The Best Entertainment Era

　　 Embassy Pictures’ very simple pull-out room, everyone is silent, watching the picture that is about to end, several people are rubbing their eyes and squeezing their foreheads, seemingly uncomfortable.

　　 The screen on the curtain turned black, announcing the end of the screening. Garcia breathed a sigh of relief, only to feel dizzy and dizzy. If he continued, he might vomit.

The film that the new owner bought from the Saint Denis Film Festival is worse than the past small overseas productions that Embassy Pictures bought from Central Asia for US$20,000 to 30,000, and it can even be included in all the movies he has seen. The worst rank.

　　Thomas, director of the theater distribution department, took off his glasses, found a tissue, and rubbed his eyes for a while.

　　 What a torture.

　　 Is the new boss dissatisfied with the management of Embassy Pictures and deliberately tortured them with this torture?

　　 Thomas looked at Terry, the offline distribution director, and Terry shook his head. He obviously didn't like the broken film.

　　 Publicity director David Villa was silent, thinking about where the publicity of the film was, but nothing was achieved.

　　 Robert turned off the small projector, opened the thick curtains, and looked at Ronan who was sitting in front of him. His eyes were full of doubts. Why did he buy such a film?

　　 Does Ronan have to walk the silly path past? The lesson of "Life on the Jedi"...

　　 "How do you feel?" Ronan asked the ferocious Latin girl next to him.

　　 Due to the re-editing, he specifically called Jessica Felton over.

　　 Jessica Felton put his hands on his chest, perhaps because the chest was too soft, her slender arms pressed the towering mountains to the sides, causing the shirt buttons to tighten tightly, and it seemed that she would break off the line at any time.

　　 "The shots are terrible, amateur level." Jessica Felton is a technical, there is no need to say imaginary: "The editing is worse."

　　 She wondered: "You didn't take this thing, right?"

　　 Ronan pinched his itchy nose and said, "I bought it from the Saint Denis Film Festival."

　　 Jessica Felton is honest: "I have made a fortune, but it is the person who sold it to you."

　　 The curtains were all opened at this time, Garcia turned on the lights, and the drawing room was restored to light.

"You want to discuss this film, right?" Jessica Felton is a tech freak, but not stupid. He still understands basic interpersonal relationships. He saw Ronan nodding and said, "I'll go out for a while, you are done Contact me again."

　　 Ronan pulled her from the busy technical research, certainly not just watching such a DV video.

　　 Jessica Felton left the drawing room.

　　 Ronan stood up, looked at the key figures of the distribution company, and said, "This is my film at the Saint Denis Film Festival, which bought out all the copyrights at one time for $80,000."

　　 Hearing this, Garcia immediately figured out how long will it take to get back to the original if the video tapes and discs are released?

　　 "I am going to push this film into theaters for release." Ronan said again.

　　 Garcia looked at Ronan in surprise. Does this kind of film have any significance for theatrical release? It is estimated that how much money has been put in can not be collected.

　　 Terry and Thomas looked at each other and seemed to have seen each other’s ideas. Last time this young man was very expert and had financing channels in his hands. They were still delighted with the company’s possible future.

　　 How long has it been, the layman side has been exposed...

　　 David Villa frowned, he estimated how much he would lose for how much he invested?

　　 Robert didn't understand, why is Ronan suddenly unreliable?

　　 Ronan could see the disapproval of his subordinates, and even guess the doubts in the hearts of Garcia and others. If he didn't have some capital in his hands, he would never have the idea of ​​making this film.

　　 The production cost of this film is very low, but to succeed, it also requires a large investment.

　　 "I'm going to set up a special distribution team for this film." Ronan knew very well that nothing could solve the doubts in these people's minds, and simply said: "We need someone to take charge of this distribution team."

　　 His eyes swept across the faces of several people in the filming room: "Who is willing to be responsible for this project?"

　　 Thomas is the director of theatrical distribution. He opened his mouth and endured it again. An uncontrollable idea came to mind. What is this going to do? Are you deliberately preparing a garbage item and then excluding dissidents?

