shuttle between the two sets.
The assistant director said unhappily, "Which film crew has a rule that filming must be completed on the agreed time? It's not uncommon for a film to be delayed by one or two months, is it?"
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