Hogwarts: Becoming a god from reselling fresh food

"But the production of animation..."

Murphy didn't say much, and just threw out a thick notebook, "Here are the outlines of the script, animation, and key frame design drawings..."

The producers flipped through the book that contained most of the creative work for an animation. After a few glances, it felt like ten thousand grass-mud horses were trampling over their heads, and every one of them was buzzing.

There's something wrong with this thing!

The quality of the script, the character design, the composition!

Isn't this Disney? !

There are only a few companies in the world that can produce feature-length animated films. Who doesn’t know one of them?

Could it be that this new boss hired a big shot from Disney?

But what about people? With such a giant leading the team, why should they work hard? Why don't they just follow and shout?

"How many painters are there in our company now?" Murphy asked after several people had turned over the page.

In the 1990s, computer animation technology had not yet become popular, and animation still mainly relied on hand-painting. The number of painters directly determined the production speed of a movie.

"Painters...oh, there are about fifty painters." The former CEO of Pickett Company finally recovered from his confusion, "If you include the subcontracting companies that we often cooperate with, there are about two hundred painters. .”

"Recruit another hundred people, and then only draw key frames. I have to complete the production of all key frames within a month, and also produce music. The deadline is also one month. It must be grand, epic, and have African elements... "

In fact, the entire animation is in Murphy's mind. Through some magic tricks, it is easy to reproduce all the pictures and music in his mind.

But firstly, it took a lot of effort on his part, and secondly, it was difficult to explain.

It's one thing to come up with a set of settings and a script, but it's another thing to make an animated movie directly.

The former is a creative work that can still be completed by one person, but the latter is almost impossible. With current animation technology, an animated film usually requires hundreds of people to work together for one or two years to complete.

He directly produced a finished film, and it was such a highly completed film that the allies would be surprised.

Moreover, The Lion King is too obviously Disney-esque, and if some changes are not made, it will also arouse suspicion on the part of the host.

In addition, he also has the idea of ​​​​incubating the company in his hand, opening up the market with a few high-quality animations he copied, attracting talents, and building a brand. After he has made money here, he can let it grow on its own and continue to do so. Development isn’t it?

…

North Yorkshire.

In an old castle that Muggles cannot see.

The reception room was filled with smoke. There were more than a dozen high-backed chairs placed around a large round table. Two or three wizards were smoking pipes, and several other wizards were spinning the wine glasses in their hands in boredom.

Suddenly, the door was pushed open, and an extremely tall wizard walked into the room. He waved his hand and asked the two wizards who had stood up to sit down again. He also sat down on a high-backed chair.

"Everyone!" Albert Runcorn's expression was extremely serious, "I just came back from Selwyn. Poor old Selwyn had to imprison Rasim. The boy was very much under the influence." The Imperius Curse has completely turned into Murphy’s lackey!”

Hearing this, there was a burst of curses in the room, but someone also asked: "Does anyone know how he did it? None of us here can do such a powerful soul-stealing curse, right?"

"I heard that he got the mysterious man's diary from Lucius. Maybe he learned this dark magic from above."

"Isn't the diary in his hand a forgery?"

"Lucius later admitted to me that he had a real diary that was stolen by Murphy."

"Damn boy!" Someone cursed viciously, "I heard that he is building a wizard security shop and recruiting a lot of mixed-race bastards. What does he want to do?"

"What else can we do? Just do the same thing we did back then."

"Just him?!"

"If he can use that Imperius Curse on everyone, he might not be able to become the next Dark Lord."

Everyone was silent for a while, but Albert snorted and said: "So, we must solve this trouble before he does this!"

"..."

Silence fell again, and suddenly another voice said: "Why do we have to go against him? This kid's ancestors are also one of our purebloods. Maybe we can pull him over?"

"Idiot, do you think when did he take us seriously? If one of the Malfoys and Selwyns disobeys, he either blows up the family or turns his son into a slave. Do you think you can pull him over? Can he be willing to be equal to us?"

While Malfoy is a hypocrite who likes all kinds of fancy art hobbies, Selwyn is a pustule who works with magical animals all day long and smells like shit.

But no matter what, he is still a member of their pure-blood circle, with a long history and ancient inheritance. To be stepped on so easily by others, everyone still feels a little bit sad.

"You're right, we must teach him a lesson before he becomes a bad guy!"

"But how? Even the Aurors can't do anything to him."

Everyone looked at Albert Runcorn again, "Albert, do you have any ideas?"

Albert lit up a pipe and took a puff. "Aurors only do things according to the rules. You can't attack him without evidence. If you get in the way of doing things, there is nothing you can do about him."

"We are not Aurors, so we don't need to convict him." He exhaled a puff of smoke as he spoke, "Didn't Grayberg always want to get closer?"

"Now is his chance. It's time to let his wolf cubs play a role."

…

In May, Pickett Company completed most of the key frames of The Lion King in just one month and basically completed the composition of the entire film, but it still needed some time for recording and editing.

By this time, all that was left was some post-production and publicity, and Murphy's participation was no longer needed. His focus once again shifted to chip-related research.

Not long ago, through "comprehensive recall", he unearthed an assembly language tutorial based on the ARM64-bit architecture deep in his memory, and remembered in detail the introduction to the instruction set related to the ARM64-bit processor architecture.

He provided this part of the content to the nascent ARM company, which is now under the umbrella, and asked them to start designing instruction sets and IP core circuits based on it.

Only after this step is completed can the subsequent real engineering parts of the chip such as processor IC design and masks begin.

In order to kill all high-end chip manufacturers with one blow, the 0.3-micron chip he wants to make must use a new architecture and a new instruction set. After monopolizing the market with a price-performance ratio that transcends the times, he will build his own ecosystem based on standards.

Therefore, an instruction set that is more capable of high-end chip capabilities and has wider adaptability than the current x86 instruction set must be completed.

In the past half month, Murphy has been running back and forth between the chip research group and ARM Company, and has not paid much attention to the trends in the magical world. Therefore, it was not until a few days after the incident that he received the owl sent by Locke. Got the message.

After receiving the news, he immediately came to the Supreme Potion Store in Diagon Alley.

"The clerk was bitten by a werewolf? What happened?"