MTL - Heads Up Hollywood-Chapter 841 outsourcing

Head to head Hollywood 841 author Qian Duxue Full text 2267 words

Dunn looked very friendly and said enthusiastically: "If you have this idea, I can help you operate. You know, I am in Hollywood... I have a little ability." Wu Shigen almost jumped up excitedly: "Walker Sir, are you kidding me? Are you willing to accept Korean filmmakers to study in the past?" Dunn shook his head, "It's not me, but Hollywood! To promote the development of the Korean special effects industry, it is still far from the energy of New Universal. Not enough. We must reach an agreement with the Motion Picture Association of America to let several Hollywood film giants participate. Every year... at least a study team of 100 people can be accepted." Wu Shugen's face flushed and his breathing was short of breath, "If it is true If we can do this, our special effects industry can really prosper." Tang En smiled: "Don't be too happy, I can handle it, the key is Hollywood colleagues, they are very resentful about South Korea's film policy. It's big." Wu Shigen's face tightened, a little stiff. He knew that Dunn was a reiteration of the past. The key point is to change the show time of local films from 147 days to 73 days. Before the speech, Dunn had talked to him, and the reason for the adoption was that the new government team would vigorously develop the economy, thus requiring South Korea to implement the TO trade agreement. However, between countries, how can there be any morality to talk about? Face, promise, dignity, reputation are all nonsense! Profit is king. The country kept its promises and gained an international image and political face. As a result, it lost its interests, and it was the people of its own country who suffered. On the contrary, the country is a hooligan in handling some things, but it can benefit the domestic people a lot. In Wu Shigen's view, the requirements of the trade agreement are to strive for more scoundrels, and the longer the delay, the better. It is impossible for the South Korean government to take the initiative to back down and give up its rights and interests. However, Tang En's remarks after the speech made Wu Shigen really excited, and he also had a reason to push the government to implement the free trade agreement. Because of the special effects industry! This is the first national policy of the current Korean cultural industry! If South Korea's special effects industry can develop rapidly with the help of Hollywood, then... the loss of profits from 147 days to 73 days can be ignored. At this moment, Wu Shigen also really paid attention to Dunn's suggestion. Seeing the change in his expression, Tang En continued to add fuel to the fire and said with a smile: "Not only that, but I came to Korea for inspection these days, and the overall impression is very good. Especially the attention and determination of the Korean government to the special effects industry. I think it can promote Korea. The comprehensive cooperation between the special effects industry park and Hollywood." "Comprehensive cooperation?" Wu Shigen took out a small notebook from his pocket again, intending to record it, as if he was listening carefully to the teaching. Tang En shook his head ironically and said, "The current special effects industry market is very distorted. In order to promote their own special effects industries, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France and other places have adopted tax subsidy policies, which greatly reduced Hollywood special effects. The profit margin of the company." "It's ridiculous that the labor costs in those countries are not lower than the United States at all! Even because of the high consumption of software and hardware, their costs are higher than the special effects companies in the United States. Without tax breaks and government subsidies, they I can't survive at all. In comparison, the special effects industry in South Korea is much better." "In terms of market conditions and profit needs, only the special effects industry in South Korea can become a long-term assistant to Hollywood. The cost of special effects is too high, as long as the special effects industry in South Korea develops smoothly, it can become the largest outsourcer in Hollywood!" Due to the advancement of technology, the threshold for the current special effects industry is very low. The main technical issues have been standardized processes, the basic design software has been developed, special effects are no longer works of art, but outright commoditized services. Now, 60% of the orders for Hollywood blockbusters in the United States are operated by Industrial Light and Magic. However, Industrial Light & Magic has less than 2,000 employees! How is it possible to process all the full orders? Simple, outsource! ILM will only process high-end special effects with a score of 90 or more, and the remaining 90% of the special effects production will be outsourced! In the early years, it was outsourced to a local special effects company in the United States. In recent years, it has been outsourced to special effects companies such as the United Kingdom, Canada, and France. In the future... South Korea, which is cheaper and cheaper, will become the largest outsourcer. So what if the visuals aren't as good as what ILM produced? Can the audience see it? Hollywood is producer-centric, not director-centric. Of course the director wanted to make every detail perfect. The producer is different, almost got it! Making the most money with the least investment is the key point of the producer-centered system~www.novelbuddy.com~ If all the special effects are produced by ILM... Hey, the production cost of the movie will at least double! Even Cameron has to back down. He painstakingly created "Avatar", in the CG special effects production, the high-end part is produced by Weta Digital, and most of the rest are outsourced by more than 20 special effects companies around the world. Finally assembled together. In many cases, art films and commercial films are fundamentally different. The former is a work. The latter is the product. The level of special effects in South Korea is definitely not as good as Hollywood. However, some simple special effects are absolutely no problem. The whole film of "Avatar" is a special effect shot. Who can tell which shot is made by Koreans and which shot is made by Americans? In the future, South Korea will become the largest outsourcing market for special effects in Hollywood films. Wu Shigen had no foresight, and of course he couldn't see Tang En's true thoughts, and his tears were about to fall. Benefactor! "If that's the case, Korean movies... can really be exported to the world. Even if it's just the export of film technology, it's the glory of Korea!" Wu Shugen looked grateful. Dunn said with a smile: "This is just my personal opinion, although I still have a certain right to speak in Hollywood. However, those old guys are not as easy to talk as I am. If I want to get the approval of the American Film Institute, the Korean side also has a lot to say. You have to show sincerity." Wu Shigen immediately turned serious and said from the bottom of his heart: "No problem! The trade agreement... After I go back, I will immediately organize relevant officials, scholars and filmmakers to conduct research, and strive to get it as soon as possible. Come up with a plan!" When it comes to the development of the special effects industry, Wu Shigen is more anxious than anyone else. Dunn smiled slightly. Thinking of the slightly chaotic situation in Hollywood right now, I feel a little more confident. Please remember this book's first domain name: . 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