Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
Chen Xiang smiled and spoke gently. She looked at Jiang An with a smile, as if she was just joking.
However, Jiang An knew that this was not what the other party meant, but she did not want to get into a conflict with someone in such a place. Other than making a fool of herself, there was nothing good that would come out of it.
She did not expect Chen Xiang to be so unprofessional. She had clearly taken on a job, but she was still in the mood to do these things.
Jiang An felt that it was better to finish the show quietly. Anyway, she had already finished talking about everything she needed to talk about, so she returned to her lounge.
Gu Sheng finally came back from his business. He excitedly told Yu Heng and Wang Yuan who he had talked to just now and how he had promoted the actors in the production team to them. It shouldn’t be long before these two people received new scripts.
Yu Heng and Wang Yuan were very surprised that the director would still think of them at this time. They were so touched that they almost cried. They thanked the director incoherently.
The huge success of the show also made Gu Sheng finally heave a sigh of relief. From the preparation of this television drama to filming and screening, he was worried all the time.
He had indeed done his best during the filming and had kept a close eye on the post-production editing.
However, the audience’s preferences were unpredictable. No one could be 100% sure that their works would be liked by the public.
If “Legend of Gan Lan” was not popular, his career would have been ruined.
Gu Sheng spent months under such pressure and felt that half of his hair had fallen.
Now, it was finally time for his success. When he interacted with those people, he realized that he was no longer an unknown director in their minds. He could be treated on the same level as them.
He did not show it on his face, but he was actually so excited that he wished he could jump on the spot.
The screenwriter, who was late, did not know what had happened. She panted as she pushed open the door. “I’m really sorry, there was a traffic jam.”
Gu Sheng and the screenwriter were old friends for many years. He rushed up and hugged her. “We’re popular. We’re so popular!”
When the screenwriter was put down, she was still confused. “What’s wrong with you?”
Gu Sheng told the other party everything. The screenwriter naturally understood what this meant and was very surprised. “Does that mean I can also become a famous screenwriter?”
“You already are. I just met the investor of this television station. He said that he’s looking forward to your next script,” Gu Sheng said.
This time, everyone became excited. Their efforts had finally paid off. They did not have to live their previous days anymore.
Fortunately, the soundproofing of the television station’s lounge was very good. Otherwise, some people would definitely think that their production team had gone crazy.
Just as the production team of “Legend of Gan Lan” was immersed in joy, Chen Xiang was trying to change the flow of the variety show.
“Teacher Zhao, I think the program process hasn’t changed for more than ten years. It’s really a little old-fashioned. Why don’t we learn from foreign variety shows and have more games? That way, there will be more differences,” Chen Xiang suggested.
Zhao Liang was not an old-fashioned person who insisted on sticking to his own style, but Chen Xiang’s suggestion was obviously impossible to implement.
“Miss Chen, thank you very much for your suggestions for this show, but Mad Friday is a comprehensive program. It mainly promotes Chinese culture and invites various production teams to increase their exposure, but in essence, it still centers on culture.”
“If it all becomes games, then we’ll lose the most important thing. Then any variety show can replace us,” Zhao Liang said very politely.
This show could last for more than ten years. Although there were other methods to hype it up, it would definitely not last long if it only relied on this.
Zhao Liang had always insisted on promoting Chinese culture to increase the people’s confidence in their own culture. It was precisely because of all kinds of cultural propaganda that a consistently large audience existed, allowing the program to continue.
If he really listened to Chen Xiang’s suggestion, this show would probably be canceled in less than two months.
“I don’t want to change all of it. I just suggest that we add some game interactions. That way, we can attract a lot of young viewers.” Chen Xiang still insisted on her opinion.
“Of course we have to attract young people, but the entire show isn’t just for young people. I can’t sacrifice all our old audience just because of one group.” Zhao Liang didn’t want to continue chatting. “I think it’s almost time to go on stage. Miss Chen, you should go back and prepare.”
With that, he took the script and pushed the door open. He wanted to escape from this room as soon as possible. Jiang An’s suggestion was much more useful..