Especially those production companies that have gradually developed from small investments in films, where directors take on multiple roles.
They could be producers, scriptwriters, cinematographers, or even actors.
The guy opposite had shot several reasonably successful films and achieved certain achievements, making him something of a minor celebrity in this burgeoning industry.
After some simple pleasantries, the other party posed a question, "…I read today's newspaper, which gave me great inspiration, and also posed a question for me."
"How do you ensure that cinemas distribute profits to you as per the contracts you signed with them?"
"Previously, some people tried, but they encountered many problems."
Refusal to pay the box office share, and withholding or falsifying the real box office data, including various unauthorized copies.
It can be said that it's fundamentally difficult to make money with this model.
