Chapter 353 We Must Also Work Hard

Interns?

Upon hearing Chen Mo's decision, Tang Qiu hurriedly spoke up.

"Mr. Chen, this isn't ideal. My reputation is already poor, and if we only hire interns, I'm afraid the law firm will struggle to get any business in the beginning."

"Why be so fixated on initial business? Do you know what is most important for a company?"

Chen Mo looked at Tang Qiu with a profound expression.

"Is it talent?"

Tang Qiu said subconsciously.

"No, talent is certainly important, but the most important thing is the foundation."

"It's like constructing a building; only with a solid foundation can the building itself be sturdy."

"A company is the same; it also needs to lay a foundation. And what is a company's foundation? It's those interns. They haven't been tempered by society yet, and while they lack professional experience, they have one advantage: high plasticity."

"I can mold them into whatever shape I want. Mature lawyers are different; they have already been tempered by society, and everything about them is set in stone, making them difficult to change."

"Furthermore, employees you cultivate yourself will have a stronger sense of belonging to the company. Those parachuted lawyers, I'm afraid, would find it hard to develop such a feeling."

"After comparing from various aspects, finding an intern lawyer is better than a mature lawyer."

This…

Tang Qiu fell into silence; she actually felt that what Mr. Chen said made some sense.

"Alright, Mr. Chen, I will do my best to handle it."

Tang Qiu nodded. Since Mr. Chen had already put it this way, what else could she argue? She would just have to follow instructions.

"Right, Mr. Chen, what is the name of this law firm?"

To establish a law firm, she would certainly need to handle some paperwork, all of which required a name for the firm.

A name?

Chen Mo pondered for a moment, then a flash of inspiration hit him, and he said with a smile.

"Let's call it Hundred Books Law Firm. 'Hundred' as in the number one hundred, and 'Books' as in the books you read."

"Hundred Books Law Firm."

Tang Qiu murmured softly.

Hundred Books!

It sounds scholarly; it's indeed a good name for a law firm.

"I understand, Mr. Chen. I will get the law firm set up as soon as possible."

After confirming the name of the law firm, Tang Qiu left the office directly.

Watching Tang Qiu leave.

Chen Mo leaned back comfortably in his chair. He had solved the problem of Tang Qiu frequently coming to annoy him, and he had also established a business that was bound to lose money.

This undoubtedly increased the success rate of his settlement.

Thinking of this, Chen Mo smiled faintly. As things stood, the situation was looking great!

The Dragon Boat Festival was in two days, with a three-day statutory holiday.

He would definitely go home, and then make a trip to the capital. The film crew had been filming for nearly three months, and Luo Xiao had called yesterday to say that they would enter the finishing stages around the end of June.

He would take the opportunity to visit, organize a team-building event for the crew, and incidentally burn through some System Funds.

Also, ten branches of Nanhe Coffee had already opened in the capital, with another five currently under renovation.

When he went over, he would also inspect the situation of Nanhe Coffee in the capital.

After confirming his upcoming itinerary, Chen Mo looked up at the gifts Wang Yang had sent over not long ago. He thought about it; he couldn't use them, but others could.

He would just take them all home when he went back.

Even if his parents didn't use them, gifting them to others would be quite prestigious.

…

The capital, Film City.

"Cut, that's a wrap."

Luo Xiao looked at the recorded footage and nodded with satisfaction.

"Brother Xiao, how was it?"

Wang Bin trotted over and took a look at the footage that had just been shot.

"Perfect. You kid are improving very fast."

Luo Xiao patted Wang Bin on the shoulder and sighed with emotion.

Nearly three months of filming had passed. Apart from the very beginning, when everyone was a rookie and many issues arose, things had become much smoother afterward.

Now, it was rare for a single shot to require many retakes.

And Wang Bin was the one who had improved the fastest; even those students with formal training were slightly inferior.

Sometimes, talent is something that hard work alone cannot compensate for.

"Brother Xiao, I feel like there are still some flaws in my eyes. According to this scene, I should be in a state of extreme anger, but my eyes lacked some of that rage!"

Wang Bin rubbed his chin and carefully watched the footage twice.

"The eyes?"

Luo Xiao adjusted to the shot Wang Bin mentioned and watched it carefully. Overall, there was no problem.

The anger that needed to be expressed was expressed.

If the audience watched it, very few would notice these details.

But if one strove for perfection, the level of anger in the eyes did indeed need to be intensified.

"This shot won't affect the final film. Are you sure you want to reshoot it?"

Luo Xiao turned to look at Wang Bin.

Wang Bin nodded: "Although it won't affect the audience's perception, I want to achieve perfection."

"Then let's reshoot it."

Luo Xiao nodded as well, then looked at the crew working in front.

"Everyone get ready, we're reshooting the previous shot."

Upon hearing this, all the crew members hurriedly got busy.

Wang Bin also adjusted his state and quickly returned to the set.

They began to reshoot.

In the distance, Su Tang and Jiang Xue sat side by side, their eyes fixed on the filming location.

"This Wang Bin is really hard-working!"

Jiang Xue said with emotion.

Su Tang nodded in agreement.

"That's probably why he's improving so fast."

They had been filming with the crew for nearly three months.

From frequently making mistakes at the beginning to now being able to identify his own flaws in filming, it could be said that Wang Bin had made very rapid progress.

Even they, who had undergone systematic training in school, couldn't compare.

"So, we have to work hard too. If we get surpassed in acting skills by someone who started as an extra, wouldn't that be embarrassing?"

"Yeah, we have to work hard too."

The two nodded at the same time.

They had signed a contract with Lanpian Film and Television last month and were now actors for the company.

And Wang Bin was also an actor for Lanpian Film and Television.

As actors from the same company, they needed to work even harder; at the very least, they couldn't be worse than Wang Bin in terms of acting!

Time passed.

Director Luo's voice shouting "Cut" came again.

Wang Bin ran over to the camera to check again. This time, it seemed there were no issues, and they didn't need to reshoot.

"Alright, that's it for today's filming. Everyone pack up the equipment and go back to rest."

Luo Xiao shouted loudly with a megaphone.

"Brother Xiao, tomorrow is the Dragon Boat Festival. Are we giving the crew a holiday?"

Wang Bin looked up at the staff members who were beginning to pack up the equipment in the distance.

"No rest. Once filming is finished, they will have plenty of time to rest."

Luo Xiao said without hesitation.

The filming was currently in the finishing stages, and he needed to finish shooting the movie completely by the end of June.

After filming, there would be post-production editing.

The editing phase was very important, as many of the monsters were created through editing.

The process from editing to the final film would take about a month.

Once the final film was ready, it still needed to pass censorship before it could finally be released in cinemas.

The time required for this series of operations meant the movie would likely be released in cinemas around mid-August.