Hollywood Drawing

Speaking of it, it was a fate. Wayne remembered clearly that Christopher Nolan's entire career was basically tied to Warner Brothers. Even several projects that have rapidly increased his status in the industry were all successfully produced because of the strong support of Warner Bros.

Compared to this director who has a lot of die-hard fans more than ten years later, Zack Snyder is obviously much more miserable. Since he took over the DC Universe film series, he has been constantly criticized by Warner Bros. executives. It can be said that even if he was given Nolan's treatment and power, many things would not be so bad.

Although Wayne knows very well that even if Christopher Nolan joins his team, it will not be long before this talented director will seek better development.

But now Gilmore is busy preparing for "Resident Evil" alone. He urgently needs an assistant director who has similar ideas to his own.

The filming of "Superman" was okay. After all, both Zack Snyder and Charles Rowan, a well-known producer in the Warner Bros. system, had already made preparations for several months in advance. Even if the official filming started, Director Zha can also share most of the tedious work with him.

But after the end of "Superman", it will be followed by "Justice League", the final work of DC's first phase of production. At that time, it will be impossible to continue to have Zack Snyder as an assistant director to help Wayne manage the crew. working normally.

Then, Christopher Nolan, who appeared at this time, has undoubtedly become the best candidate.

A little later, Wayne also received a call from the other party. After receiving the promise of the assistant director position, Christopher Nolan also joined the team as he wished.

It was already the end of March, and there was no time to rest. On the third day after the Oscars, Wayne once again plunged into the set of "Superman". Before April arrived, Wayne led the crew on a plane leaving Los Angeles and rushed to the sin city of Chicago.

After a long and tedious preparatory work, the filming of this much-anticipated superhero has officially begun.

In the early morning, with the fog that has not dissipated, a convoy of cars set off from the hotel and drove to the shooting location on the outskirts of Chicago. Accompanying the crew's convoy were reporters composed of various vehicles. This was a project that attracted the attention of the entire North America. It was impossible to start the production silently.

However, sufficient preliminary preparation time made good preparations for the shooting. After the motorcade stopped next to a cemetery, various departments quickly began preparations for shooting.

"When are we going to let those reporters in to take pictures?"

Charles Rowan found Wayne who was directing the camera layout.

Pointing to a group of reporters surrounding the crew's motorcade, he asked, "These guys are going crazy. It's best to get rid of them as soon as possible."

"Zach, Zac!"

Hearing the producer's reaction to the question, Wayne frowned slightly, waved his hand and shouted to Zack Snyder who was communicating with the lighting team: "You will be in charge of shooting the first shot. According to the shooting plan, the second shot will be shot." Use a camera lens to let the reporters in to take photos and interviews, and then send them away as quickly as possible!"

"No problem, boss."

When he heard Wayne's instructions, even though he knew that he would have the opportunity to show off his skills after the filming officially started, Zack Snyder was still pleasantly surprised. You know, this is the first piece of footage officially shot.

Many staff around him also heard Wayne's shouts, and many looked at Zack Snyder with various envious emotions.

"Can I think that this arrangement will be the theme of future shootings?"

Walking side by side with Wayne towards the director's seat, producer Charles Rowan looked at the man beside him and asked in a low voice.

"That's right."

Without any cover-up, after Wayne returned to the director's seat, he glanced at the director's monitor and said directly: "Charles, this crew is a team formed by Zach and you, and I trust Zach's ability. I can help him Resist all the pressure, but you can't help him carry it all the time.

I could give him the shooting control he wanted, as long as he didn't make any stupid mistakes. otherwise."

Some words don't need to be said too clearly. Although Charles Rowan has some opinions, he can understand them. After all, Wayne has already said it for this purpose.

He can already imagine that during the filming of the "Superman" project, most of the shots will probably be conducted under the command of Zack Snyder. As long as Zack Snyder doesn't make mistakes, he gets most of the rights of a director, but only if he doesn't make mistakes.

"light?"

"ok!"

"Camera?"

"Ready!"

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As Wayne said, once he sat down behind the director's monitor, he never got up. The entire morning's filming preparations were basically directed by Zack Snyder. Even Christopher Nolan, who was still confused, was trying his best to cooperate with Zack Snyder's work.

Before the first shot was officially shot, Zack Snyder approached Wayne and confirmed again in a low voice: "Boss, is it really me who takes the first shot?"

"Go ahead, Zach, show me what you can do."

In fact, according to the prepared shooting plan, the shooting tasks in the first few days were very easy, especially the first day. This scene is very simple. Lois Lane followed the clues and found the cemetery where Clark Kent's father was, and then forced Clark Kent to show up.

It can be said that there are only so many shooting arrangements on the first day, and the shooting background is only this cemetery. Of course, the reason for arranging such a loose shooting task is to leave time for reporters to take pictures and interview.

"Want to make a bet, Wayne?"

