"You don't have to worry about any problems that might happen to the actors during filming. Our security will save you all the expenses in this regard. You can definitely inquire about it."
Wu Changyun said that their previous reputation was indeed good, especially among larger film companies.
"this……"
In fact, Pang Mu was also unsure. A friend had recommended Wu Changyun’s security company to him before, and since they were both in the film industry, Pang Mu didn’t think much about it.
After all, my friend swore that the security company has a high cost-effectiveness.
"But, with the rate you charge, you know, if anything goes wrong with any of the actors on set, we can't afford it."
"Well, I understand your question."
"Yes, after all, you are the best in this industry."
Pang Mu responded with a smile. He didn't doubt that Wu Changyun's security company was bad, but the fee was really too expensive.
For a play like theirs, if they wanted to provide security services to the leading actors, it would cost tens of thousands of yuan, which is really not cost-effective.
This money is like a rainy day provision. If you use it, you will feel that you have made a lot of money, but if you don’t use it, it will be like a waste of money.
In fact, it is not just Pang Mu who has this idea. Many people have the same idea. In fact, security services are the same as buying insurance. If you buy insurance, at least you can get some money back if you don’t use it, but there is no such thing as a refund for security services.
Wu Changyun felt that Pang Mu was a bit hesitant. A few hundred thousand was not a lot in his opinion. Hong Kong movies were no longer what they were in the 1970s. Now in the 1980s, a movie could easily make tens of millions at the box office. This was of course also due to the support of Golden Harvest and Qi Ji.
Qi Ji was the first to break 10 million, followed by Chen Gangsheng's film.
It's really annoying. This guy can make so much money from making a movie, but now he is unwilling to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on security issues. Moreover, it was Princess Jin who took the initiative to find Wu Changyun this time. It seems that this guy has some problems.
Wu Changyun saw that Pang Mu just didn't want to pay. In that case, he wanted to make a fortune from Pang Mu.
"I think the situation is like this. You are also familiar with the current atmosphere of the Hong Kong film and television industry."
"Yes, that's why I want to do this business." Pang Mu nodded.
"Filmmaking these days is always going to be a little bit frictional. Conflicts between actors, or disagreements between directors and actors are all common. It's not good to offend anyone these days, especially when you don't know who's backing you up."
Wu Changyun knew Pang Mu and knew that he would definitely be involved once the filming started.
"If something happens, you'll have to go there, especially if an actor gets injured in the friction. The medical expenses will be a huge expense, and we often encounter lawsuits over this."
Wu Changyun recounted these things for Pang Mu in detail. In fact, Wu Changyun had never taken care of these things personally. He had only heard about them from Long Jichao.
"Have you never encountered conflicts on the set? There are also countless cases of people being blackmailed into taking photos." Wu Changyun was not exaggerating, but this situation really did happen.
These words touched Pang Mu's heart, even though he was afraid of this situation.
Especially nowadays, all actors are big names and more expensive than each other, and there is also a kind of insurance that is popular now, which is specifically for the more expensive actors.
The insured amount is not small, and the profit will also be considerable if something happens.
This is a relatively novel insurance model. It was said to be novel before, but in fact it is just a change of name and substance. It is like an old cow with a new face, but it still has the same destiny as plowing land.
"Well, this is indeed quite troublesome now. We are also afraid of encountering this situation."
"I understand, brother. We're in the same business. Even though our company is so big, if it weren't for the security company attached to it, we'd be in a lot of trouble right now."
As Wu Changyun spoke, he glanced at Pang Mu. It was obvious that this guy had heard him.
But why do I feel that Pang Mu has set his sights on the security industry, but he doesn't realize how important this matter is.
Wu Changyun sighed and thought to himself, even if you know, do you understand it?
"So, you definitely have to buy this. If you don't, and something goes wrong, it's your problem. It's not like you're spending your money right now."
Wu Changyun took out the contract and said, "What are you waiting for? Why not sign it now?" Now that things have come to this.
Pang Mu did not hesitate. Judging from the conversation between the two, he really had no reason to refuse.
Instead, Wu Changyun gave way. Pang Mu was about to take out a pen to sign, but Wu Changyun pulled the contract back and said, "Wait a minute, I think there are some problems with this."
"Look, if you only sign this one person's security contract, what will you do if he comes to the set and starts causing trouble, destroying your place?"
"I haven't really thought about this."
Pang Mu murmured in a low voice. Of course, he had a certain sense of luck in his heart, but after hearing what Wu Changyun said, he could not continue to pretend no matter how thick-skinned he was.
"Well, otherwise..."
Pang Mu was mainly worried about the little money he had in his hands. After all, who wouldn’t be happy when making money? Now that it came time to spend the money, he felt very uncomfortable.
In fact, if these filmmakers did not have any bad habits or other very expensive hobbies, they could basically avoid the current financial difficulties with just a little planning.
Pang Mu is certainly not included in this list. In most film companies, including Golden Princess, the top people spend money in a basically waterfall-like manner.
People like Pang Mu can only be considered the smallest investor in this movie, and his labor costs must also be taken into account.
In fact, for a cooperative system like this, if the labor cost is taken into account, it still accounts for a large proportion.
"Well, let me recalculate it for you."
Wu Changyun roughly calculated and felt that Pang Mu might not be satisfied, so he said: "Don't worry, the algorithms I give you are the most economical. Considering that the manpower previously responsible for a single point can play a role to a certain extent, I will also make some adjustments to the person watching the scene."
"Okay, okay, adjust it."
Pang Mu said with a smile that of course he liked to hear such things.
"Okay, then I'll calculate it for you."
Wu Changyun made a rough calculation and estimated that this game would cost at least 200,000 or 300,000 yuan, but in his eyes, 200,000 or 300,000 yuan was nothing.
"How about this, I'll give you 400,000 yuan to ensure you have no worries."
"What? Four hundred thousand?"
"You have my protection. You know me, don't worry. I will make sure you are alright."
While Wu Changyun was talking, he was about to redraft a contract. Pang Mu was speechless. After all, the financial strength of the man in front of him was quite strong.
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