Liu Wen greeted them at the entrance of Pacific Company.
He was joined by all the members of the Black Panther band at the welcoming ceremony.
After shaking hands with Liu Wen, Liang Liang shook hands with each of the members of the Black Panther band.
Black Panther Band's album "Light of Hope" was released two months ago and ultimately achieved sales of 700,000 copies. They are now a well-known rock band in China.
The band members looked quite spirited.
Douwei's hair was cut a little shorter than before, basically just past his shoulders, and a little longer than Liang Liang's hair.
The length perfectly complements his face shape, making him look incredibly handsome.
Liang Liang and Dou Wei hugged.
There were too many things to do during their trip to the south, so after a short rest, the Blue Shark band immediately began filming their album's music video.
The song "Back to Lhasa" from this album already has a music video. The music videos they are going to shoot this time are "Nothing to My Name", "Fake Monk" and "Dreaming Back to the Tang Dynasty".
There was an MTV version of "Dreaming Back to Tang Dynasty" in the previous life, so just film that version and that's it.
However, some elements in the original MTV have been modified. For example, the white horse was removed by Liang Liang. They are not going to the Western Paradise to obtain Buddhist scriptures, so what would they need a white horse for?
The scene of endless yellow sand was also removed because there was nowhere in Guangzhou that resembled a desert. Even after trying to find a sandy beach by a large river for a long time, it still didn't look like a desert, so we gave up on that idea. Instead, we found some information about the Terracotta Army in the Pacific Ocean Image Database and added it in. After taking the photos, the results were quite good.
There are references for "Dreaming Back to Tang Dynasty", but there are no music videos for "Nothing to My Name" and "The Fake Monk".
Liang Liang racked his brains but still couldn't recall that this song had an MTV.
You'll have to design it yourself.
So the creative staff at Pacific Audio-Visual Company designed one of the two songs to be a romance film and the other to be an action film.
"Nothing to My Name" is that romance film, with Xiao Yu as the female lead and Liang Liang as the male lead.
Liang Liang wanted Han Chui to be the male lead and also to have him appear in the music video.
However, Xiao Yu absolutely refused, saying that if Han Chui was to take the lead, she would resolutely refuse to act.
Look at the mess this has made.
"Xiao Yu! You're doing something wrong. Although Han Chui had ulterior motives towards you before, he gave up when he couldn't achieve his goal! As the saying goes, a prodigal son who returns is more precious than gold. You have to give him a chance to change, don't you? Besides, you've been neighbors for many years, childhood sweethearts. You might even have seen him pee when you were little..."
Oh no! Xiao Yu's drumsticks suddenly stood up, ready to use Liang Liang's head as a drumstick.
If we can't afford to offend her, can't we at least avoid her? A second later, Liang Liang was ten meters away from Xiao Yu.
Han Chui didn't get a role in "Nothing to My Name," so Liang Liang put him in "The Fake Monk" as a chivalrous knight.
The music video for "The Fake Monk" was made on a grand scale; Golden Dream Company even brought in a martial arts choreographer from Xianggang to design the fight scenes.
Good heavens! Leaves are flying everywhere, yellow sand is swirling, swords are flashing, and people are leaping across rooftops...
In this music video, Han Chui plays a chivalrous knight who helps a beautiful woman who has been bullied by a thug. After the deed is done, he leaves and wanders the world.
That's a bit pretentious. Wouldn't it be better for him to stay and live a life with a beautiful woman? Why wander the world like that?
Were people in ancient times all so simple-minded?
The special effects are very good, but Han Chui's portrayal of the swordsman is a bit frivolous and not serious at all, just like Zhang Xueyou's portrayal of Hong Qigong in "The Eagle Shooting Heroes".
Something just doesn't feel right.
Liang Liang watched the completed music video many times before finally deciding on it, deciding to make it a comedic version of "The Fake Monk".
An album with four music videos was basically acceptable by the end of 1994; you could just get away with it.
The music videos for these three songs were quite interesting to make. Everyone who came with Liang Liang was included in these music videos and got to experience the thrill of film and television.
When the sample footage came out and everyone watched it, they laughed at each other.
"Second brother! You look like a real beggar. If I give you a bowl, you might actually be able to get some money."
"It's like you're so much better than me. Watching you play this old man, you look like you're about to die at any moment. I feel like you're the one who's going to die now."
"You're the one who wants to be finished!"
"Who plays this village girl? Is she an actress from Pacific Entertainment?"
"Holy crap! What's wrong with your eyes? This is our goddess Xiao, and you're mistaking her for a country bumpkin? Hahahaha!"
Xiao Yu thus earned the nickname "country girl".
Frustrated, she rolled her eyes.
The keyboardist of the Black Island Band gave him the nickname "country girl," and for a long time he didn't dare to face Xiao Yu alone, fearing that Xiao Yu would punish him.
They spent a whole week filming the music videos for these three songs.
Once these music videos are filmed, they will be released on CD along with the album on the first day of the new year (January 1st).
After the MTV shoot was completed, Liang Liang and his team immediately began intensive rehearsals.
Filming the music video has already taken a week, and they still have two weeks to prepare for the Hong Kong Coliseum concert.
They can only spend half of these two weeks in Guangzhou; the rest of the time they need to go to Hung Hom for site visits and rehearsals.
On the second day of this closed training, a girl came to visit.
Zhao Douwei's.
Liang Liang looked at the girl and felt that she looked somewhat familiar.
"What does this woman say?"
Liang Liang then asked Meng Xiangshun.
"She taught Wang Jinwen, a Hong Kong star."
Wang Jinwen? Isn't that Wang Fei?!
She still showed up, like a persistent ghost.
This is not a good sign. We need to keep Douwei away from her. If he gets involved with her, he'll be doomed sooner or later.
After a week of closed training at Pacific Company, the entire team set off for Xianggang on December 11th.
The Hong Kong Coliseum concert in the previous life was organized by a company called Magic Stone Records, featuring three singers from their company plus the Tang Dynasty band.
Magic Stone Records was produced by Green Island Records, and the Tang Dynasty band was also signed to Green Island Records at the time.
Years later, Douwei said it was a conspiracy orchestrated by Green Islanders to get their pop songs into the mainland.
However, he did not say what the specific conspiracy was, and no one else could guess.
Liang Liang didn't know either.
Liang Liang speculated that it might be related to the influx of Hong Kong and Taiwan pop songs into the mainland, but the specific plans were unknown.
The previous Hong Kong Coliseum concert was backed by Green Island Capital, but this time the Hong Kong Coliseum concert is driven by Hong Kong Capital, with Pacific Capital also involved.
This should have nothing to do with a conspiracy.
Jin Hao greeted them at the Luohu Port and then took them to the location of Jinmeng Company.
Here, Liang Liang met some of his old friends from Xianggang again.
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