This discussion had made him lose all face!
The original plan had completely fallen through!
The secretary asked, "President Li, what should we do next?"
"...They provoked me. Wu Bai has really kicked an iron plate this time," Li Changyuan said with a sinister chuckle. "Don't they have a comedy film coming out during the Spring Festival release window? Just wait. There'll be plenty of chances."
On set, everyone was watching the related videos too.
The assistant director was watching Zhou Jingcheng's speech. It had to be said that compared to a group of old-school people in power, Zhou Jingcheng was more aggressive and forward-thinking.
He stood onstage, calm and composed as he spoke at length. He had his own views on Hollywood-style industrialized, standardized processes in the current film industry, as well as whether movies should cater to mainstream audiences or cultivate new groups of moviegoers.
"Low-budget comedy doesn't mean a small workshop gambling on luck... Measuring creativity with the ruler of process is where artists begin to lose their vitality."
"Can top stars guarantee box office numbers? Are traffic stars still essential for box office success? A film only truly succeeds when audiences remember the characters rather than the stars."
After watching, the assistant director said, "No wonder President Zhou invested in our film. So this is a low-budget trial run. He wants to use our movie to validate his ideas. Cultivating new moviegoing audiences... He wants to compete for the right to shape the next generation's market, doesn't he?"
After talking for so long without getting a response from the person beside him, he said, "Director Shi, say something."
Shi Zhongye stared blankly at the picture of the passionate kiss on his tablet. "My cabbage... has still been rooted up..."
If someone claimed Zhou Jingcheng had