Chapter 422
“No!” Before Valerie could respond, a stern voice came from behind. Both of them turned to see Shawn, and they <b>immediately </b>stood up.
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was even more anxious and uneasy. “Mr. Redfield”
Shawn looked displeased. “Valerie is right. ‘Once Upon A Time” is a business secret. Even if you could extract some information, we couldn’t produce an identical piece. Copying would not benefit Redfield Pictures’s development.”
Stan’s face turned red from embarrassment. Valerie nodded. “That’s true. Even with so <b>many </b>screenwriters <b>in </b>the industry, creating a unique <b>IP </b>takes <b>time </b>and can’t be achieved through shortcuts.
Stan felt utterly humiliated and silemly cursed his bad luck for being caught by Shawn in the <b>act</b>.
Shawn said seriously. “Mr. Fisher, you <b>may </b>go back to your work now!
Stan’s face flushed. He quickly left the office. Shawn looked at Valerie and said. “Rest assured. Ourpany does not engage in such practices. Even if our scale is smaller, we will take one step at a time and work steadily.
Valerie was reassured because Redfield Pictures wouldn’t stray from the right path with Max at the helm. Otherwise, it wouldn’t have made it to today.
<b>Valerie </b>nodded repeatedly, and Shawn then left,
Finally, Valerie <b>had </b>some free time. After finishing the dubbing work for Redfield Pictures, she began studying the script in her spare time. However, there were some parts of the script that she didn’t <b>quite </b>understand.
The screenwriter could write, but Valerie was unsure about some cultural and historical contexts, especially historical objects
She marked all the unclear parts in the script and tried to look them up online. But without physical references, it was difficult to rely solely on imagination. Valerie found it quite challenging
While Valerie was figuring it out. Shawn walked over after having <b>a </b>meeting. He saw the notes in her notebook. He smiled. “You <b>don’t </b>understand these parts
Snapping out of her thoughts, Valerie looked up and saw <b>it </b>was Shawn. Embarrassed, she spread out her notebook. “Yeah, I don’t quite get the story’s background. I can’t imagine the sense of awe from the first encounter
Shawn remarked<b>, </b>“That’s not hard <b>at </b>all
Shawn’s words surprised Valerie. She eximed, “Not hard
She thought, How could it be easy?‘Belonging to N?velDrama.Org.
The script contained many such descriptions of historical objects, but she didn’t quite grasp them. Her family background and environment growing up didn’t allow her to delve deeply into these areas,
<b>Shawn </b>raised an eyebrow, I don’t have many <b>collections</b>, but if you’re interested, I can take you to an antique shop to try your luck. They have various artifacts you can experience. Experiencing it in person can give <b>you </b>a <b>real </b>sense of it”
Valerie readily agreed.
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<b>Shawn </b>chuckled, “It’s no trouble. Helping you understand the script better will elevate your performance, which benefits our productions” Shawn, ever the gentleman, drove Valerie straight to an antique market.
Upon arrival, he introduced her, “This is Antique Street, Inside, there’s <b>a </b><b>shop </b>called Treasure Ind. I can’t guarantee everything is authentic, <b>but </b>we’ve worked with <b>them </b>for a long time. We often consult them for props, You’ll see <b>once </b>you get <b>in </b>there.”
Shuawei hadn’t lied. In period dramas, props often needed to incorporate information from various museums <b>and </b><b>antique </b>paintings. Antique shops weir excellent ces for sourcing such details, Valerie hail no reason to doubt him.
Once <b>inside</b>, <b>Valerie </b>was dazzled by the array of antiques on the shelves, from vintage clocks and ss cups <b>to </b>various <b>statues </b>of all sizes.
The p owner seemed well<b>–</b>acquainted with wn and greeted him. “Mr. Shawn, feel free to look aroundr
Shawn nodded. “I brought a friend to get a feel for things today”
He led Valerie inside and wid, ” “Take your time to <b>look </b>around. If you have any questions<b>, </b>just ask. The owner can <b>give </b>you a detailed introduction <b>Valerie’s </b>eyes ft
fell on a beautifully crafted brass telescope. Without hesitation, the remarked, “This telescope seems to be from thete 19th century.
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It’s made of brass with leather ents. It shouldn’t be too pricey, probably around 400 dors.
The owner was impressed. <b>“</b><b>Young </b><bdy</b>, you have quite the eye!”
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