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The camera zooms in on the broken glass, and pulls back from the reflections of the broken pieces. The screen is a mess of a laboratory, and only the middle one is missing from the row of large and small sealed bottles. The sealed bottle of the product has disappeared.

An old-fashioned mobile phone left in the laboratory began to ring continuously, Donna, Lizzie, Donna, Lizzie...

Matthew is missing.

The short film uses a technique commonly used in science fiction movies. The perspective follows the mobile phone and communication line to find Donna's bedroom. She puts down the mobile phone, frowns and prepares to sleep.

The frowning frown indicated that she had entered a dream.

The familiar library, then the beach, the sun is peaceful, the tones are warm, the rhythm of the soundtrack is slowly accelerating, the wild bed scenes, party dances, the emphasis of the scene flashes again and again, and the ubiquitous Matthew and him hand it over The broken cup, Donna drank it and kept drinking.

During the dance, Donna reappeared from Matthew's shoulder, but suddenly turned into Lizzie. When the camera was pulled back, the whole scene instantly turned into a black swan nightclub.

The camera flashed Liki in a deep sleep. She also slept uncomfortably, her brows furrowed, which was used to explain the previous switch.

Now it's Lizzie's dream.

In Jonsson's quick and cumbersome switching, there is always a near-straight parallel, the commonality between Donna and Lizzie for Matthew. This makes the whole short film so far, the integrity is guaranteed.

It's the same Impressionist-patterned cup, from the wild black swan to the library.

At this moment, Donna and Lizzie seemed to form a circle.

Donna went from a party queen to a library girl, and Lizzie changed from a long-haired oriental girl in the library to a nightclub queen.

And the cup that kept flashing was the culprit.

Split screen, split screen again, Donna and Lizzie appear on the same scene again.

Donna pulled out a large box from under the bed, which was full of rivets, leather jackets, and rock records, while Lizzie pulled out an album from the desk drawer, with a white dress, long hair, and a gentle smile.

Both Jessica and Quigley contributed the best performances of the whole film here.

After discovering that her life had taken a major turn without knowing it, Donna's face was shocked, incredible, and crazy, while Quigley was full of fear, escape and panic.

At this moment, the standard traits belonging to the West and the East clearly dominate them.

The camera returns to Matthew's house.

Donna and Lizzie meet.

The two smart girls didn't fight for jealousy at least. They looked at each other and realized that their experiences were very similar, so they started to work together to find clues.

And finally found an address in a memorial book.

That's where Matthew grew up.

The short film is coming to an end, what did Matthew do when he returned to the original place, he developed this drug and transformed the characters of Donna and Lizzie, what is it? What is the purpose?

The biggest suspense of the whole film is about to be revealed.

Donna drove Lizzie in the car, and they rushed to this mixed gathering place.

When she got out of the car, Donna's expression suddenly changed. After Lizzie found out, she followed her gaze.

Under the sun, Matthew was casual and had a bright smile. He was holding a small and thin black child. On his right hand was a glass cup with impressionist patterns. The child looked at him, his white teeth gleaming.

Not far away, there are white children in the senior community playing American football.

The short film ends here.

There are no film critics or investors who watch the film, they are all pure creators of the film.

Everyone was silent, even Jonson Zhu, the excitement at the beginning subsided after watching the film.

The whole film is 21 minutes. The tricks and techniques in the front are fresh, but they are not shocking, but the appearance of the last scene, Sharon Adams' touch made a scene, the tone, composition, and the little girl actor's naturalness, Daniel Ben The first smile, the half-round sunset, the background of the jagged slums and high-end communities.

This completely condenses the entire short film.

"Perfect work." Ferguson sighed comfortably.

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The people who came out of USC were obviously relaxed a lot. Many of the methods used in the short film were clearly not intended for the audience, too frequent and fast switching, pictures with a large amount of information, and lack of foreshadowing and explanation. These characteristics all indicate that it will not be a A work that is popular with ordinary people, but there is no doubt that the audience that "Silent Love" needs to face is not ordinary people.

Steven Spielbert, George Lucas, Robert Zemeckis, Ron Howard, etc., each of them is a giant in the film industry. They are not ordinary people. Comprehension is also far from ordinary people.

This will suit their appetite, at least, that's what Ferguson told everyone.

Of course, up to now, except for Jessica who is shooting some low-budget movies that may not have the chance to be released, to exercise her acting skills, everyone has been busy with things that are more important to them, of course, with the exception of Qiao Sen.

Quigley also got a new opportunity through Ferguson, playing a grocery store owner in a series on the CBS TV network. She has about two episodes and a salary of $3,000.

As for Daniel, Cusa and Universal are in close contact. Universal cannot sit back and watch Daniel's media effect. The huge investment in "Gladiator" means that the pressure on the box office is also great. Then any factors that can promote the box office will be considered by Universal, and it cannot be questioned.

Facing a giant studio like Universal, Cusa and Daniel are a little weak, and what's more, CAA, who can have some say, is not very active now.

Therefore, Cusa had to find ways to gain conditions and operating space.

Daniel also has to discuss with Cusa at all times, so although he is in a rare free time since he entered the industry, he is as busy as when he was filming~www.novelmt.com~ Langley hopes that you can do something to win over young fans Some effort, you know this young, not referring to fans around 20 years old, but 13 to 17 years old, about this range. "

"If I remember correctly, the MPAA's rating for "Gladiator" should be R, which means that viewers under the age of 17 must be accompanied by parents."

Cusa gave a look that you understand. Universal's meaning is of course very clear. They hope to attract this group of audiences excluded by the rating system through Daniel, and even use them to drive adult parents to watch the movie.

To attract the attention of young people, Daniel is indeed unique, because young people in this age group are very interested in the Internet, and Daniel is famous on the Internet, even more than some successful people. But this cannot be directly converted into box office. If Daniel made a call on his blog, who would believe that many people would heed the call?

It is not without reason that the Internet is regarded as a "place of transformation". Often, they can give you inflated popularity and attention, but they are not willing to spend a penny. At least this is the mainstream view now.

"What do they want me to do?"

"You have to be cooler, young people hate people who are perfect in everything, they are naturally anti-perfect. But at the same time, you can't be offended by parents - because they pay for the movie tickets in the end. Of course, your own image is still the same. It needs to be in line with our plan, you can't be Daniel today and become Lindsay Lohan tomorrow, and that will obviously destroy you as well."

"Well, this is a difficult problem, we have to take a good look at it."