[Meme references] + [Lighthearted] + [Fast-paced] + [Satisfying power fantasy] + [Multiple female leads] + [Entertainment industry] What do you do when you don’t have the money to make a movie? Crowdfund it on a livestream!
Lin Fan transmigrates to a parallel world and binds himself to a crowdfunding director System. Every penny needed to make a movie has to come from crowdfunding on livestreams.
What’s more, the amount he asks for is far lower than what other films raise from investors.
At first, not a single viewer is willing to invest. Everyone thinks Lin Fan is just trying to scam them out of their money.
But with only 1,000 yuan in startup funds, Lin Fan makes the short film The Piano Tuner.
It goes on to win the Palme d’Or at Cannes, shocking the world!
From then on, his livestream chat goes wild.
Viewers become “investors,” racing to crowdfund his films:
This Man Came from Blue Star revolutionizes science fiction.
Flipped sets a new box-office record for teen films.
Dying to Survive drives national pharmaceutical reform.
John Wick sets a new standard for hard-hitting action.
The Wandering Earth opens the door to Eastern science fiction!
One hit follows another, with box-office success and rave reviews alike. He creates a box-office legend in China’s entertainment industry!
Lin Fan goes from an unknown “crowdfunded director” to a universally recognized world-class filmmaker, one step at a time.
When reporters ask about the so-called “Lin Fan girls” people keep talking about, Lin Fan smiles and says, “Them? They’re young people working their hardest to pursue their dreams. I really admire them!”
The author plays like a housewife when making movies here. He pays 1,000 yuan to make a short play about the sound engineer, and 10,000 yuan to make this man from the earth.
Let's not talk about whether you can shoot "The Tuner" with 1,000 yuan, or whether you can shoot "The Man from Earth" with 10,000 yuan. Let's just say that after it was released in theaters, you shared nearly 80 million at the box office. You used to give actors less than 1,000 yuan for their work, but you shared nearly 80 million at the box office. Shouldn't you give red envelopes to everyone on the crew?
It looks good, but the key is the fictitious background. The celebrities are all strangers, so there is no sense of immersion.
It's pretty good, but do you want to keep making low-budget movies? You can only raise money through live broadcasts. How do you make those money-burning movies?
In your book, I didn't see a single female star in the current entertainment industry.
Personally, I think it's pretty good, but the bugs in the crowdfunding settings will be corrected.
It's not easy to sort garbage.
Dying Fantasy
Needless to say, it looks good
Good! Watch the follow-up!