Chapter 42
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The Yuan Tian in the novel was a 16 or 17 year old youth when she first appeared, and Luo Hao... was already 28 years old this year.
Luo Hao, who was nearing 30 years old, wanted to play a 16 or 17 year old Yuan Tian. This was no longer a question of acting skills, it was going against the laws of nature.
But Fan Junxi was different.
Even though his acting skills weren't as good as Luo Hao's, he was only 23 years old this year. In society, it hadn't even been a year since he graduated from university, so he didn't need to show too much of his youthful immaturity and inexperience. This was something that already existed in him. At this moment, it just happened to match the expectations that the director and investors had for Yuan Tian.
And Fan Junxi was quite smart.
He went on stage after Luo Hao and carefully observed Luo Hao's entire audition process. The director's eyebrows relaxed and he revealed a satisfied expression. He knew that Luo Hao's acting wasn't bad. When he went on stage, he learned Luo Hao's way of expressing himself and used it in his own performance.
Fan Junxi's performance could be said to be a low-level performance, but it had a more youthful feel to it than Luo Hao's.
During the audition process, Ning Qiner was clearly more engrossed in his two scenes with Fan Junxi.
Acting was about the overall effect, not a one-man show. Sometimes, the chemistry between the leads was more important than the individual performance. Fan Junxi was brought into the scene by Ning Qiner. The harmonious and natural scenes that the two of them presented firmly captured the hearts of the audience. As a result, Fan Junxi's weakness in acting was made up for.
The director nodded and said "not bad" twice.
After the investors behind him saw Fan Junxi's audition, they finally breathed a sigh of relief and weren't as nervous as before.
Fan Junxi's tense back relaxed. He smiled slightly and cast a grateful look at Ning Qiner. Then, he walked out of the scene in a relaxed atmosphere.
The answer seemed to be obvious.
Although Zhou Yuhe's performance on TV was not bad, filming for a TV series was completely different from filming for a movie.
A TV series with dozens of episodes would only take two to three months to film, but a movie with two hours would take at least four to fifty days to film. Due to the limited time, most TV series directors and actors could not be too meticulous in their acting. The requirements for the actors were to get into the zone quickly and have fewer NGs. Furthermore, the television environment was noisy and the screen was small. Therefore, most actors would go a little over the top in their performances. They would strive to be loud and their expressions clear and rich.
However, this would not work in a movie. The filming of a movie was too meticulous, and everything was based on reality. If the performance was slightly over the top, it would result in too much "performance traces". This was also the reason why small screen actors would not be able to adapt to the big screen and even develop a "television feel".
Fan Junxi glanced at Zhou Yuhe, who had walked into the filming area. She didn't think much of it.
As for Shen Yan, he had also watched him. Although he was good at acting, he was not as good as what the outside world said. How could the acting of the male lead in a youth drama be as difficult as the male lead in a movie?
A newcomer who had only acted in one popular drama and was acting in a movie for the first time, how good could his acting skills be?
Almost everyone present had the same doubts.
Being able to act well in a role did not mean that he was a good actor. It was very likely that he just happened to be lucky enough to meet the right role.
This time, Yuan Tian and Shen Yan were set to be the same type of characters. They were both carefree youths.
Many actors who had acted in a popular role would subconsciously use the same acting method the next time they encountered a similar type of character. They would use a few similar expressions and emotions to cope with the situation.
If Zhou Yuhe, who had started out in TV series, had made such an unprofessional mistake, no matter how much the scriptwriter, Zhang An, liked him, the director would have directly eliminated him.
Ning Qiner, who was well aware of this, looked at him up and down with a slightly meaningful gaze.
Zhou Yuhe did not avoid her gaze and smiled generously. "Miss Ning, please."
Ning Qiner glanced at him and walked to the front of the camera without saying anything.
“Action！”
As soon as the stage supervisor finished speaking, before Ning Qiner could get into character, Zhou Yuhe, who was next to her, jumped back lightly and took two steps back to create some distance between them.
This jump and step back happened to land on the left one-third of the screen, which formed a precise and harmonious picture with Ning Qiner's position.
Was this … a coincidence?
The cameraman's eyes lit up.
At the same time, the director's eyes also lit up.
Zhou Yuhe's movements were light and his posture was tall and straight. He only took two steps, but there was a sense of elegance. It was as if he was not wearing a simple T-shirt, but a wide-sleeved ancient robe like Ning Qiner. His every move was immortal.
The composition of the picture could be a coincidence, but this kind of acting — not only the face, but also the whole body, where every muscle was exerting strength — was definitely not a coincidence!
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