I'm Really an Actor

I have read in many novels that newcomers are always eager to help the crew and crew on their debut. Then there are all kinds of good reviews and good impressions. Will this happen in reality? Let me just say a few words about my layman's understanding. I despise this kind of plot. This is simply inexplicable. What the actors have learned and know are completely inconsistent with the technical work of the crew. When you, a layman, do things for others, do you do it to help or to hold them back? Also, although you are eager to help, will others accept it? Everyone has their own job and position in a team. Is it really okay for you to meddle in other people's work at will? In reality, we adults all have jobs. Except for a few people, everyone works in a collective as part of a team. Everyone has their own division of labor and responsibilities. Just imagine, colleagues in the team who are responsible for other things always come to help you enthusiastically and intervene in the work that originally belongs to you. Are you really happy? Your own presence in the team has been invisibly weakened. Are your work and achievements still entirely yours? What do other colleagues think of you? The author is basically a single person sitting at home coding, and is not familiar with many things in society at all, so such plots always appear in the book. Sincerely, this kind of thing is not a good thing. Pig's feet will not get any praise if they do this. Especially for regular and larger production crews, basically 90% of the time it will be counterproductive and get a lot of bad reviews.

There are too many plots included in the script, and the history has been changed. Doesn't this defeat the original intention of experiencing the characters?

I went to see the movie Marmot, and there were many scenes that were not the same. Of course, the director is not a god, but the plot actually started to be different on the third day. On the third day, he ran out early and had less time to wash up than usual. This time was enough for him to pass by a few minutes before the insurance guy, but he didn't. Then the kid in green clothes behind him should also be running, but the insurance guy showed up, but the kid didn't.

In Chapter 6, he was persuaded to quit. The protagonist played a supporting role in the plot world, but he completely ignored it and forced himself to pretend to be a character in the plot world. He was completely out of touch with the setting that the supporting role Zhao Wenbin should have. Then he returned to the real world. When preparing to shoot, he knew his lines well because he had already been in the plot world. I wanted to ask how Tama, who did not follow the script at all in the plot world, knew his lines so well? ? ?

This book is so good that I can't eat without reading it for a day. Oh yes ٩(•̀㉨•́)وget! I had my cerebellum removed last week

Comrade author, the second generation of rich people who have returned from studying abroad really don't do small jobs. In order to become stars and can't even afford food, international students become the second generation of rich people. This setting doesn't feel immersive at all! Well. Can't you write about an ordinary person who wants to be a star and make a comeback?

The writing was pretty good at the beginning, but now it's getting worse and worse, hey

It should be a good article, but what about the author's writing skills? The article is too dry and I can't read it. It's a pity.

I'm tired of reading. I can't bear it. The first few chapters are full of nonsense. It's very annoying. Who are you trying to explain the truth to? Open your mouth and experience shut-up macarons. What age do you need to come to popularize science? It's funny.

But I have never seen any of the movies written in it. It seems a bit too polite, personally I think