Transmigrated as the Cannon Fodder Abandoned by the Movie Star

Chapter 61: rule

Slater's new work is called "Nirvana"

The plot is quite simple, and the ending is also a traditional happy ending.

The male lead played by Allen is a Latin dance teacher. With his beautiful resume, he teaches in an aristocratic high school where everyone wants to go in.

At the beginning of the film, he encountered a series of things. He fell into a trough of life, his father went bankrupt, and his mother became pregnant. He himself was fired because he didn't compromise with the school and lost his well-paid job.

The family had to move from the bustling metropolis to the grandparents' hometown-a small town with inconvenient transportation.

Unlike the blindly optimistic parents, the protagonist leaves the familiar friends and school and is unfamiliar with everything here.

He re-applied to become a music teacher at the high school in town—yes, there is no need for a Latin dance teacher.

The school was very different from the school he had been in before. It was dilapidated and small. The music classroom even only had an old piano, and students had their own problems.

He originally thought he was going to be like this for a lifetime, but unexpectedly regained his dream here. After a series of twists and turns, he jumped to the black pool with the female dancer he accidentally met and became a champion.

When he won the championship, he added glory, countless invitations flooded him, and even the previous school also extended an olive branch to him again.

Gu Qingchi plays Irene's previous dance partner. There is no supporting role in the brief introduction, but he is responsible for promoting the development of the plot.

He is a problematic student who has not been able to graduate, and happens to be in the protagonist's class.

On the first day the male lead arrived at school, he ignored the male lead and left the classroom.

It was he who gave up Latin first and abandoned his female dance partner.

I made my female dancer have to look around for a suitable candidate to find the male lead, hoping to get help from the male lead, but to no avail, but in the process of actively fighting for the former male partner with the male lead, I found that the male lead was on Latin. Talent.

The protagonist and the protagonist tried to form a combination, but they became the dark horses that rushed out of the black pool and jumped all the way to the championship.

Allen's drama is about to begin. At Slater's request, he hasn't shaved in the past two days to show the decadence and depression of the male protagonist.

Slater likes to sculpt and grind the filming, and at the same time as the beautiful shots come out, the funds are burning wildly.

Therefore, the crew is actually quite poor. There is no special treatment for the male and female protagonists. The entire crew shares a makeup artist, no matter the size of the role, they line up one by one to make-up.

After all, they waste a lot of budget on props and rental venues.

Under this circumstance, director Slater has several roles and must repeatedly check the status of the actors before filming.

I don't understand it with the actors, and it's common to demonstrate in person.

Right now, he is shooting a scene, which is to take shots of many dancers. He is talking about what angle he wants, what feeling he wants, and where he wants to look in front of a female dancer.