2199 Twins
“In terms of remuneration, I’ll only ask for one-tenth.”
“Sister-in-law, if you do this, it won’t be easy to ask for remuneration in the future.”
“What else can I do? Do you think I should ask for the entirety of the production team’s budget, then?”
Seeing that she had made up her mind, Lu Mingjue could only sigh and say, “Alright, I’ll let it be since you’re my sister-in-law.”
“Okay, I’ll work hard to earn money in the future.” Qiao Weiyang knew that she still had a team to support, and her studio needed money to operate.
However, if she acted in Cheng Yijia’s movie, she would definitely stand to gain more.
…
Those two unknown actors had indeed taken Tian Guang’s money, which was why they wanted to quit.
Even the penalty for breach of contract was paid for by Tian Guang.
Their resignation did not hurt Cheng Yijia much.
However, it would hurt her reputation.
After the two of them resigned, they posted the same thing on Weibo. [I’ve already resigned from my role in Yijia’s movie, Sunset in the Sky. Carry out your work in peace and be honest.]
These two ordinary sentences were full of hidden meanings.
At this time, Cheng Yijia was already at the forefront of the storm. There were too many things that could be interpreted with these two sentences.
For the first time in their lives, the two of them became a trending topic with more than 10,000 comments.
[It seems that there’s indeed a huge problem with Sunset in the Sky. Otherwise, it would be impossible for the two of them to quit at the same time.]
[Maybe they don’t want to be involved with a director who scams others and plagiarizes. Otherwise, they’ll bear a lifetime of stigma in the future.]
[What kind of director is Cheng Yijia? Previously, when something happened, she pushed the blame on the hooligans. Now that this happened, who else can she push the blame on?]
[Forget it. There’s really no need to bother ourselves with such a person. Let’s just look forward to Director Tian’s work in peace.]
For a moment, Cheng Yijia’s freshly-earned good reputation was ruined again.
At the same time, Qiao Weiyang logged into Weibo and posted: [Thank you, Director Cheng Yijia, for your invitation to play the female lead. It’s a pleasure to get to work with you.]
Although Qiao Weiyang had just made a comeback and wasn’t particularly famous, she was still much more famous than the two unknown actors who quit.
In addition, she had acted in top-quality works before. It was only right for her to work with Cheng Yijia now.
At this moment, the tables were turned.
[So she chose Qiao Weiyang! Could it be that Qiao Weiyang intercepted and those two people took the initiative to quit?]
[Cheng Yijia sure is something.]
[But isn’t it inappropriate to casually force others to resign?]
[It can be said that Qiao Weiyang has downgraded, right? Her previous work was with Director Cao, but this time, she’s working with Cheng Yijia]
[Qiao Weiyang, what’s the plan?]
At this point, all the topics were directed at Qiao Weiyang. Everyone gradually forgot that the trending topic was about the two actors resigning. Everyone was discussing Qiao Weiyang’s profession and acting skills.
No one cared about Cheng Yijia’s reputation anymore.
Tian Guang spent money for nothing again. He looked at the comments on Weibo with a dark expression.
…
White Fox had also entered the later stages.
Director Cao and the entire production team had decided that it would be released in August. They would choose to release it during the Qixi Festival, which was also during summer vacation. It was the time when there would be a lot of traffic.
Qiao Weiyang took time out to do the dubbing.
When they were filming back then, they used the original sound, but there was a lot of interference at the event location. Now that the footage was roughly out, the audio needed to be reproduced.
The dubbing director had already arrived at the event location.
Qiao Jierou was the first to arrive. Under the guidance of the dubbing director, she began to work.
“Jierou, your voice is good. You just need to express more feelings.” The dubbing director was very satisfied with Qiao Jierou’s voice.
Qiao Jierou was also very cooperative. “Is this okay?”
“No problem. With your progress, you’ll be done in three days at most.”
Qiao Jierou glanced at Lin Heng, who was standing beside her, and said with a smile, “Brother Heng, I’ll have to trouble you to accompany me for a few days. I’ll finish recording as soon as possible.”
“It’s okay. I also want to see what the dubbing environment is like.”
“Jierou, go ahead. I’ll go see if Weiyang is coming over.” The dubbing director stood up.
Hearing that Qiao Weiyang was coming over, Qiao Jierou immediately looked outside. Lin Heng could not help but look in that direction.
Qiao Weiyang happened to walk in.
She had tied her soft long hair into a bun and was wearing loose-fitting pants as well as a short-sleeved T-shirt. The cotton clothes looked very comfortable.
