Best Actor

    Sean agreed to Frederick's request and handed over the script to Vladimir for approval, despite his nitpicking.

    "The script is really too bland, there is almost no climax." He once said.

    “Except for the last part of the little girl, the inspirational feeling is not very good? Even so, it is still very simple.” He also said so.

    "That crew dared to let teenage actors come on stage to strip? Even if it wasn't really undressed." He also said.

    However, in the end Sean agreed to discuss with Vladimir and set up the project, because his intuition told him that the script should be good. However, Frederick also said that Samsara Pictures also has conditions to invest. From actors to directors to various props and lighting engineers, they must use progressive clients.

    It's kind of like a CAA invented package - well, that's how it's sold, and Frederick made it very clear that it can't be changed just because Sean is a valued client of Endeavour. Of course, he said it more implicitly, and it sounded like Endeavour hoped for the best, but Sean knew what he meant.

    He still agreed, because he thought it should be no problem, and his agent was right before, when he asked for the "Juno" script, Endeavour agreed very readily. , and did not mention this condition, just hope to give priority to the customers of Endeavour - this hope is sincere.

    In this case, plus the cooperation in the past is not bad, it is no problem to agree, isn't it?

    I have to say that, although Frederick likes to cut holes like this, it does make Sean feel better again. It goes without saying how much a good script will help the development of Samsara Pictures. Of course, there was talk of having a job as a better distraction, so when the studio wanted him to continue releasing new singles, Sean went over to talk to them anyway.

    "No no no, I'm not harsh, but these songs are...not in line with, or can't resonate with me." In the studio, Sean and the producer talked about a few songs The song that arrived, "You know, I'm not a professional singer, and I can't compare to those guys who can really express themselves on stage, so the song has to be considered simple and catchy."

    "Yes, but aren't these songs appropriate?" The music producer was clearly distressed.

    "I said it, they are all difficult to resonate with me." Sean spread his hands and was helpless.

    After "YouRaiseMeUp" and "BeWhatyouWannaBe", he also released two more songs, but the market response was not very good. One of them barely cracked the Billboard Top 10 and dropped after a week, and the other held steady but kept circling midstream.

    "Obviously, Sean can't find his position, which is normal. Every singer who has become popular will have such doubts after the initial wonderful past. Although Sean is in the film aspect He has made a lot of achievements, but he is always a newcomer in music, and if he cannot make effective changes, then he should give up music." This is the evaluation of "Rolling Stone" magazine, they are still a little kind, and others are not so polite. .

    "As someone once said, music is not for you, so go back and focus on making movies, Sean." The equally famous music magazine "Vibrato" is very mean.

    As for music fans, those who have become die-hards because of "YouRaiseMeUp" and "BeWhatyouWannaBe" are naturally applauded. I support it, and although those two songs aren't that good, they're not that bad either.

    But those who fell in love with Sean because of the movie and then listened to his songs, and those who were not so die-hard but just thought the songs were good, felt that these two songs did not reflect what they should be The standard of his, and some people who don't like it at all, whether they like his movies or don't like his movies, are clamoring for him to focus on movies and give up music.

    So, if Sean wants to make a difference in music, it is necessary to come up with a good song as soon as possible.

    "I think, maybe I can change my mind." I worked with Sean before, and made a big name in the industry for arranging "YouRaiseMeUp", and finally signed a contract with the studio, and now I continue to work with Sean The collaborator Will DeLong said at this time.

    "Do you have any good comments?" the producer asked immediately.

    "It's simple, we all know that Sean's hit song is an Irish ballad adapted from "Danny Boys", so why not continue to work on this? Find some classic old songs and rewrite them Writing lyrics may have miraculous effects." Delong said.

    "What do you think, Sean?" The producer didn't say anything, but looked at Sean.

    "Then try it." After thinking for a few seconds, Sean nodded in agreement.

    No way. Although he can play the guitar, he can neither write lyrics nor compose music. It is not ten years ago. As long as it becomes popular, there will be a steady stream of good songs. The interest in online music has lowered the threshold of music, and it has also impacted the profits of music, so today's singers are trying their best to make Add your name to the lyrics.

