Xia Siyu didn't really mind; the key was that everything was either variety shows or advertisements. She asked, "Didn't you say the new company has plenty of scripts? How come I haven't seen any for me?"
Qin Baizhou chuckled, "They're all TV series, would you perform in them?"
Xia Siyu was taken aback. She had been in the industry for years and had never acted in a TV series.
Although she, like Bo Yan, adhered to the principle of "better have none than settle for less," and there was indeed a barrier between filming movies and TV dramas, many so-called "noble" movie stars feel out of place when they descend to TV shows.
First, the filming pace of TV dramas and movies is different. Movies require you to cry in a second and have subtle expressions a few seconds later. But TV dramas aren't the same; they can give you a dozen seconds or even minutes to build up emotions. Many who are used to making films cannot accept the slow pace of TV series.