Her slender arms were revealed, making her look even fairer and slender.
She looked the brightest in her most casual attire.
Lin Heng held his breath and watched her walk over. He felt that the air at the tip of his nose was getting thinner and thinner.
When Qiao Jierou saw him like this, she couldn’t help but tug at his sleeve. “Brother Heng!”
Lin Heng came back to his senses. “What’s wrong?”
“Continue accompanying me while I record.”
Lin Heng could only retract his gaze and look at Qiao Jierou. Seeing that she was a little aggrieved, he hurriedly stopped looking in Qiao Weiyang’s direction.
The dubbing director handed the script to Qiao Weiyang. “Weiyang, we want your voice to be more enchanting and charming, but not cloying. Can you give it a try first?”
“Okay.”
“Let’s try it first. If you don’t understand something, we’ll stop and discuss it.”
“No problem.” Qiao Weiyang put on her earphones and looked at the scene on the screen. She began to match the lines. “Young Master, I sprained my ankle. Can’t you help me take a look?”
When the dubbing director heard Qiao Weiyang’s voice through the surveillance cameras, his face lit up and he made an ‘OK’ gesture.
This was the feeling he wanted. Previously, he had found a special voice actor to simulate it several times.
Initially, he saw that Qiao Weiyang’s temperament was a little upright and was afraid that she would not be able to produce such a voice. He even secretly contacted her and asked her to free up her schedule in case of emergencies.
But looking at the current situation, Qiao Weiyang did not need it.
Not only that, but as soon as Qiao Weiyang got into the mood, she completely forgot about herself. There was no problem with her emotional transformation. She managed to dub for the different scenes with ease.
Unknowingly, the dubbing director had been listening to her for half an hour.
Qiao Jierou was working on the other side. Seeing that Qiao Weiyang hadn’t stopped recording at all, she couldn’t help but put down her headset and walk over.
“Sister, aren’t you going to rest for a while?” Qiao Jierou asked with a smile.
The dubbing director looked at the time and said, “It’s been almost 40 minutes. Weiyang, rest for a while. It’s more important to protect your throat.”
He originally liked Qiao Jierou’s voice and felt that she was quite talented. Now that Qiao Weiyang was in front of him, he felt that Qiao Jierou was just average.
“Director, I have something to ask you,” Qiao Jierou said.
2199 Twins
“In terms of remuneration, I’ll only ask for one-tenth.”
“Sister-in-law, if you do this, it won’t be easy to ask for remuneration in the future.”
“What else can I do? Do you think I should ask for the entirety of the production team’s budget, then?”
Seeing that she had made up her mind, Lu Mingjue could only sigh and say, “Alright, I’ll let it be since you’re my sister-in-law.”
“Okay, I’ll work hard to earn money in the future.” Qiao Weiyang knew that she still had a team to support, and her studio needed money to operate.
However, if she acted in Cheng Yijia’s movie, she would definitely stand to gain more.
…
Those two unknown actors had indeed taken Tian Guang’s money, which was why they wanted to quit.
Even the penalty for breach of contract was paid for by Tian Guang.
Their resignation did not hurt Cheng Yijia much.
However, it would hurt her reputation.
After the two of them resigned, they posted the same thing on Weibo. [I’ve already resigned from my role in Yijia’s movie, Sunset in the Sky. Carry out your work in peace and be honest.]
These two ordinary sentences were full of hidden meanings.
At this time, Cheng Yijia was already at the forefront of the storm. There were too many things that could be interpreted with these two sentences.
For the first time in their lives, the two of them became a trending topic with more than 10,000 comments.
[It seems that there’s indeed a huge problem with Sunset in the Sky. Otherwise, it would be impossible for the two of them to quit at the same time.]
[Maybe they don’t want to be involved with a director who scams others and plagiarizes. Otherwise, they’ll bear a lifetime of stigma in the future.]
[What kind of director is Cheng Yijia? Previously, when something happened, she pushed the blame on the hooligans. Now that this happened, who else can she push the blame on?]
[Forget it. There’s really no need to bother ourselves with such a person. Let’s just look forward to Director Tian’s work in peace.]
For a moment, Cheng Yijia’s freshly-earned good reputation was ruined again.
At the same time, Qiao Weiyang logged into Weibo and posted: [Thank you, Director Cheng Yijia, for your invitation to play the female lead. It’s a pleasure to get to work with you.]
Although Qiao Weiyang had just made a comeback and wasn’t particularly famous, she was still much more famous than the two unknown actors who quit.
In addition, she had acted in top-quality works before. It was only right for her to work with Cheng Yijia now.
