Like Zhang Yingyuan, although he did not sign a contract, his subsequent films were distributed by Logic Films. In the eyes of the public, he is also a director under Zhou Yiyang.
Chang Tiesheng, Yu Lian, and Yang Ping all expressed interest in distributing their new films through Yiyang Entertainment. It could be said that after Yue Shao swept the domestic music charts, Yiyang Entertainment's film division has quietly taken off.
"Sure. You can ask Liu Fenfang about this. She's quite experienced in poaching talent."
"Okay!" Guan Fei happily left the office.
Later Zhou Yiyang also received feedback from Ning Mang.
"Old Zhou, your film is pretty good, it's a shame it didn't score high." Ning Mang's tone was a touch of regret. He had always considered himself a profound fan of art films. But yesterday, when he watched "Summer Limited" and "Painted Skin," he was equally deeply moved. Sure enough, a good film, regardless of genre, is universally accessible.
"9 points is pretty good." Zhou Yiyang raised his eyebrows: "Maybe it will drop to 8.9 points by evening."
"It's my fault," Ning Mang said with some regret, "I forgot to tell you that you should have signed an agreement with Miaoyan, Yunpiaopiao and other ticket purchasing platforms."
"Agreement?" Zhou Yiyang roughly guessed what it was. He had heard of it in his previous life.
"Yes, it can help them lock in a certain score. For example, if a movie only has an 8.8, they can keep it above 9 for three to five days. Then, it will slowly drop. Even if the audience is skeptical, they can only attribute it to the mainstream aesthetic." Ning Mang paused. He was actually against this approach. But when his good friend Zhou Yiyang's movie was released, he subconsciously recommended it.
Sure enough, people are all double standards.
"That's so boring! Isn't that just tricking the audience into buying tickets? Box office is important, but word of mouth is even more important. If a movie scores low, the audience shouldn't be blamed. Instead, we filmmakers should reflect on why we didn't grasp the market trend. A falsely high score will only make the audience doubt my future truly high-scoring works."
Ning Mang breathed a sigh of relief, but also felt a little ashamed.
I didn't expect Zhou Yiyang to be such a noble person.
He felt that he could tell this matter to his upright father, and his father would definitely look at Zhou Yiyang with admiration.
If anything happens to the movie he invested in Lao Zhou, he can ask his father for help.
Anyway, since meeting Zhou Yiyang, Ning Mang not only satisfied his hobby of participating in literary and artistic films (referring to investing in "Yi Yi"), but also made a lot of money (investing in Zhou Yiyang's movies).
He made a decision that if anyone in the circle dared to plot against Zhou Yiyang in the future, they would have to consider the intentions of their Ning family.
Of course Zhou Yiyang didn't know that his words actually won Ning Mang's favor.
Little did he know that what he just said was what he really meant.
After all, in his previous life, he didn't have much money to begin with, yet he was tricked several times into watching so-called high-scoring movies. Later, he learned that those scores were fake, which made him detest this phenomenon!
After hanging up the phone, Zhou Yiyang sat in the office, listening to "Hua Xin" and "Summer Wind", while thinking about how to shoot the MV so that fans would not feel that they had lost three dollars.
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