The Martial Artist Turned Movie Mogul
Chapter 317 - 316. "Invest in Corridor Pavilion

Chapter 317: 316. "Invest in Corridor Pavilion

The other party didn’t make any promises too firmly but also didn’t make things difficult for her, directly sending the original text of "Corridor Pavilion" and requesting her to produce a scene setup before filming started.

This was tantamount to a pre-employment interview.

The situation was surprisingly smooth, leaving Sister Luo, who had always thought several rounds of interviews would be necessary, somewhat flustered.

"Perhaps it is out of respect for Director Xie’s face that he thinks you are capable enough for the position, so he skipped the resume introduction and other processes."

In the office of Starshine Media, Luo Lin analyzed thus.

Tang Shu unexpectedly raised her eyebrows, reassessing Xie Yunfeng’s status in the entertainment industry.

She hadn’t even received her university diploma yet, nor was she a history major, so securing a position as a props director on a serious drama production team could be said to be quite challenging.

The reason she could have her say in the "Heroes in Troubled Times" crew was due to an incident where she couldn’t stand by and pointed out a mistake.

But...

Looking at the current situation, as long as she submitted a detailed scene setup, Director Li would be able to see her abilities.

"Do these directors have connections with each other?"

It must be said, going through internal channels really is—extremely thrilling.

It’s no wonder people nowadays spare no effort to host parties and such to build their network.

Sister Luo nodded, "The circle is just that big. People socialize with those of similar stripes, and having more friends certainly makes things easier—this saying isn’t just for fun."

"Successful or not, we should thank Director Xie for making the connection."

Sister Luo concluded with finality. Before Tang Shu could react, she excitedly began to contact Xie Yunfeng.

Tang Shu looked at the original text of "Corridor Pavilion" on WeChat and turned towards the printer.

***

At this moment.

Inside a lavishly decorated private dining room of a restaurant in the capital, the Jing and Xie families met for a rare family dinner.

Madam Xie Wuxia and the chatterbox Xie Yunzhen got together, leaving hardly anything for anyone else to do, chattering nonstop from the weather to which dish on the table was the toughest—there wasn’t a moment of silence.

Xie Yunfeng sat beside Jing Yu, and when others weren’t paying attention, he nudged his cup filled with white wine.

"Are you really going to invest in ’Corridor Pavilion’?"

"Yes, I’ve also seen Director Li’s works—they can indeed guarantee quality."

"But the drama’s total investment is estimated to be at least one hundred and fifty million. Although some investors have been contacted, there’s still a gap of nearly one hundred million."

Just how wealthy is Cloudscape Group to be able to spare such a large amount of liquid assets?

"Li Li does guarantee quality with his productions, but that doesn’t mean there are no risks at all. The waters in the entertainment industry run deep."

Xie Yunfeng again earnestly advised, regretting having mentioned the topic in the first place.

Just ten minutes ago, he had received a call from Director Li inquiring whether Tang Shu was reliable.

At the time, he was standing by the restroom speaking righteously, praising how impressive the young girl was, and it so happened that his cousin, who was also going to the restroom, heard him, leading to this investment in film and television.

Xie Yunfeng was now feeling exasperated. While Cloudscape Group did have a small entertainment company, which managed to produce "Journey Together," a wildly popular variety show on the web.

But there’s a significant difference between investing in variety shows and TV dramas—if there’s a loss, it would be a substantial expense.

Jing Yu was unmoved, glancing at him.