At this moment, the tables were turned.
[So she chose Qiao Weiyang! Could it be that Qiao Weiyang intercepted and those two people took the initiative to quit?]
[Cheng Yijia sure is something.]
[But isn’t it inappropriate to casually force others to resign?]
[It can be said that Qiao Weiyang has downgraded, right? Her previous work was with Director Cao, but this time, she’s working with Cheng Yijia]
[Qiao Weiyang, what’s the plan?]
At this point, all the topics were directed at Qiao Weiyang. Everyone gradually forgot that the trending topic was about the two actors resigning. Everyone was discussing Qiao Weiyang’s profession and acting skills.
No one cared about Cheng Yijia’s reputation anymore.
Tian Guang spent money for nothing again. He looked at the comments on Weibo with a dark expression.
…
White Fox had also entered the later stages.
Director Cao and the entire production team had decided that it would be released in August. They would choose to release it during the Qixi Festival, which was also during summer vacation. It was the time when there would be a lot of traffic.
Qiao Weiyang took time out to do the dubbing.
When they were filming back then, they used the original sound, but there was a lot of interference at the event location. Now that the footage was roughly out, the audio needed to be reproduced.
The dubbing director had already arrived at the event location.
Qiao Jierou was the first to arrive. Under the guidance of the dubbing director, she began to work.
“Jierou, your voice is good. You just need to express more feelings.” The dubbing director was very satisfied with Qiao Jierou’s voice.
Qiao Jierou was also very cooperative. “Is this okay?”
“No problem. With your progress, you’ll be done in three days at most.”
Qiao Jierou glanced at Lin Heng, who was standing beside her, and said with a smile, “Brother Heng, I’ll have to trouble you to accompany me for a few days. I’ll finish recording as soon as possible.”
“It’s okay. I also want to see what the dubbing environment is like.”
“Jierou, go ahead. I’ll go see if Weiyang is coming over.” The dubbing director stood up.
Hearing that Qiao Weiyang was coming over, Qiao Jierou immediately looked outside. Lin Heng could not help but look in that direction.
Qiao Weiyang happened to walk in.
She had tied her soft long hair into a bun and was wearing loose-fitting pants as well as a short-sleeved T-shirt. The cotton clothes looked very comfortable.
Her slender arms were revealed, making her look even fairer and slender.
She looked the brightest in her most casual attire.
Lin Heng held his breath and watched her walk over. He felt that the air at the tip of his nose was getting thinner and thinner.
When Qiao Jierou saw him like this, she couldn’t help but tug at his sleeve. “Brother Heng!”
Lin Heng came back to his senses. “What’s wrong?”
“Continue accompanying me while I record.”
Lin Heng could only retract his gaze and look at Qiao Jierou. Seeing that she was a little aggrieved, he hurriedly stopped looking in Qiao Weiyang’s direction.
The dubbing director handed the script to Qiao Weiyang. “Weiyang, we want your voice to be more enchanting and charming, but not cloying. Can you give it a try first?”
“Okay.”
“Let’s try it first. If you don’t understand something, we’ll stop and discuss it.”
“No problem.” Qiao Weiyang put on her earphones and looked at the scene on the screen. She began to match the lines. “Young Master, I sprained my ankle. Can’t you help me take a look?”
When the dubbing director heard Qiao Weiyang’s voice through the surveillance cameras, his face lit up and he made an ‘OK’ gesture.
This was the feeling he wanted. Previously, he had found a special voice actor to simulate it several times.
Initially, he saw that Qiao Weiyang’s temperament was a little upright and was afraid that she would not be able to produce such a voice. He even secretly contacted her and asked her to free up her schedule in case of emergencies.
But looking at the current situation, Qiao Weiyang did not need it.
Not only that, but as soon as Qiao Weiyang got into the mood, she completely forgot about herself. There was no problem with her emotional transformation. She managed to dub for the different scenes with ease.
Unknowingly, the dubbing director had been listening to her for half an hour.
Qiao Jierou was working on the other side. Seeing that Qiao Weiyang hadn’t stopped recording at all, she couldn’t help but put down her headset and walk over.
“Sister, aren’t you going to rest for a while?” Qiao Jierou asked with a smile.
The dubbing director looked at the time and said, “It’s been almost 40 minutes. Weiyang, rest for a while. It’s more important to protect your throat.”
He originally liked Qiao Jierou’s voice and felt that she was quite talented. Now that Qiao Weiyang was in front of him, he felt that Qiao Jierou was just average.
“Director, I have something to ask you,” Qiao Jierou said.
