Chapter 1260: Chapter 1260: Pass Granted
Brother Davis was conflicted for a while before he spoke again, "Recently, there’s been talk in the circle that this John Lynch seems to have... signed with Hannah Winter’s studio."
Ever since Brother Davis found out that Hannah was Louis Snyder’s "ex-girlfriend," he had always avoided mentioning that name in front of Louis.
He was worried that saying the wrong thing would set off Louis.
But now that Louis suddenly brought up John Lynch, it was clear that he must have known something, so Brother Davis felt it wouldn’t be right to keep it from him.
In fact, it wasn’t a big deal at all.
Many artists who were established in their careers wanted to find a "successor" for themselves.
However, looking at the treatment John Lynch was getting now, it seemed more like he was starting from small roles; Hannah probably wasn’t planning on pushing him aggressively.
After all, not everyone has the fate to be an overnight sensation with just a little push.
Especially someone like John Lynch, who came from a talent search show background and had his fair share of criticism. Moreover, he didn’t graduate from a specialized course, so it would be better for him to keep his feet firmly on the ground.
The more Brother Davis thought about it, the more he felt that Hannah was treating John Lynch quite well, considering all these aspects for him.
Louis had already opened the portfolio of the artists who had come for the auditions that day.
John Lynch’s portfolio was towards the end. He looked in the photo not much different from the real person, like a gentle and green, young man.
The only intersection between John Lynch and Hannah was at that evening banquet.
Louis asked, "When does the screen test start?"
Brother Davis looked down at the time, "It’s already been going on for a while."
Louis closed his laptop and stood up to leave.
Brother Davis was taken aback and quickly followed him.
The location for the screen tests was at the filming site for the web series, where the crew had marked off a new area.
There were many people who had come for the auditions today.
John Lynch’s acting blended in among them, not exceptionally good but not embarrassingly bad. If there was one advantage to point out, it was probably that his image fit the role well.
Brother Davis originally thought that Louis might give John Lynch a hard time deliberately, but to his surprise, he passed him.
In the crew, Louis was not only the producer but also the investor; his word carried even more weight than the director’s.
What he said went.
After finishing his words, regardless of the looks from those present, Louis dropped a "He’s the one," and left straight away.
That very night, at midnight.
The presale for Hannah’s personal concert officially started.
Sixty thousand tickets sold out within just one minute.
Some people didn’t even have time to log in to the interface; the tickets were snatched up before they could take a closer look.
This was Hannah’s first solo concert, and there was only this one show.
—— Seriously, why doesn’t Hannah consider adding another show? Why only have one? I’m destined to miss out on tickets...
—— Most likely there won’t be an extra show; in an interview before, Hannah said it was just to fulfill a wish of the fans, which is why she’s only holding one show. It’s probable that she will focus mainly on films in the future.
—— It’s really terrifying, I didn’t even refresh the login page and the tickets were already gone, I feel both angry and like crying!
—— Just a passerby, but I want to ask if this Hannah Winter is a professional singer? She’s making such a big deal out of a concert, it seems a bit pretentious, right?
—— Sold out in one minute? Must have been bots, right?
—— Ah, trolls, stop jumping around. Before the presale, you said no one would buy tickets, and now that they’re sold, you claim it was bots. You always find something to say!
The online discussion about the concert ticket presale was in full swing.
Hannah’s personal studio was also coordinating efforts to crack down on ticket scalpers’ activities of reselling tickets at high prices.
