Why can the documentary "Looking for Craft" enter the air?

Zhang Jing, the director of the documentary Looking for Artisans, wants to make a documentary about a group of artisans who only serve their lives. From idea to action, I sold my house and organized three amateurs to form a "shooting team". No lines, no plans, no prior interviews, no meticulous scripts. After such a bold attempt, I was rejected by the TV station no less than ten times.

"The hardest thing should be that after the first version of the film was cut out, it was rejected by more than a dozen TV stations, and I was completely desperate. They say it's unprofessional, the picture is not good, and the sound is not good ... The suggestion is to edit or dub again. At that time, everyone in the team began to wonder if the film was really bad. I also began to doubt. " Zhang Jing recalled the depression at that time, and his three-year efforts had nowhere to be put.

Half a year ago, by chance, the staff in charge of documentary business saw the director's Looking for Craft magazine and felt very sincere, so they contacted Zhang and invited him to settle down with Looking for Craft. After this move, the users gave him confidence with barrage, "I have never seen such a documentary", and this film is not only not bad, but also "great!" The words that appear most frequently in barrage and comments are "truth", "sincerity", "touching" and "tearful".

Two grandmothers, who have lived in Guizhou all their lives, saw themselves in the camera and said happily, "Now our photos can go to Beijing". The barrage responded enthusiastically with "Please rest assured, we are in Beijing", "We are in Shandong", "We are in Gansu" and "We are in the southern hemisphere". ...