　　When the project fails, the person in charge must take responsibility...

　　 Terry didn't mean to speak, the theater distribution was originally not his business.

　　 Robert looked around and saw that no one answered, he stood up and was ready to take on the project. Perhaps Ronan saw something he didn't see.

　　 After all, the two trips to Abu Dhabi, coupled with the success of the "Human Removal Project", have proven Ronan's vision and ability to execute.

　　 He had long agreed in his heart that Ronan stood taller than him and George, and he could see far.

　　 But before Robert had spoken, Garcia said, "I oppose the release of this project."

　　 Ronan looked at Garcia. Garcia did not hesitate, and continued to say in a responsible attitude to the company: "The quality of the film is average, the risk is too great, and it is easy to cause losses."

　　 He thought for a while, and then said: "The company has just completed the acquisition. If the first film to be released fails, it will cause many negative effects. This project must be cautious."

Ronan nodded secretly. These words can reflect Garcia's sense of responsibility. If his boss says to release, Garcia will run the film regardless of the quality of the film itself. Then you really have to consider whether this kind of person is suitable. current location.

　　 Actually, Ronan was also investigating secretly.

　　New company, new staff, everyone has their own ideas, he can't understand it just by looking at the information.

　　 "I have a preliminary idea here..."

As Ronan said, he opened his briefcase and gave several copies to the people in the drawing room: "Let’s take a look first. This is a plan with viral marketing as the core. Of course, this is just a preliminary plan. The implementation process of the project also needs professionals like you to formulate it."

　　 Garcia didn't speak any more, and looked down at the copy, only to read half a page, and he was attracted.

　　 This idea is too incredible, Hollywood has never appeared before, right? Creativity is wild, the question is, can it succeed?

　　Hollywood's inherent model is the safest, right?

　　 Terry and Thomas turned one page, then looked at the next page, three points were shocked, three points absurd, and three points thought they could try.

　　 Robert swallowed and spit, and after watching Ronan's vision as quickly as possible, his view of the broken film was suddenly reversed.

　　 Seems to be successful, right?

　　 It's not necessarily true if you change to someone else, after all, such a plan requires strong execution.

　　 But Ronan and himself are definitely fine.

　　 A thought flashed in Robert's head: We all started our family by cheating, and if we start our own business, that's handy!

David Villa closed the copy, filtered the possible effects of this preliminary plan in his mind, and made appropriate supplements based on years of experience ~www.readwn.com~The Embassy Pictures has just started, Ronan is very It is clear that the two parties are in the initial stage of establishing a trust relationship and will not use the means of power to promote until the end.

　　 "A very crazy idea." Garcia looked at Ronan, as if he didn't know what else to say. After organizing a few words, he said, "It is also a plan that may detonate public opinion once it succeeds."

　　 Ronan smiled and waited for Garcia to continue.

Garcia took a deep breath: "It's very enforceable, but it's very risky." Normal people don't kneel down because of crazy assumptions. Instead, he wonders: "If this plan is implemented, the content of the film will exist. Too many holes."

　　 Ronan replied, "So, I called an editor and prepared to edit again."

　　 Garcia still has doubts: "This marketing strategy may affect the company's reputation."

　　 Ronan didn’t need an echo worm, so he answered patiently: “The distribution company is hidden behind the scenes. This film has nothing to do with the trade union, so you don’t need to join the title of Embassy Pictures.”

He had considered it a long time ago, and even stated in the additional clauses of the signed copyright contract: "If the film is really successful, wait until the day of exposure, push the film’s director and leading actors to the front desk, and let them enjoy the media. Cheer with the fans, enjoy the radiance, and enjoy everything."

　　 The artisan company that released the film in the previous life seemed to adopt this strategy. The director and the leading actors cut through the sky like meteors, and quickly fell silent.

　　How should the artisan company operate, or how it should operate, without much negative impact.

　　 Ronan also took into consideration that the directors and protagonists of this film have no experience at all. They are marginal people far away from Hollywood, and it is relatively easy to manipulate them.