Ten years of film queen, finally became a top star

Chapter 226 Small Class Tutoring

Yu Jiang, who was sitting in the passenger seat, saw that Ran Feng was in a low mood. He wanted to say something to comfort him but didn't know where to start.

This kind of thing is not uncommon. In the final analysis, it’s just that everyone’s pursuits are different.

Ran Feng treats his job as a dream, but he cannot stop others from using his dream as a way to make a profit.

He had to digest his depressed mood by himself, and Yu Jiang could only tell him something else to divert his attention.

It was already late when they returned to Dongshan Manor. They had little time to rest and packed their belongings.

Yu Jiang went home to prepare for joining the group, but Ran Feng's schedule was a bit tight as he had to rush to the venue of the next concert.

Fortunately, they had agreed yesterday to take the Jiang family's plane to Meihe, which saved a lot of time wasted on the road, and the two of them could have more time to themselves.

After returning from Dongshan, the two went straight back to Ran Feng's home. Time was tight, and Yu Jiang wanted to take this opportunity to help Ran Feng sort out his ideas for the character.

When they first picked up the script, both of them felt a little unmotivated as they had not had enough rest in Dongshan in the past two days.

Yu Jiang simply went through Ran Feng's scenes before he began to get into the mood. He became more and more excited as he talked and was no longer sleepy.

"Look, throughout the story, Yan Xueyong's early appearances were all in medical-related scenes. His first appearance was on the operating table. In addition to the professional knowledge you will need to pay attention to in subsequent training, you will also need to establish connections with the extras in the scene..."

She spoke seriously and Ran Feng was fascinated. He first fell in love with Yu Jiang when she talked about the play.

In the field where she is the king, she is always so serious about professional matters. When she picks up the script, she shows her unique charm.

Her silky hair was spread out behind her back. She sat on the sofa with her legs curled up, her black dress wrapped around her, and a heavy script was opened on her knees.

Her red eyes stared at the script with a serious expression, her rosy and crystal lips opened and closed, and she tried her best to express the character's emotions in words that he could understand.

The teacher is a good one, but the students have a little trouble concentrating.

Ran Feng bit his lip and leaned slightly towards her, trying to drive away the distracting thoughts in his mind by reading the words on the script.

"This time Yan Xueyong has just been transferred from the military hospital to the battlefield. You should show that you are busy and orderly, and convey to the audience through details that you are not so comfortable. The degree is very important. You can't convey too little so that people can't feel it, nor can you convey too much panic and make you seem unprofessional as a military doctor."

Jade-white fingers tapped lightly on the description section of the script. Her plump nails were half a centimeter long, and the sections marked by the fluorescent pen made her index finger a light pink.

"In addition to the character's emotions, the timeline between scenes is also very important. You don't have many scenes, and the timeline between these two scenes is half a month. You don't have to show it in the script or on camera, but as a performer, you must know what your character did in this half month in order to reasonably connect the emotions between the two scenes."

Seeing that he hadn't spoken, Yu Jiang paused for a moment. He turned his head and saw that he was staring at the script intently, and then he felt relieved.

Ran Feng hummed during the pause, but Yu Jiang, who was so absorbed in the script, didn't notice the hoarseness in his throat.

Worried that he wouldn't be able to understand, Yu Jiang kindly advised: "If your imagination alone is not enough, the character biography can come in handy."

He closed the script and opened it from the side, revealing his character biography from the blank page. "Before, you only wrote about who your character is, but in fact, you should analyze the character and then describe the development of the entire story from the perspective of the character you play."

"You've done a good job analyzing the character's personality. The next thing to consider is what your character is doing in places that are not reflected in the script..."

What Yu Jiang said was all valuable information. Ran Feng knew that even if he hired more acting teachers, they might not be as good as the small class teaching from the queen of film.

"For example, during this half-month break, you may have witnessed your comrades not being able to receive treatment due to lack of medicines, or you may have witnessed a field paramedic die on the front line while trying to escort the wounded while treating your comrades. As long as you do not deviate from your role, you can make any supplementary arrangements you want..."

Ran Feng tried desperately to concentrate, but for some reason today, his thoughts were always wandering.

Maybe it was because he had just met his parents, and this incident represented something subconsciously, or was it due to lack of rest?

Although both are possible, he feels that it is still his girlfriend's fault. She is so charming when she is immersed in her career.

Noticing that Ran Feng was distracted, Yu Jiang tapped him on the forehead with his finger, "Be serious!"

Ran Feng shook his head, trying to focus on the script. Fearing that he still couldn't understand, Yu Jiang changed his approach and used his previous performance experience as a substitute.

"In 'Master's Gate', you think that if it were you, you would not betray your sister. In fact, this is a wrong perspective. As an actor, you should think about why the character makes this decision, not what you would do."

"What if I really can't figure it out?" Ran Feng is still upset about Mu Yuanming's setting. "I still think that Mu Yuanming's betrayal of Senior Sister is illogical."

When she first read the script, Yu Jiang didn't think there was anything wrong with the character of the junior brother, but after Ran Feng finished playing the role, she also felt that his presentation was more reasonable.

"You were able to have more of your own ideas in the last script, but this time the script has a prototype of the character, so this situation cannot happen again."

The two then began to fill in the empty timelines of their respective characters, combining the information they had found with the references sent by the director, and there was more and more to add.

Ran Feng, who was writing a biography on the computer, couldn't help but be distracted and glance at his girlfriend.

She was still in the same posture as before, with the heavy closed script on her knees, a piece of paper she found at random padding on top, and she was leaning forward and writing quickly.

Most of her hair fell down because she lowered her head. Her inky hair lay on the paper and the sofa, forming totem-like patterns.

Ran Feng, who was absent-minded, picked up a strand of hair with his fingers unconsciously, twisted it lightly with his fingertips, and wrapped it around his hand again and again.

The sound of typing on the keyboard stopped at some point, and Yu Jiang finally looked up and discovered that his mischievous student was doing something.

Ran Feng was much more serious about playing with his girlfriend's hair than he was about writing the biography just now. Yu Jiang's eyes were almost furious, but he was completely unaware.

"Okay!" Yu Jiang raised his voice in retaliation, startling Ran Feng. "I gave up my sleep and tutored you, and you're just playing around here, right?!"

As Yu Jiang spoke, he threw away the pen and began to rub his hair until it was completely rubbed into a mess, and then he stopped with satisfaction.