China Entertainment: Can't We Continue Filming? Let Me Do It Instead

After working in the film and television industry for twenty years, what he is best at is not making his own movies, but cleaning up the mess for others. When the director goes missing, he takes over; when the lead actor goes on strike, he goes to negotiate; when the budget burns through, he finds a way to finish filming the remaining scenes. The work is saved, but the applause and signature will always belong to others. When he opened his eyes again, he returned to the set in 2008 where he took the blame for the first time in his life. The director ran away, the lead actor was about to leave the crew, and the investors only gave the crew three days. Everyone was waiting to disperse, but he picked up the walkie-talkie. "Xi, I can save you." "But this time, I have to write my name in the director's column." Starting from a small-budget film that was almost aborted, he took charge of the camera, managed the crew, attracted investment, did distribution, and established his own film and television company with his own hands. Can't film the scene? Let me do it instead.