I Created the Myth of the Old Ruler

The words were written on the ground like this. Lu Jian was not sure whether they existed before, but at this moment, he saw that the words seemed to have been written on the ground long ago and were indelible and indestructible.

Lu Tan raised his hand and saw some silver words floating above, forming some explanations.

[Words are things that can convey information, created by humans, simple and practical! 】

[Comes from Feng Yu’s handwriting, she wrote this paragraph herself]

[At least now, she is still alive]

Lu Tian confirmed that it was written by Feng Yu and not by the being who had taken control of her phone to trick him.

Then the meaning of these words is interesting.

"Camera, don't stop?"

Lu Tan glanced at the camera in Scott's hand. Feng Yu knew that he was with a group of college students filming a movie, so he reminded himself that it was best to keep the camera on?

He quickly thought of the rules of strange things.

The current situation and the situation of the citizens in the city of Miskatok are hard not to think that they are affected by something strange. So, perhaps one of the rules of this strange thing is to keep the camera in operation.

But Scott had been filming Weiss just now, but he couldn't stop these citizens.

Lu Tan felt confused.

He knelt down and put his hands on the ground.

Some silver text emerged.

[The plain land is not suitable for farming. 】

[It feels hard when you step on it. Isn’t that a natural thing? 】

[It’s best not to have any wrong thoughts and feel the pain. 】

It's unremarkable, nothing noteworthy.

Lu Tiao also stretched out his hand and rubbed it on the ground.

"It does hurt a little."

He agreed with these words.

When he got up, Scott had already returned to Lu Tan and Weiss sitting on the ground with a notebook.

"Here, this is our script, but James advocates live performance. This script has very few lines. We strive for real live performance."

Scott handed the script to Lu Jian and explained at the same time.

Lu Tiao glanced at it twice and saw that it was indeed quite crude.

There is only a simple horror story plot that any college student can write.

A group of students were preparing to shoot a horror movie related to the film festival. Unexpectedly, after arriving in Miskatok, they were actually attacked by monsters. The film will be shot with a handheld camera from a first-person perspective to record the final encounters of these students.

There are indeed some contents marked in it, such as "the protagonist is surrounded by a group of citizens and has difficulty escaping", "a terrorist incident occurred in the hotel at night, the protagonist heard strange sounds", "chasing in the underground parking lot, character sacrifice", "escape" The protagonists on the day they were born embraced each other and cried when dawn came." This is a classic scene in horror movies.

There are almost no lines, and there is no serious script. Everything depends on live performance.

This is not to say that the director of the movie is a newcomer who knows nothing, but on the contrary, the plot is originally about a group of college students preparing to shoot a horror movie, so recording their words and deeds with the camera is the best material for the movie. What acting skill is more realistic than actually doing it?

Of course, if there is no fixed script, there will be a problem that it will not be perfect after filming. Therefore, many low-cost movies will have a self-revealing ending. The ending is already better than 80 or 90% of other movies.

It seems that director James quite believes in improvising.

Similar jokes are often circulated in the circle of movie lovers. For example, a certain shot and dialogue that is the finishing touch are an actor's improvisation, just like the time when the clown pressed the hospital's explosion button for the first time but failed, and then continued to press it wildly. A shot is average.

Therefore, many novice directors will be eager to discover this kind of improvisation.

Excellent on-the-spot performance and unscripted performance are of course a skill, but if the actors and directors do not have enough experience, have a deep understanding of film shooting, and are not good at filming with scripts, then this kind of temporary addition of scenes will only work. Become a layman.

Of course, Lu Tan had nothing to comment on. He only secretly memorized some plot points in the script.

It looks like they're going to make a metaphysical horror film in which the protagonists are chased by unknown monsters, and from that point of view, it's pretty good.

As we all know, North America is a famous gathering place for zombie lovers, so much so that there are not six out of ten B-level movies here, and at least eight of them are zombie movies. Even serious movies and TV series also have many zombie themes.

Many of the zombies in these works no longer look ordinary as the series progresses. It is normal for them to be able to run, jump, and even have super powers.

According to the nine-square grid of zombies, "A Song of Ice and Fire" is also a zombie movie. A large number of undead creatures invade, humans fight against foreign enemies, and the zombies are finally defeated. The classic elements of various zombie movies are all available, even the series The bad endings are all in the same vein.

And these college students from Boston chose to make horror movies without zombies. Lu Tian felt that this was a big step for mankind.

Returning the script to Scott, Lu Tiao glanced at the camera in his hand again.

"Your camera is ready to shoot. Maybe it will be an interesting plot for this group of college students to find that their scripts continue to come true."

"...Yes, just like In the Mouth of a Madman!"

Scott picked up the camera and filmed Wes.

"Go away and leave me alone."

Wes waved his hand. He was not in the mood to make a movie right now. The experience just now gave him a sense of fear that he almost died. Wes opened his sleeves and looked at the location where the citizens had caught him.

Then, Weiss noticed that there were dark handprints there, as if they had been scratched by hands stained with ink.

He tried to wipe these things off, but found that the black bruises were as if they had been carved into the skin and were difficult to erase.

Although he didn't feel any pain, these handprints gave people a very uncomfortable feeling, and Weiss felt a palpitation in his heart.

After wiping it for a while, he suddenly found that the bruises seemed to have spread some more, moving up his arm and reaching his upper arm.

Weiss rubbed his eyes, thinking he had seen it wrong.

"What's wrong?"

Scott's camera whipped around again.

"I asked you to stop filming."

Weiss immediately pulled up his sleeves and raised his hand to block the screen.

"But Director Lu Kan asked me not to stop filming."

Scott turned the camera to Lu Tiao.

"Yes, no matter what, don't stop the camera."

Lu Tiao warned.

He glanced at the second sentence left by Feng Yu.

【I'm waiting for you at the end】

The meaning of this sentence is worth pondering.

Does the ending here have anything to do with the previous film Don’t Stop Shooting.

Does it mean that if this movie is completed, Lu Tan will be able to meet Feng Yu?

If Feng Yu could predict this, then her situation should not be so critical.

How did she leave the record?

Lu Tiao felt that there were still many problems in the middle and in this city.

Thinking of this, he had a plan.

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