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"But... Americans shouldn't be interested in a song and dance film composed of a dozen Korean girls and Chinese girls?"

Lin raised his concerns.

In his opinion, he is really worried that the two scripts of Li Xianzhe will be photographed in a nondescript sense.

"Indeed, although Americans are a group with strong curiosity, their arrogance is also famous.

Will not recognize others easily, but once they have something that arouses their interest, it is difficult to get rid of it.

So this point, my new friends recently played a key role."

Lin Wei was taken aback for a moment and wanted to say that he had been in contact with Li Xianzhe the most recently.

And it's still the latest knowledge, if you narrow it down, there will only be two people.

James Win, and Kevin Tsujihara, one is a well-known genius among Hollywood Asian directors, and the other is the CEO of Warner Bros.

"What does Boss mean?"

An unbelievable idea gradually floated out of Lin's heart. He looked at Li Xianzhe smiling confidently, and he didn't know how to express his opinion for a while.

"Song and dance films have always been the favorite of Americans, even if the number of musical films produced in Hollywood every year is declining every year, and even those that can be successfully screened in cinemas every year are very few.

But there is no doubt that every time this one comes out, it is a first-class work."

It is precisely because the Americans, especially the mainstream groups of society, have a preference for this subject matter, the idea that Li Xianzhe germinated and began preparations very early, and finally made a breakthrough recently.

"So, not long ago, I sent the scripts for "High School Musical" and "Dancing Miracle" to James and Warner Bros.

In Hollywood, too many people do not believe in genius and mythology. They only value things that can bring fame and benefit to themselves, such as scripts.

A good script can make these businessmen and filmmakers abandon their prejudice against you."

Having said that, Li Xianzhe took out two English scripts from the desk drawer and placed them in front of Lin.

"You have many acquaintances in the world. Now I need you to take the two scripts and the songs in them to contact the person in charge of Sony.

As for all the songs that appear in these two movies, we are willing to share the copyrights in the United States with them."

"Sharing?" Lin seemed to be surprised by this approach and hurriedly said.

"Boss, we can establish a branch of Empire Entertainment in the United States, or even cooperate with companies such as S..M, JYP and YG, which also have their own branches in the United States. In this way... we absolutely okay..."

Before he finished speaking, Li Xianzhe raised his hand to interrupt, "I know what you think. Indeed, you think the songs I wrote must not be ordinary.

This kind of profit and cooperation with giants that we have not had any contact with before, we will lose a lot instead.

But... have you ever thought about how many music giants in the world can compare with Universal?

Whether it is S..M or JYP, their own influence is only limited to South Korea and has advantages.

If it expands to Southeast Asia and North America, they can't stretch their hands so long."

Lin opened his mouth and had to agree with the correctness of Li Xianzhe's words.

It's not just that you can't stretch it too long. The American entertainment industry, whether it is the music industry or the film industry, is deeper than the kpop circle.

Behind the giant companies are all the chaebol families on Wall Street.

Even if you have a tough backstage like S..M and come into the land of the United States with that background, you have to be a shoeboy.

Therefore, no matter which market you enter, cooperating with local companies is the basic knowledge that businessmen all over the world will know.

However, Lee Hyun-che knows that most Korean brokerage companies are vying to be grandchildren for the so-called vague American dream.

Even if they agreed to cooperate with an unremarkable small company in the United States, when the news reaches South Korea, it will immediately exaggerate and fabricate who is going to enter the American market. It is a great honor.

Both parties came to a draft that had been negotiated a long time ago, and those who knew the inside story would laugh at it.

How difficult is it to be accepted by the Americans. First of all, the color and race are different. Kpop and American pop are not in the same domain system.

No matter how strong he is, no matter how good the song is, even if he doesn't have the Korean pronunciation that has been criticized.

Without a strong propaganda ability, it will be ignored by those who do not focus on the unexpected music scene in their country, and the same is true for movies.

Unless there are local giants with far-reaching influence that agree to help with operational planning, once this kind of cooperation is facilitated, you should not even think about taking advantage of the interests of the United States.

You may not even give a penny, you have to put in a lot of effort, and finally you have to laugh and laugh in it.

It’s clear at a glance who is worth and who is worthless.

In the eyes of South Korean companies, the benefit of hundreds of millions of won is undoubtedly a worthy cooperation, but in the eyes of Americans, ordinary large companies really look down on it.

Therefore, we have to weigh repeatedly, in order to make these two movies attract huge attention in the United States, South Korea, and China at the same time.

And to ensure a lasting response after the release, he not only pulled Warner to join.

And I believe that as long as Lin follows the rhetoric he thinks, Universal will definitely be interested in this cooperation.

Most people would not think that the initial rise of these record companies in the United States did not make money by mining singers, but by producing and selling soundtrack music records in movies.

What movie caused a great response when it was released, and the soundtrack of that movie was very popular.

Only with the continuous updating and decline of the recording industry later, in order to find a way out, some record companies developed brokerage and artist services.

The earliest singers were born in the American countryside. Later, the well-known commercial performances and concerts were born in the United States.

But today, it's not that these record companies no longer sell soundtracks for movies.

On the contrary, they not only sell, but the price is not low.

Some people who sell it are for the popularity of the movie, and some are for the collection.

The history of American cinema fully shows that musicals are themes that have been derived from the beginning of the film, and the birth of sound films and color films has made this theme abrupt in the art of film. It belongs to its own field.

Americans love it, and musicals also represent the nostalgic plot of Americans and the American glitz that can often be seen in movies.

"So we want to make the two musical films "High School Musical" and "Dancing Miracle" attract the attention of Americans. Even if it is a loss-making business, we must do it. This is a long-term investment.

Just start a company and do business. Many industries don't even want to make money in the first year.

As long as this step is stable, plus "Space Team!"Cosmic girl!So in the future, Cosmic Girls will have the confidence and reputation to formally enter the four countries of South Korea, China, the United States, and RB."