Think about it and try it. After dissolving the tin wire with an electric soldering iron, dripping it on the wire for reinforcement connection.
After wrapping it up, the cameraman smiled and said, “You are talented.”
“This school teacher teaches it well.” I said with a wry smile, and the teacher taught how to solder circuit boards.
Where can I teach these? I don’t know if it can succeed.
After finishing, I was afraid of being powered and short circuited, so I wrapped it with electrical tape to insulate it.
I tried to turn on the switch and it really started to blow, which worked.
The cameraman on the side gave a thumbs up and said with a smile, “Young man is a talent.”
Then he restored the remaining parts and called the director and two starring actors who were resting in the car in the distance.
The director was happy and patted my shoulder and said, “I have nothing to do with the gangsters. The supporting staff and skills are rare in the crew.”
After that time, the director seemed to have an impression of me and asked me to learn from the props of the crew.
And asked me to help me if I had nothing to do, and I gradually moved closer to the direction of a supporting actor.
The entire crew has hundreds or even thousands of people, except for those coolies. There are less than six or seven props who can really do the skills on the spot, which is definitely a rare product.
I don’t know why I became interested in this thing, probably because it seems that I encountered explosives when I was filming the anti-Japanese scene.
And we are costume comedy, and there are only one or two really skilled props in the group.
The director would use it and let me learn twenty-four hours.
The other person is a middle-aged man. I usually believe in me and think I don’t like to contact others. Behind me, a follower, opened up, and I told me some details.