Best Movie Star

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Matthew had no time to think about finding a part-time job again. When he came to Disney Studios again to meet the new director, he found that a large number of reporters gathered at the entrance of the studio, and some even carried with the camera.

Unfortunately, none of these people paid attention to him.

Matthew entered the studio in front of their eyes, and no one looked at him.

However, he heard the voices of many reporters talking.

"Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera have a deep personal conflict, and this news is preemptive."

"They had a feud at Disney's Mickey Mouse Club, and we didn't even know it!"

"These two people are really hiding deep enough."

"I've been staring at Britney for the past few days!"

Hearing this talk, Matthew went into Disney Studios, guessing that Jelena Boyar's "US News" should have dug up some Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera's vintage past events and reported.

He was in a hurry to come out today. He didn't buy a newspaper, and it's not convenient for him to go out now.

Matthew first called his agent Helen Herman. She had already arrived at the studio and was waiting for him at the door.

Driving into a four-wheeled battery car, Matthew quickly rushed to the studio, and saw Helen Herman standing in the shade at the entrance of the studio. As usual, the young female agent , still wearing a fitted suit, with long golden brown hair meticulously tied into a ponytail at the back of his head.

"Morning, Helen." Matthew stopped the battery car and walked over.

Helen-Hellman turned and walked into the studio. As she walked, she said to Matthew who followed, "It's getting late, Britney is here."

Matthew took out his phone and glanced at it, then muttered, "There are fifteen minutes before the appointed time."

"What?" Helen Herman asked, not listening to Matthew's muttering, "What did you say?"

"Ah, nothing." Matthew deliberately changed the subject, "Why did Britney come so early."

The two turned into the corridor of the studio's office area. Helen Herman did not answer Matthew's question, but instead reminded, "Britney was provoked by reporters at the entrance of the studio. Don't talk too much."

Matthew nodded, "Yeah."

Although he was asked to attend the filming preparation meeting convened by the new director, Matthew's head was still relatively clear, and he had no right to speak.

The two gradually approached a small conference room, and Helen Herman suddenly asked again, "The report about Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera was published by your journalist friend?"

"What report?" Matthew deliberately looked blank, he really hadn't read the report, "I haven't read the newspaper today."

Before coming to the conference room, Helen Herman wanted to ask, but a girl's somewhat sharp voice came through the conference room door.

"Don't keep me calm! Christina Aguilera is a bitch, I'd say that to anyone! She's a bitch! Don't make me pretend to be nice to her in front of the media, even if all the media Blame me, and I won't do it!"

"Britney..."

"Don't think about it!"

Matthew looked at Helen Herman, Helen Herman frowned slightly, but her face was still calm.

She raised her hand and knocked on the door lightly, and the voice inside stopped abruptly.

Helen Herman pushed the door open, and Matthew followed.

There were only two people in the conference room, one was Britney Spears, and the other was supposed to be her agent. Helen Herman, as if he didn't hear them, came to the side of the conference table and opened one. The chair sat down, and Matthew followed suit and sat next to Helen Herman.

"Hello, Helen." Britney Spears' agent greeted.

Helen Herman showed a professional smile, "Hello."

Matthew glanced at the agent first, then at Britney Spears, who was leaning on the chair with her arms crossed, looking puffed up.

I have to say that Britney Spears, who is less than nineteen years old, has not yet become an aunt. It is when she is young and beautiful, hot and sexy. It seems to be due to her personality. Star style.

The door of the conference room was pushed open again from the outside, and the representative of the record company walked in with a short, dark-haired man in his thirties.

The people from the record company looked at Britney and Matthew, "You're all here."

It seems that Britney Spears has seen this side, and he introduces the short man to Matthew and Helen Herman, "This is the new director of the MV, Mr. Zach Snyder, in advertising and music. TV is famous."

"Hello, Mr. Schneider." Helen Herman stood up and shook hands, "Nice to meet you."

Matthew also stood up and shook hands with the short man, "Hello, Director Schneider, I'm Matthew Horner."

Zach Snyder also politely shook hands with them one by one.

Afterwards, the MV crew, such as cameramen, props, makeup artists, and set designers, came to the conference room one after another. The representatives of the record company stepped aside, and director Zach Snyder began to talk about the shooting.

