I'll Say the Same Thing in the Future

"This footage is really beautiful."

"Yeah, it's no worse than some movies I've seen."

"I really never expected wedding videos to be made with this much flair."

"Exactly. Things are tough these days; every industry is competing like crazy. Who would've thought someone could shoot a wedding like this?"

Xu Hongdou curiously asked the man beside her, "Wang Yan, this must've cost quite a bit, right?"

Wang Yan was watching the video too. It was his first time seeing it as well; the miracle worker had provided it. He had once specialized in wedding productions, and although the current video had been provided by the miracle worker, its shooting concepts and techniques still followed the style he had used back when he worked in wedding videography. If he had really been asked to shoot it himself, it would have turned out roughly like this—perhaps even worse. After all, when the miracle worker personally stepped in, he could push the same material to the absolute limit. By comparison, Wang Yan would naturally fall short.

Hearing Xu Hongdou's question and seeing everyone else's curious looks, he chuckled and shook his head. "As for my personal fee, I guess it was just waiving the one-thousand-yuan wedding gift and getting food and lodging for three days of work. I met the guy by chance along the way. He's from Henan Province, and meeting was fate, so I joined in on the fun. You could tell from his family's surroundings that they were an ordinary household, not particularly wealthy. I handled all the direction, editing, soundtrack, and so on myself. I shot some of the footage, while quite a lot was shot by staff from the wedding company they hired. Since there were multiple cameras, it took more manpower and equipment. But they knew the