I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye, a renowned expert, was invited to help the Public Service Announcement department of a TV station create an anti-smoking ad. The team consisted of an old man, a young girl, a man wearing a mask due to a cold, and another with a hand in a cast. Zhang Ye was briefed on the requirements: a 15-second ad, no human organs or excessively frightening images, and the goal was to persuade people to quit smoking. Zhang Ye decided to create an ad that would leave a lasting impression. He planned to use a simple yet effective approach, recalling a classic anti-smoking ad from his world that was rated as the scariest propaganda film by many smokers. The ad required a low budget, minimal people, and simple production. To execute his plan, Zhang Ye instructed the team to get two people, a thousand cigarettes, music with no copyright issues, and prepare animation production, design, and post-production. He also needed several people who understood 3D design to create a three-dimensional model of a lung using hundreds of cigarettes.

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