Most of the filming plans made by the previous director Martin Jackson remained the same, especially the script and style of the MV. The only change was that Zach Snyder thought it was a very bad idea to set up a studio to shoot the beach and proposed going to Malibu. A field shot at Paradise Cove Beach.

The record company agrees, Britney Spears has no problem, and Matthew can be ignored.

So, with the exception of a handful of shots shot in the studio, most of the MV's shooting location will be changed to Paradise Bay Beach in Malibu.

Matthew listened carefully the whole time, and kept his mouth tightly closed. If someone hadn't asked him, he would never have spoken.

The weight of his male protagonist is incomparable to that of the female protagonist.

In fact, at this meeting, Zack Snyder did not mention anything related to Matthew, except that he wanted the male protagonist to have a more masculine look, preferably to highlight the beauty of the muscular lines.

As for muscle lines, Matthew asked himself that there would be no problem. He remembered the director and roughly knew what type of muscles he admired.

Although his muscles are far less exaggerated than those of the movie heroes, this is the hero of the MV, not Superman and Batman.

Superhero movies are simple and mindless, and are undoubtedly the first choice for leisure and entertainment. When living on the other side of the ocean, although Matthew had not been to the theater a few times, he was the beneficiary of Internet piracy. Several superhero movies directed by Zack Snyder. Hero blockbusters have all watched the downloaded ultra-high-definition versions. At that time, DC fans and Marvel fans were scolding each other all day long. Zach Snyder was the focus of the debate between the two sides, so he also knew this director with a strong personal style. .

However, at that time, his impression of the director was not very good. "Batman v Superman" was really boring.

Matthew's only good impression of Zach Snyder is that he picked a very suitable Wonder Woman for the Justice League series.

That leg, that face, he just wanted to lick the computer screen.

To this end, he also broke the convention of downloading pirated copies and went to the theater to watch the "Wonder Woman" movie. It was definitely a movie that showed "Gail Gadot is so beautiful!"

Of course, the past is over. Now Zach Snyder is a humble MV and commercial director, but he is not as good as Zack Snyder.

At the very least, Zach Snyder is already a director, and he is also a soy sauce actor.

Thinking of this, Matthew quickly threw away his prejudice against Zack Snyder, so as not to affect the next shooting.

He believes that when it is necessary to change people, the record company would rather replace the male lead than the director.

"What are you thinking about?" Helen Herman's voice reminded, "Is it possible to be distracted?"

Matthew's reason came casually, "I'm thinking about the director's request, how can I make the character more masculine."

The meeting was over, and the participants were leaving one after another. Matthew also stood up and asked, "Are we going too?"

"Let's go." Helen Herman left the conference room first.

Matthew then followed, UU reading www. uukanshu.com said, "The crew didn't make a rehearsal plan?"

"The crew has a rehearsal plan, and they have been rehearsing since March." Helen Herman is like toothpaste, Matthew doesn't squeeze, and doesn't come out at all, "Britney and her backup dancer have been rehearsing, You don't need rehearsal for this role."

After leaving the studio, Matthew drove a four-wheeled battery car and dragged Helen Herman to the gate of the studio. He found that the reporters blocking the door were in a mess and surrounded Britney Spears's car. If she doesn't come out to answer questions, she won't let her leave.

"Is this the treatment of stars?" Matthew said enviously.

"It's not every day that stars are treated like this." Helen Herman got out of the battery car, "This is because of the gossip about Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera published in "US News" report."

She asked suddenly, "Your journalist friend works for U.S. News?"

"That... it seems so." Matthew pretended to be confused, "I didn't ask."

He took the initiative to change the subject, "Can you help me find a part-time job?"

Helen Herman wondered, "Don't you have a part-time job? Don't you work as a driver?"

"I'm unemployed." Matthew also concealed, "I asked for too much leave and was fired by my boss."

Helen-Hellman walked outside the studio, waited until Matthew followed, and said, "Don't worry about this, the most important thing for you now is to get the MV shooting, and the work will wait until the MV shooting is over."

Matthew walked out of the studio gate, looked at the immobile car surrounded by reporters, and said, "Okay then."

Helen Herman is right, nothing is more important than the shooting of the MV right now.