Lin Tian felt this deep in his heart.
Usually, when recording new songs with Gan Yanyu, he plays them over and over again.
But true breakthroughs in piano skills happen during those moments on stage in competitions.
Only by standing on the stage can he unleash his potential under high pressure.
"Are we participating in the competition too?" Gan Yanyu was eager, the first to raise his hand to ask.
He Zhichen said, "Just make sure your concert is well-organized, that’s all!"
If it’s held smoothly.
By then, there will be at least ten thousand attendees.
That’s something not every music hall can compare to.
Ten thousand people in Qingzhou, it could be said they are going to challenge Qingtian Music Hall and people would believe it.
With so many spectators watching, so many media outlets focusing on it, and it’s the first concert?
Imagine the pressure.
Using this stage as a way to maintain momentum for the Dragon Violin Cup is definitely a great choice.
Lin Tian seemed to suddenly remember something and asked:
"What is the current occupancy rate?"
Previously, He Zhichen had been saying that they needed De Pu’s endorsement to increase their popularity for the event at the International Cultural Center.
The announcement yesterday gave them a big boost, so there shouldn’t be any issue now?
"Indeed, it’s crossed a huge threshold."
He Zhichen was operating a tablet,
"From last night’s data, this announcement guarantees you a 20% increase in fan conversion rate, with album sales steadily rising."
"If the concert starts now, it’s expected that the occupancy rate won’t fall below 66%."
"Only two-thirds?," Lin Tian was still a bit dissatisfied after hearing that.
It seemed like there would still be large empty sections in the audience.
"It’s already impressive to achieve a 66% occupancy rate at the Qingjiang Cultural Center."
He Zhichen intentionally praised before adding,
"Once your advertisement is completed and goes viral, it is expected that the occupancy rate can double again!"
Starlight, same place.
In front of the company.
"Let’s welcome Mr. Moonlight and Miss Cat!"
With the director’s cheer, all the crew members started clapping.
Under everyone’s gaze.
The young man and young woman stepped out of the car.
One was dressed in casual wear, with pure, charming boyish good looks.
The other wore a floral dress, and as she stepped off the car, she exuded a goddess-like chill and sense of distance.
"Wow, as beautiful as the photos!"
"No wonder Mr. Wu bragged for three days and nights after the last poster shoot... It’s really worth bragging about!"
"Hope the advertisement shoot goes as smoothly as the photoshoot!"
The crew members were whispering, amazed by seeing Mr. Moonlight and Miss Cat in person for the first time.
Starlight’s team responsible for the photoshoot and the advertisement shoot were not the same team. Although their functions were quite similar, in terms of photography and lighting, there were many overlaps, but they were completely different groups.
After all, the company was just a few floors, a few offices, and meals had to be made separately, right.
If Wang Jun, the ace photographer, ensures the baseline for Starlight’s endorsement activities.
Then the legendary crew led by Director Ma Lei represents the upper limit for Starlight Company.
The endorsement posters, to be frank, are just a few photos.
Of course, good photos can enhance the user’s purchasing experience and deepen the image of the endorsers.
Just like the previous shoot, which unexpectedly brought Mr. Moonlight and Miss Cat into the spotlight as endorsers.
But the advertisement is different.
A successful advertisement can be even more important than the quality of the product itself.
Whether a product can achieve a qualitative leap depends entirely on how well the advertisement is shot.
"Hello, Mr. Moonlight, I am Ma Lei."
Director Ma Lei said amicably.
His smile alone showed that he was at least a relatively easy-going person.
"Wang Jun told me your performance was excellent and that you are trustworthy partners."
"Director Ma, you flatter us. It’s our first time participating in such a shoot, we just hope not to hold back the crew." Lin Tian responded modestly.
"Well, let’s hope today’s shoot goes smoothly!"
Then, joining the crew’s convoy, the group arrived at another company’s studio.
Upon arrival on the scene, a crew had already arrived ahead of time and was busy setting up the lighting in the studio.
This was a studio with over 500 square meters.
The studio had various settings, including a tram, a room, and a restaurant. Each set had different corresponding application scenarios.
Lin Tian was visiting such a place for the first time and was slightly amazed.
The sets were connected by black corridors.
In these scenes, typically only one angle could be used. Once the angle was switched, it’s likely to see the other side had no walls at all, filled with lights and photographic equipment.
When Lin Tian first learned about the concept of a studio, it was from Momonoki Kanami’s works.
In Teacher Taozi’s most classic work, there is a scene where a school uniform-clad girl is sitting in a classroom with the teacher lecturing at the front, while she mischievously performs hand motion exercises with Chu Nan seated beside her.
The close-up shot had a certain feeling, but when the camera panned out to the whole classroom.