After Zack Snyder turned around and left excitedly, Charles Rowan shook his head, pulled up a chair and sat next to Wayne. "I bet that in less than a month, you will take back all the power and have no choice but to personally direct all the shots."

"Ha, Charles, we have worked together before, you should understand my character."

Smiling and glancing at the producers beside him, Wayne muttered: "As long as no one deliberately challenges my authority, I have never been a selfish and arrogant power beast on the crew."

"No, that's not what I'm talking about."

Charles Rowan took out his cigarettes, pulled one out, and threw the pack to Wayne. "Do you know what's the biggest difference between Zach and you?"

Obviously he didn't want Wayne's answer. He lit his cigarette and continued: "A bad temper is an uncontrollable bad temper. No matter what difficulties your crew encounters, you can always keep a clear mind." Solving the problem depends on his temper."

Speaking of this, Charles Rowan shook his head. During the months of preparation for "Superman," he had seen it countless times. It can be seen many times that Zack Snyder doesn't want to lose his temper, but when a staff member makes a stupid mistake, he can't control himself.

Many directors have bad tempers, including truck driver James Cameron, who is well known in the industry for his bad temper. The difference is that those directors' outbursts of temper usually make the crew work more seriously.

According to Charles Rowan's observation, Zach Snyder's tantrum will only make the staff more cautious and less able to use their hands and feet.

"Okay, I bet." Wayne shrugged. He didn't believe that Zack Snyder would continue his bad temper as he sat here. "The bet is a bottle of good ice wine, how about that?"

"Shit, props! Don't tell me you checked this place, f**k, better give me a good reason or else"

However, before Wayne could finish his words, he heard Zack Snyder's roar, and the slap in the face came so quickly that Charles Rowan almost laughed out loud. Wayne also had a puff of cigarette in his throat and coughed crazily several times.

"Are you sure you don't want to go take a look?" Charles Rowan spread his hands.

The muscles on Wayne's face couldn't stop twitching and he had to make excuses. "You know, it's just a small problem, a small problem that happens to every crew."

Not long after, Nina, who had been wandering around the set, came over, squatted next to Wayne and explained: "The tombstone of Jonathan Kent is the tombstone of Clark Kent's father. The props team got the birthday wrong."

"Snapped."

Wayne raised his hand and patted his forehead. Not to mention that Zach would lose his temper over such a ridiculous thing. Even if he was in charge of the filming, he would probably have a hard time holding it back.

But as he said, this is a crew of more than 200 people, and various small problems occur every day. This is a small society, and there is no way to prevent these bad things. But this is just a small problem. There are more than one similar prop prepared. As long as they are not all wrong, it will not affect the normal shooting.

The first shot is very simple. Under Wayne's observation, the camera clearly shows the tombstone for two seconds, and then moves to Ben Affleck in casual clothes.

"cut."

Soon, Zack Snyder shouted, basically this simple shot to explain the background, as long as the shooting angle is okay, there is no need to repeat it several times. What's rare is that the next scene between the male and female protagonists is.

"Zach."

While various departments were preparing, Wayne waved to Zack Snyder and called him over again.

"What's wrong, boss? Are you not satisfied with this shot?"

"The lens is good, no problem."

Wayne thought for a moment, lowered his voice deliberately, and said: "Zach, if you want to control a large crew and make all departments excited, you can't do it by just having a bad temper. I have a trick here. You Do you want to hear it?"

Zack Snyder opened his mouth in surprise. "What?"

At this time, even Nina, Charles Rowan, and even Christopher Nolan, who had been surrounding each other, had expressions of interest in their eyes. They pricked up their ears quietly, wanting to hear what was being said. What's the trick?

"Shut your mouth, Zach. The first step is to shut your mouth." Wayne said with a hint of ridicule in his tone, looking at Zack Snyder with a question mark in front of him: "In any situation that has nothing to do with work, Keep your mouth shut all the time. Even if you need it for work, tell yourself to keep your mouth shut first, and think about what you are going to say before saying it out."

"Is this really useful?" Zack Snyder was dubious.

"You have plenty of time to try it. uu read a book"

"All right."

Looking at Zack Snyder who was mumbling and leaving, Wayne's face was full of smiles.

After all, Nina couldn't hold it back and looked at her boss and asked: "Boss, why do I feel like you are teasing Zach? Is keeping silent really useful?"

"Of course it works."

With a click, Wayne lit a cigarette again and explained casually: "Dear Ms. Klein, you have to know that even dogs are divided in this way, let alone people? Do you think "a dog that doesn't bark is the best?" "Bite", is it just a simple proverb? Let me tell you, this is the experience summed up by people in the history of the East for thousands of years!"

After hearing his casual explanation, not only Nina's expression was very strange, but also Charles Ron and Christopher Nolan, who was eavesdropping, had strange expressions on their faces.

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