Qin Shou stayed in the US for another three days and brought Liu Zhong and his bodyguards around before returning to China.
It was not that he had to come back to accompany Yang Mi in filming or anything.
It was Ning Hao who called him.
Crazy Stone was done. Ning Hao asked Qin Shou if he was interested in post-production editing.
Ning Hao could tell that although Qin Shou was rich, he was actually very interested in movies.
In that case…
Ning Hao was willing to let him participate more.
After all, it was undoubtedly very useful for a director to have a good relationship with the coal boss.
At the very least, he would not lack such an investment.
As for the actress…
To be honest.
Ning Hao felt that Qin Shou was so handsome that even if he was poor and not a coal boss, many female celebrities would still be willing to work for him.
Moreover, he was handsome and rich now.
She only hoped that Boss Qin would be more careful and not become Mr. Qin from a certain digital website.
In fact.
After Qin Shou found out that the movie was completed, he did not have time to think about matters between men and women.
Because he knew that the most important thing in front of him was the printing, copying, and editing of Crazy Stone.
Many people felt that everything would be fine after the movie was finished.
In fact, that was a misconception.
The truth was that the filming stage was only the initial completion of the film's creation.
In the post-production stage, they still needed to edit frame by frame, dub, retouch the film, and adjust the colors. Then, the film would slowly take shape.
For a mature film, the filming was only the first half of the entire film process.
This was just a part of the film industry's process.
For example.
The editing process was a very, very important part of a movie's creation.
The literal meaning of editing was to rearrange and select the material of the director's shots, refining the creation and sublimation.
It was not an exaggeration to say that it was the third creation of a movie.
In the eyes of professionals, editing was on the same level as scriptwriting and filming.
This point.
Qin Shou knew this all too well.
An ordinary movie, under the editing of a skilled editor, might become full of ups and downs and fascinating.
On the other hand, a good film could be ruined by a bad editor.
Qin Shou had worked with a director called Diao Yinan in his previous life. His style of filming was cold and dull. His previous films had not been recognized by the market and the audience.
However, unexpectedly…
Although he continued to shoot 'White Sun Fireworks', the style was still the same as before.
However, under the operation of a gold medal editor, the edited film had a suspense and tense plot, and a fast pace, making this artistic film very recognized by the market and investors.
Dylan, a famous Hollywood editor, once said that the editor was the tempo of the movie. The editing determined how the movie would feel to the audience.
Of course.
There was a prerequisite.
That is, your movie should at least be similar.
No matter how awesome the editor was, it was impossible for him to edit Tiny Times into The Shawshank Redemption.
………………
There were many excellent editors in the country.
However, the most famous ones were the four gold-medal editors in Harbor City.
Among them.
Maizishan and Zhang Yaozong were the most famous.
Others like Chen Xunqi and Zhou Guozhong were also quite capable.
There was also a man named Dawei Hu, who was Old Monster Xu's good friend.
This person's most famous work was probably the one that made Zhou Yunfa famous in one battle. It turned him from a poisonous hair into a god's hair," The Colors of Heroes."
This was not an exaggeration at all.
White Pigeon Wu was best at using slow motion in a straight-line narration to exaggerate his violent aesthetics.
It was just like the scene where Brony went to Fenglin Pavilion Restaurant to take revenge. The Hokkien song " Don't Lose Your Will " rang in his ears, and a lot of slow motion was used to interpret the tone of the film.
When the audience saw this scene, they would feel an epic sense of ritual. The emotions carried by the characters and themselves were rendered to the peak in the music and expressions.
Under such circumstances, the audience instantly felt as if they were there.
As an editor, Hu Dawei led his editing team and edited more than ten versions.
He carefully adjusted every scene and finally edited the most outstanding part.
However, this had nothing to do with Ning Hao.
Xing Aina almost ripped his head off because of the overspending during the shoot. Now, he was no longer a gold medal editor in Harbor City.
He couldn't even afford to hire an editor from the mainland.
Helpless.
Ning Hao had no choice but to do it himself. He dragged Qin Shou and Xu Shanzheng, who were about to join the crew, to do the post-production together.
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