Hollywood What If Chapter 252

  Reputation was a very important thing. This aspect would determine how people would look at you. How they would respect ynore you.

  Kazir experienced being ignored. Wheried to sell Se7en to many produ panies, almost all of them ignored him. Had it not been for New Line ema's i in his script, he might never have reached his current position.

  'But I 't deny that New Line ema is not a pany you trust. What they did to Peter Ja was nothing to be proud of. They basically cheated the director.'

  It hadn't happened yet, as Lord Of The Rings was still in produ, but Kazir was 100% sure that New Line ema would definitely screw Peter Ja over.

  "Reputation is hard to build, but so easy to destroy. Onake a mistake, it's impossible for people tet it."

  Kazir muttered to himself as he watched the crew prepare the set. The pce had a green background all around.

  Kazir wao use green s teology for some ses. This teology was also called a key positing or a keying.

  A visual effects and post-produ teique for positing (yering) two or more images or video streams together based on color hues (a range). (Google)

  This teique was mostly used for backgrounds. The crew could film the se in real locations, but there were situations where it was difficult to do so. To film in public pces, such as public roads, they had to tact the local municipality and time was their main problem in this regard.

  A green s could solve this problem. Although Kazir intends to use this teology only a few times... He wao practice using Sony-bia's money.

  Kazir's expertise in his past life was more in horror movies, using dark shades and such to scare the audience... His films were never popur. His experieh green s was basically ent.

  So yes, he used this moment to ask freen s studio to expand his knowledge.

  Kazir khat from now on, the future of most blockbusters would rely on heavy green ss.

  Marvel movies.

  DC movies.

  Pirates of the Caribbean.

  'Sony-bia made a huge iment in Spider-Man, spending some of it on a green s is not a crime. Besides, I'm not spending my money anyway. A win for me.'

  He grinned slightly. That was the power of respect. Sony-bia respected him because he could make a lot of money.

  So yes, he was milking the pany to learn green s teology.

  Speaking of respect...

  Kazir gnced around and noticed that Kirsten Dunst seemed unfortable. The actress tried to act as if nothing was wrong, but Kazir could see through her lies.

  The set was full of men. The reason for this was that many women quit their jobs after beied by the producer.

  Three people had the most authority in this project. Kazir Grey, the Marvel representative, and Jezebel Salome.

  Unfortunately, Jezebel loved to demean the women in the crew. One by ohe womehe crew until only a handful remained.

  From the looks of it, Kirsten Dunst seemed to be suffering from the producer as well.

  Kazir thought about firing the producer, but he knew he could not do it without a real reason.

  Jezebel ut in the position by Sony-bia to trol Kazir in case the director ran amok.

  'I 't say that she is affeg the produ because there is no substantial effect. Produ is going as smoothly as possible.'

  Kazir admitted that Jezebel had bad blood with the women, but overall her work ethic was good. The produ was on the right track because of her.

  The producer was responsible for keeping, anizing and managing the crew. So far, Jezebel was doing the right thing with no fw.

  'Jezebel works for Sony-bia, so even though I'm the director, they 't put all the faith i least Jezebel has respee. Whenever I have spoken my mind, she has agreed with most of it.'

  He could say that his authority over the crew was amazing, even though almost 2/3 of that cre with him for the first time.

  Kazir decided to approach Kirsten Dunst, wanting the actress to be calm so she wouldn't interfere with the shooting schedule.

  But before he could talk to the woman, an old actress forted Kirsten Dunst.

  The old actress was Rosemary Harris, the movie's Aunt May. Peter Parker's Aunt May.

  Rosemary Harris had been in the business sihe 50's. They hired her because her sary was within their budget.

  Rosemary was talking to Kirsten and the young actress smiled slightly.

  Kazir came closer and overheard their versation.

  "I 't believe she called me fat and ugly. I didoday because I don't want to look fat on camera."

  "She really said that word for word?" Rosemary asked.

  Even Kazir was surprised. He hadn't expected Jezebel to say that directly.

  "No, she just said that I have to be thin and pretty because Mary Jane is the queen of the campus. She told me that three times on different occasions because she wahis project to be perfect. Sihen, I 't help but be aware of my body. This is my biggest role and I don't want to make any mistakes. You know how hard it is for a woman to get a big role. It's not easy to pete for this role, and I don't want to be repced."

  The woman touched her ft stomach. She might be hungry.

  "Oh, honey, you don't have to think about it seriously. You are pretty and young."

  The standards of beauty for women were eous and sometimes fucked up. Women had to shave their legs, go oo maintain their figure, and use makeup to disguise themselves. To be ho, men were also responsible for this problem.