Chapter 365 Public Welfare Animation (Please Subscribe)

Jiangchuan and prosperous martial arts schools.

It is said to be a martial arts gym, but it is actually a variant of the modern "gym". Most of the things taught there are for fitness.

certainly!

Anyone who dares to name a martial arts gym must know some martial arts skills. Otherwise, if it had been open for so many years, it would have been "cracked down" by others.

It doesn’t count as a flower stand.

The owner of this martial arts gym had won the runner-up in the "National Martial Arts Competition" before. Anyway, he still has some gold content.

When Gu Miao arrived at the scene and clarified the misunderstanding about "kicking the gym", the silly apprentice Xiao Guo told the owner of the Xingwang Martial Arts Gym his purpose.

"fencing?"

"I'm really not very good at this. I'm a boxer and rarely use weapons against enemies."

The honest and honest Wang Xingwang did not brag and exaggerate his skills in front of Gu Miao, but pointed out a clear path for Xiao Guo.

According to him.

The current martial arts circle has basically become a "performance" in order to survive. If you want to find someone who can really fight, it may be difficult to find one.

But if it's just "martial arts instruction", that is, theoretical knowledge, it's still easy to find candidates.

For example, a friend he knew before had great experience in "swordsmanship". If Xiao Guo wants to find someone to give guidance, this person is definitely suitable.

So, through Wang Xingwang's introduction, Gu Miao and Xiao Guo contacted Jin Tianxin, the "master of swordsmanship theory" who was farming in his hometown.

Lao Jin is almost sixty this year.

He doesn't know kung fu and has practiced that stuff before. It was my future job that gave me the opportunity to come into contact with the so-called "martial arts circle".

Out of interest, Lao Jin began to devote himself to researching these Avanti styles that were rumored to be "miraculous" in the outside world.

After more than ten years of painstaking research, I published books such as "A Complete Collection of Martial Arts Moves" and "The Evolution of Chinese Martial Arts Moves" before compiling the information and insights into a volume.

to be honest.

That is Wang Yuyan, who is familiar with the martial arts secrets of various schools in the world and knows how to see through various Afanti styles, but she is a "martial arts theorist" with the power to tie a chicken.

"Is that possible?"

Da Guo expressed his sympathy for this, thinking whether Lao Jin has ever practiced martial arts, can he really direct the Avanti-style part of the animation "The Legend of One Sword"?

"Why is it okay?"

"Have you ever eaten pork, or seen pigs running away? Ours was a cartoon, and we were filming a martial arts drama, and I did it myself." Gu Miao said very eloquently.

Don't think you are just a theoretical person!

As the name suggests, the most important thing for a martial arts instructor is "guidance", and you are looking for martial arts actors, so why do you have to ask them to know kung fu?

"Okay, let's give it a try."

With his face in mind, Da Guo politely brought Lao Jin to Jiangchuan, and gave me the "martial arts" part of the animation to be designed and simulated.

Don't even say it...

Although Lao Jin is a theoretical person, his knowledge is indeed very broad. After my guidance, the first version of "Changhong Sword Art" was quite shapeless.

So far.

With the help of Lao Jin, Guo Hongwei finally made up for the first shortcoming, and the animation "Legend of One Sword" project is on track.

It was also at that time.

Bo Guangjie received news that the TV animation "The Story of Liang Xiaodong" jointly produced by the Puppet Studio I follow and China Overseas Film and Television Studios has attracted the attention of various departments.

"what does that mean?"

As soon as Gu Miao finished, she still understood, what does it mean to pay attention to each department? That attention is of no use? Who is following that animation?

Until Wu Xuezhao told me.

The so-called attention from various departments refers to the animation "Liang Xiaodong's Story", which has received unanimous praise from the Western Region provinces and lower-level cultural propaganda departments.

It was as expected.

The animation "Liang Xiaodong's Story" will enjoy a series of support and subsidy policies.

CCTV is not willing to take the first-round broadcast rights on the TV platform and send it to "Animation Paradise" in the morning slot.

Don’t take the subsidy policy too seriously.

According to Wu Xuezhao, "The Story of Liang Xiaodong" can meet the minimum standard, which is approximately equal to about 50% of the production budget reimbursed by superiors for Wanbao.

"Hold the grass! Don't have that little money?"

"Wrong!"

Wu Xuezhao explained: "We chose the theme very well, and the plot is full of positive energy and promotes national division. It is very convenient to get the subsidy."

"Actually, that's still the lowest."

"If it is a purely public welfare animation, the subsidy may be less. However, the requirements for public welfare animation are also more tolerant, and we are already in the first bracket."

Charity animation? !

Hearing that word, Gu Miao was at a loss for words.

If I remember correctly, it seems that apart from the latest support policies, there is no such provision regarding "public welfare animation".

I forgot the specific content.

Anyway, what Xiaozhi means is that the cost of producing public welfare animations can be used to deduct the tax for that year, which can be regarded as encouraging young people to actively participate in "public welfare" undertakings.

"That's a very wrong idea!"

Lao Zhang, Wanbao's new vice president, squinted his eyes and calculated after listening to Gu Miao's description: "We, Wanbao, pay hundreds of millions or even more than one billion in taxes a year."

"Our tax amount is so low, we can squeeze out some of it to produce charity animations and build the company's reputation."

That truth is not difficult to understand.

You have to pay taxes anyway, and producing charity animations can be deducted from taxes. Why do you produce a few charity animations?

Although charity animation can make money, it is also wrong to make a name for yourself!

"Yeah, you think so too."

I thought about that in the future, and now that I think about it, Gu Miao naturally wants to take a step back to increase the popularity of "Wanbao Animation" through charity animation.

Yes...

The most difficult part of charity animation is production, budget, manpower or time, and the broadcast platform!

Now that this stuff is out, you have to find a place to broadcast it, right?

The TV station mainly focuses on "profit", and earning advertising and sponsorship fees is its main business. In fact, we don't want to broadcast public service advertisements/public service animations.

If it is a request from a subordinate, public service advertisements/public service animations must be broadcast, I guess there are people who do that stuff...

The problem now is.

Wanbao came up with a charity animation to earn a good reputation and deduct it from taxes. But on the TV station side, there may be no schedule, or in other words, they just want to broadcast that thing.

"Yes, you can ask Director Wang."

When she thought of that, Gu Miao immediately stopped sitting. She quickly took out her cell phone from her pocket, found Director Wang's number, and dialed it expectantly.

Director Wang is my good brother.

One day is a blessing for a hundred days. Even if I am a good brother to Gu Miao, considering the years we have been together, I have to help out, right?

Unfortunately, I was disappointed.

Director Wang said that each sub-channel on Jiangchuan TV Station does not have certain "public service announcements/animation" tasks. But those positions are fixed and have been "carved up" long ago.