    Because, as a songwriter, you can also sign in the producer column, and with this signature, you can get a share of the profits of the music, in this case, it is naturally good Most of the songs are reserved for myself or my friends.

    If possible, Sean would like to give up music, he originally released songs to have some fun, but the songs just happened to be especially suitable for 911, and he took this opportunity to set up his own charity The image, so it became so popular. "YouRaiseMeUp" not only broke Billboard's record for the longest time at the top of the top 100, but also broke the record for the top 100 and the time on the entire list, not to mention the next two Grammys.

    At this point, even if Sean wants to quit, it is impossible, very simple, after this "YouRaiseMeUp" and "BeWhatyouWannaBe" can't even come up with a decent song, the Recording Academy will how to think? What will fans think? What would those people in the music industry think?

    So, even if it's just to avoid being told about this, Sean must have a high-quality song, but unfortunately the ones he received during this time were not very good.

    After discussing with them in the studio, Sean went to New York immediately. This kind of thing can't be rushed, and Delong's proposal can also be considered, since Zhou previously relied on adapting "Danny Boy" Having been successful, it might be possible to do the same now. As for what to do in New York, that is because the TV series trade fairs scheduled for early to mid-May are about to start again, and the headquarters of several major TV stations are in Manhattan, so trade fairs are often held here.

    "We have negotiated several times, and the prices are very good, mainly because you are there." Vladimir said after returning to his booth from the outside.

    "I'm so famous?" Sean asked half-jokingly.

    "Of course, it's a well-known fact that TV shows that you think are good will have good ratings. And, even if the advertisers don't believe it, the people at FOX will make them believe it. "Vladimir shrugged, then looked at the posters erected in their booth. "The only problem is that some people think the taste is a bit heavy."

    "It's normal. After all, there are all kinds of skeletons and bones appearing from start to finish, which does make some people feel uncomfortable." Sean also shrugged and looked at the poster, a row of shelves There are several skulls on top, and the hero and heroine are posing behind the shelf. If all attention is on the skulls, it does feel a little shabby.

    Yes, the TV series participating in the fair this time is the one sold by Fox, adapted from the novel of the female forensic doctor Kath Lex, and renamed the detective category of "Bone" TV drama.

    "But in terms of the plot, it should be pretty good, isn't it? During the pilot, many people praised the way of unraveling the truth." Sean immediately said, "But we You have to put some thought into the posters, this one on the stand is not suitable for taking outside."

    "Of course, let's see the ratings of the premiere now." Vladimir laughed, and Sean just shook his head.

    Although it is a well-known fact that "a TV series that you think is good, the ratings are very good", but this TV series is all done by Vladimir from beginning to end , Sean was just pulled over to the booth. Of course, after watching the pilot episode, he felt that this TV series was not bad.

    In any case, this is produced by the TV Department of Samsara Films. As the boss, he is obliged to come to help publicize, and at the same time, he can continue to improve his mood. In addition to these, he came to New York for another important reason.

    "Okay, it's almost time, I'll go first." After chatting with Vladimir for a while, Sean checked the time and looked around, some of the exhibition booths had already begun to be packed , and the flow of people in the hall is much less than it was more than an hour ago.

    Although the TV fair is lively, it is still inferior to the Comic Con. When I participated in the San Diego Comic Con, there were still people everywhere at the end of each day, or the enthusiasm of the otaku was greater than the love TV show people? But then again, TV fairs are relatively professional, mainly aimed at various advertisers, not everyone can come in and participate, and it is normal that the popularity of the scene is not as good as that of the Comic Con.

    After greeting the person in charge of the booth in turn, Sean did not go out immediately, but went straight to the small round table at the edge of the booth, where several creative staff were sitting and laughing on.

    "Hey, how are you guys," Sean teased them a few times before looking directly at the person who played the heroine in the TV series.

    "Are you free in the evening, Emily?" He asked very directly, not at all sloppy, making everyone around him wide-eyed.

    However, what is even more surprising is that Emily blinked her eyes and agreed directly: "Of course!"