
My Career as a Director
我的导演生涯
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 451k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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I've invested, so please write more; the updates are too slow.
This internal strife over who's the top female star is outrageous. It's a small company that's just started to make a name for itself, and they're already having internal conflicts. If it were me, I'd freeze them all out. At worst, I'd just promote some new talent. The company's future direction should be the priority.
The more I read, the more frustrated I got 😡. At first, it was okay, but as someone who reads quickly, I always had trouble distinguishing between male and female characters because the author always used "he" to refer to supporting characters.
It's pretty good, I recommend it!
The author's character descriptions are a bit harsh; you'll have to experience it for yourself. The pacing is too flat. Too many minor characters have too much screen time! It's boring.
The introduction is correct; he really is just a junior director. His vision and way of handling things are too immature.
I feel like the author wrote too much, trying to include everything. "The Apartment" was one thing, but then there's the "Zhenhua Trilogy," and even Papi Jiang's involvement. While they're all pretty good, it just feels like too much. And with so many shows, it's inevitable to add new characters and actors. Your character development is already weak; I can't even imagine what Wang Dachui looks like, and you still have to write so much more.
A little suggestion
The male protagonist in the author's writing is somewhat laissez-faire in his management style, the female CEO has no equity, no emotional connection, yet wields too much power, and the relationship with the teacher at the school lasted less than a year. This writing feels very unrealistic unless she's betrayed later.
I feel like making short videos is really unnecessary. Otherwise, you should make something with more substance. If you have experience, you can create a world-class work. There's no need to do these things. First impressions are very important. People will eventually say, "This is just a funny short video."
Nightclubs and Crazy Stone are a must!!