With so many people staring at them, Tang Yue and Su Yin felt a lot more pressure.
For a moment, they all felt that they were being watched like monkeys.
"Director Yang," Guan Fei said, bringing chairs to the three directors. "Sit down! Are you here to see our Xiao Su?"
Yang Ping, the young director, smiled and agreed. "Yes, although I've seen Su Yin perform before, it's always different live."
"Yeah," Guan Fei said cheerfully, "Xiao Su is usually carefree, not at all like the goddess in the eyes of her fans. But once she starts acting, her whole demeanor changes completely."
"Really?" Yang Ping found it quite strange.
His portrayal of Su Yin's acting skills came more from Zhang Yingyuan's short films.
In the film, the beautiful and heartbreaking mute girl has become the source of inspiration for countless young directors.
However, he was still a little worried.
He admitted that Su Yin definitely had acting talent, but no one could say for sure whether her stunning acting in the short film was due to Director Zhang's guidance.
After all, there are too many examples of actors who gave stunning performances in a movie but then had mediocre acting skills after leaving the director.
So Yang Ping came here, not only to accompany the Japanese director who was inspecting Tang Yue, but also to see how Su Yin could perform after leaving the famous director.
The Japanese director was much simpler, and his eyes were fixed on Tang Yue the entire time.
Tang Yue felt a little uncomfortable under this burning gaze and whispered to Su Yin, "I'm really not used to him looking at me like this."
"He wasn't looking at you in a lewd way," Su Yin straightened up. "I saw it clearly. He was looking at you with admiration!"
"What's the point of admiration?" Tang Yue sighed. "That's why I'm under so much pressure! If I don't perform well, it will be so embarrassing!"
As for the Korean director, he had no recollection of hearing Su Yin or Tang Yue when he followed him over.
But when he arrived at the set and saw Zhou Yiyang's face, he remembered.
Isn’t this the mentor of that very popular girl group in China?
I guess Zhou Yiyang himself doesn’t know that he is actually quite famous in Goryeo.
Because of Vging's performance, he and Moonlight Girl even became a trending topic on Twitter in Korea.
Of course, for most Korean netizens, they firmly believe that Yue Shao is not as good as Vging.
However, they are very pleased that Vging can develop in China, which will allow them to make more money in China.
The same goes for this Korean director, he simply thinks that Yue Shao's overall appearance is good.
But I didn't expect that they were actually actors.
"They're actually actors!" The director was having a lot of inner thoughts: "There are many girl group idols who have turned actors, but most of them have poor acting skills. My two colleagues are so excited. It seems that there is a lack of new actors in China and Japan now! It seems that our Korean films will become the best in Asia soon!"
However, this Korean director seems to have forgotten that the heroine he chose was also from a girl group.
“Action!”
After hearing the command, Tang Yue and Su Yin quickly got into the role.
Yang Ping nodded. Although this was a basic requirement for most actors, nowadays all the popular actors were acting. He had seen too many actors who never got into the role until the film was finished.
It is really sad that the threshold to this industry is too low.
"Tang Yue plays the female lead, and she's transferred from out of town." In order to help the directors catch up with the plot, Guan Fei was responsible for giving them a brief overview of the previous events: "Lin Xuan'er plays the role of the big sister in their class. She gets along very well with Tang Yue and invites her to join their small group, Sunny.
However, Su Yin's character doesn't like Tang Yue and even plans to quit Sunny because of her. This part is about Tang Yue going to Su Yin to try to resolve their conflict.
In order to fit the role, Tang Yue restrained her temperament in this drama. After arriving at the wealthy area, she even slowed down her pace. It was obvious that she was visiting such a place for the first time.
"Although the little gestures used to express that she's a small-town girl are a bit cliché," Yang Ping, a graduate of the directing department of the Beijing Film Academy, saw through Tang Yue's tricks at a glance, "but for her age, she's already thought of these things, which is quite good."
The Japanese director nodded vigorously: "She performed very well!"
Zhou Yiyang held back his laughter. He felt that based on the filter that the Japanese director had for Tang Yue, no matter how she performed, this choice should have been a foregone conclusion.
As for Director Gao Li, he was quite calm.
Tang Yue's acting skills were indeed better than he expected, but they were still too superficial.
In his opinion, there is still a gap between her and the heroine he had chosen.
Tang Yue finally found Su Yin's home. Standing at the door, she repeatedly confirmed the address before raising her hand.
Sure enough, her hand remained in the air for a moment before she pressed the doorbell.
Tang Yue seemed to regret it, and after doing this action, she took a step back.
However, the door was already open. Fortunately, it was not Su Yin who opened the door, but a strange middle-aged woman.
She was dressed very delicately and spoke in a very gentle tone, forming a sharp contrast with Tang Yue's mother.
To use the description in the script, his every move and gesture exudes the temperament of a wealthy family.
"Hello?" The woman saw Tang Yue's face and roughly guessed her identity: "Are you here to see our Wanqiu?"
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