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Wang Yue: (Thinking) You are right, Director Su Chen. But I always worry that if I don’t try my best, I will disappoint everyone’s expectations.

Su Chen: (speaking encouragingly) Everyone has their own pace and way of growth. You are a young and outstanding actor, and you still have a lot of time to improve yourself. The important thing is to enjoy the process of acting, learn to grow in it, and not let anxiety overwhelm you.

Wang Yue: (Nodding gratefully) Thank you, Director Su Chen. I am very encouraged by your words.

Su Chen: You’re welcome. Let’s practice this scene again. Don’t be nervous about perfection. Use your emotions to express the character’s inner thoughts.

They restarted the filming, and this time Wang Yue seemed to free herself and her performance was full of emotion. Su Chen's patient guidance and encouragement made her performance even better.

Su Chen recently received a film script from a new screenwriter, titled "The Fleeting Years". He sat in his luxurious villa, carefully flipping through the pages of the script. His thoughts were interrupted by the ringing of his cell phone. It was his producer, Wang Feng.

Wang Feng: (On the phone) Su Chen, have you received the script?

Su Chen: (smiles) Yes, I'm watching it, Wang Feng. This screenwriter seems to have some very interesting ideas.

Wang Feng: (Excitedly) Yes, Su Chen, I think this script is one of our most promising projects this year. It has an irresistible emotional power, and I believe you can perform it very well.

Su Chen: (Thinking for a moment) I agree that this story has potential. But I also feel that some revisions are needed to make the characters deeper and the plot more engaging. I would like to meet with the screenwriter in person to discuss it.

Wang Feng: (speaking in agreement) Good idea, Su Chen. I will arrange a meeting with the screenwriter. I believe you can create a thrilling film together.

Over the next few days, Su Chen met with the screenwriter, a young woman named Lin Jia, a talented screenwriter who was passionate about her work.

Su Chen: (sitting in a cafe, speaking seriously) Lin Jia, your script “The Fleeting Years” has great potential, but I think some of the plots and characters could be revised in depth to make the story more engaging.

Lin Jia: (speaking excitedly) Mr. Su Chen, I am very willing to listen to your suggestions. Please tell me, what do you think?

Su Chen: (begins to talk in detail) First of all, I think the protagonist's inner conflict needs to be more profound, and his growth process should be more moving. And the role of the heroine can also be more challenging, she can be a charming character that can resonate with the audience.

Lin Jia: (recording carefully) I understand, Mr. Su Chen. I will revise the script immediately to make it more in line with your requirements.

Su Chen's communication with screenwriter Lin Jia gradually deepened, and they discussed the character's psychology, emotions, and development together.

Su Chen: (sitting next to the script, speaking with concern) Lin Jia, this character's inner conflict could be more complicated. He needs to experience more challenges and growth in order for the audience to truly empathize with him.

Lin Jia: (Thinking seriously) You are right, Mr. Su Chen. I am considering letting him face more difficulties and making his growth more dramatic.

Su Chen: (Nods) In addition, the development of the heroine is also very important. I think she can play a more active role in the story and become an important driving force in the protagonist's growth process.

Lin Jia: (speaking excitedly) Yes, Mr. Su Chen, I am conceiving a more independent and determined heroine who will go through a challenging journey with the protagonist.

As their conversations continued, the script evolved and became more engaging. Su Chen and Lin Jia's collaboration became increasingly tacit, and they both worked hard for the refinement and emotional depth of their creations.

During the filming of the movie, Su Chen was not only the director, but also personally immersed in the role, interpreting the character's inner drama vividly. Lin Jia's changes made the characters more three-dimensional, and the audience felt distressed for their fate and rejoiced for their growth in front of the screen.

As the filming of "The Fleeting Years" progressed, Su Chen and screenwriter Lin Jia's cooperation became closer. They began to conduct in-depth discussions on every shot and every plot, pursuing a higher artistic realm.

Su Chen: (Standing on the set, examining the scenery) Lin Jia, in this scene, I hope to show the protagonist's inner struggle more strongly. He experiences a huge emotional conflict here, and this moment will be the climax of the entire film.

Lin Jia: (Thinking seriously) Yes, Mr. Su Chen, I understand what you mean. I will revise the lines to make his emotions more real and moving.

They constantly adjusted and refined every shot on the set. Lin Jia's script revisions were almost instant, and she became very good at capturing the actors' emotions and performances.

On an important filming day, Su Chen and Lin Jia discussed a key plot again.

Su Chen: (Standing in front of the camera, observing the actors' performance) Lin Jia, I think the protagonist's emotions need to be more profound in this scene. He has to go through a life-and-death test here, and this is the most critical moment in his growth.

Lin Jia: (Listening carefully) I will adjust the script to make this scene more tense and to better reflect the protagonist’s tenacity and determination.

This discussion brought the script and the performance together more closely, making each character's inner world more realistic.

The production of the movie "The Fleeting Years" is progressing smoothly, but Su Chen and screenwriter Lin Jia found that there was an important role that they had not found a suitable actor for during the casting process. This role is an important villain who plays a key role in the development of the protagonist.

Su Chen: (sitting in the office, speaking distressedly) Lin Jia, we have met many actors, but we seem to have not found the right person to play this villain. He needs to be threatening enough and have profound acting skills.

Lin Jia: (Thinking for a moment) Yes, this role is crucial. If the wrong actor is chosen, the rhythm and emotion of the whole movie will be affected.

They began to look for possible actors in the entertainment industry, but they never found the right person. One day, Su Chen received a call from an old friend, a senior actor, Chen Rui.

Chen Rui: (speaking excitedly) Su Chen, I heard you are making a new movie and I really want to be in it. Is there a role suitable for me?

Su Chen: (Thinking for a moment) Chen Rui, this role is very special. It is a complex villain, which requires the actor to have strong acting skills and a sense of threat. Do you think you are suitable for it?