CTTT Chapter 191.2

Jiang Ting couldn’t help laughing when she saw the comments of these stupid netizens.

There were only 8 circles, and they were all martial arts movements. The martial arts instructor specially arranged the martial arts moves for the actors. What did it have to do with her?

These stupid netizens had nothing to do every day and only knew how to blame her.

At this point, there was a huge argument within Alan Cinemas over this matter, and they were demanding to reschedule the screening of “Epic”. But the decision to add screenings was not up to Alan Cinemas alone, and they had to contact the producer of “Epic”.

Alan Cinemas originally thought that Luo Hong had invested 300 million yuan in “Epic”, so as one of the investors, it was possible for him to negotiate with Alan Cinemas to increase the screening schedule.

Who knew that Luo Hong took out the contract he had signed with Jiang Ting before?

There was a clause on it that said ‘Investor Luo Hong shall not participate in all subsequent decision-making matters of the “Epic” crew’.

Then, everyone was stunned.

Someone on the board of directors scolded Luo Hong, asking him whether he was stupid for signing any contract.

Luo Hong would not suffer any loss, so he immediately retorted.

“If I were not stupid, would I stay in the same company with you idiots? Such a good movie, but you can’t tell whether it will be a hit or not? You only gave it a small amount of screenings. Are you sending beggars to eat?”

To be honest, Alan Cinemas has scheduled quite a few screenings for Jiang Ting, but the movie became a hit too quickly, starting on the first day. It was a hit in all aspects. By 3 pm, all the tickets in its theaters were almost sold out.

You know, in general, the evening is when movie tickets sell the fastest. It’s not even night yet, but most of the tickets are almost sold out.

Doesn’t this mean that there is still a considerable part of the movie market that has not been developed?

It means that Alan Cinemas will lose a lot of money.

How can the board of directors not be anxious?

Finally, the directors of the board of directors argued for a long time but could not reach a conclusion.

At this time, the chairman’s secretary came in and handed the chairman a document.

After Alan Group Chairman finished reading the documents, his expression changed immediately.

It said that during the time when they were holding the board meeting, many small theater chains had signed new film scheduling contracts with Jiang Ting.

After investigation, these theater chains all signed contracts with a high internal scheduling of 83.3%, with a 70-30 split, with the “Epic” crew taking 70% and the theater chain taking 30%.

Moreover, these theater chains had already promoted “Epic” as the first film of the summer season.

At present, the tickets were still sold out when they were re-selling them. These tickets were snapped up in less than half an hour after they were put online.

Finally, the secretary wrote a sentence on the report.

“Chairman, Whale Cinema is currently actively contacting the crew of “Epic”. If we don’t hurry up, I’m afraid the remaining market will be quickly taken over by the other party.”

As the second largest cinema chain in China, if Whale Cinema takes action, it will inevitably grab a large market share, which is not something that the previous small cinema chains can compare with.

Because of this report, the chairman’s face suddenly changed, and then with a cold face, he gave the final notice.

“Okay, stop arguing. Director Luo, I now fully authorize you to sign a new contract with Epic’s crew. The bottom line is that you can get 85% of the screenings, and the bottom line for profit sharing is 10%. They can get 60%, but any more will exceed our bottom line. As the second largest shareholder of the company, it’s time for you to contribute to the company.”

The chairman finally cut the Gordian knot and ended the noisy meeting.

After the meeting, Luo Hong hurriedly contacted Jiang Ting.

But Jiang Ting insisted that no matter how many screenings were given, it was 70-30 for other theaters, so it made no sense for Alan Theater to have 100% of the profits.

 

 

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