Chapter 47 Zhang Liangying-"China Entertainment 2008: Starting from a happy breakup"

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The half-minute long "la" humming in the prelude of "Painting Heart" is not a meaningless improvisation.

It's like a mage chanting before casting a spell.

Casting without chanting certainly saves time.

You can chant it before casting the spell, which makes it more powerful and immersive.

The same goes for the humming part.

The movie "Painted Skin" already has a strong sense of mystery, and so does the theme song.

Wei Mu closed his eyes and sang a cappella softly: "La la la la la la..."

There are no musical instruments, just pure voice flowing in the air.

At first it was like the sigh of the fox demon Xiao Wei hidden in the night, with a bit of confusion and mistiness.

Entering the third row of lyrics, a bit more stubbornness is added, like questioning the human heart, and finally it enters into despair, just like the theme of the movie interpretation of "human monsters have different paths..."

Chen Jiashang's originally slightly frowned brows gradually relaxed, and he forgot to tap his fingers on the table.

It wasn't until the a cappella song ended and the air was quiet for two seconds that he suddenly clapped his hands: "This is it!!"

The previous doubts disappeared and were replaced by excitement.

“I think it would be better to put these sentences at the beginning!!”

"The beginning of the movie?"

Co-director Gao Linbao, who was following him, reacted immediately.

"Yes!!"

Wei Mu was stunned when he heard this, and I sang aloud. Why did I talk about changing the movie?

He has seen the original version of "Painted Skin". "Sound pre-production" was indeed used at the beginning of the film. The technical term is "auditory first design".

It’s just that the original version is pure music.

According to Chen Jiashang, he wanted to put humming at the beginning.

He was fine with that.

A slight change to the music would not have a major impact on the film itself.

The success of "Painted Skin" relies on excellent acting skills and a twists and turns of the storyline. Everything else is the icing on the cake, including the music.

As I said before, the two heroines kept fighting each other from the time the movie started until the movie was released.

During the filming, the two heroines also competed with each other.

At the beginning, Zhou Xun, who had not yet become Da Ru, relied on his talent to overpower Zhao Wei. Later, Zhao Wei relied on his fierceness and gradually overtook him. The two of them contributed good acting skills in the movie.

On the other hand, Chen Kun... is pretty good, his character is not flattering in the first place.

Just like Hu Ge's performance in "The Myth", not only was Zhao Gao criticized for his acting skills, but he was also chased and scolded.

In fact, Lao Hu himself wanted to scold him because the character was really too bad.

Song Ke, who was sitting in the distance and observing the situation, nodded with satisfaction.

Wei Mu's performance once again exceeded his expectations.

His creative ability is too strong, and he is still a newcomer with endless potential.

To be honest, Song Ke just wanted to try his luck at first. If it didn't work, it wouldn't work. Anyway, he wouldn't lose anything.

I didn't expect that he could perform so well when faced with this kind of proposition composition.

Chen Jiashang and Gao Linbao had a heated discussion and finally did not forget Wei Mu.

"When you finish writing the lyrics, I will notify Ikuro Fujiwara and ask him to come to the capital, and we will finish recording "Painting Heart" in the capital."

"Okay. I'll arrange the venue and equipment."

"Thank you, Boss Song."

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