【Entretenimento, cinema, direção, América, gestão, estratégia】 Qin Feng atravessou para um mundo paralelo, tornando-se um diretor de cinema que decidiu desenvolver sua carreira no exterior. Neste mund
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Chapter 1: The Fallen Director, Writing Jurassic Park
America, California, Los Angeles.
“Qin Feng, your sci-fi film ‘The Sunken Village’ failed at the box office because you insisted on doing things your way. The company lost thirty million dollars because of it.”
“I’ve spoken up for you countless times, but… President Xiang is deeply disappointed. We took a chance letting you direct such an important project; now we have to accept the loss.”
“The company has terminated your contract. From now on, you’re on your own in America.”
“Take care of yourself.”
Qin Feng held his phone and listened in silence.
On the other end was the vice president of his former company, Third Line Media.
“I understand,” he replied.
He hung up and gazed out the window, lost in thought.
It had been five years since he crossed over to Blue Star in 2009.
At this time, full-screen smartphones had yet to become popular; Weibo and Bilibili had just launched, and WeChat and TikTok didn’t exist. The biggest difference between this world and Earth was the lack of a vibrant entertainment industry—film genres were monotonous, dominated by art films, dramas, and comedies.
Even the most popular releases were limited to kung fu and action movies, and their box office returns were mediocre at best.
As for sci-fi, fantasy, and disaster blockbusters, they were so rare as to be almost nonexistent—even in Hollywood, only a handful released each year.
In recent years, there was a dire shortage of scripts, and speci