Pan Yueming grew up in an old Beijing hutong in Dashilan, Xuanwu District, Beijing. The name "Yueming" was changed by him 13 years old. The word "Yue" comes from the fact that his father is from Guangdong, and the word "Ming" wants to be aboveboard in the world. [2]
Influenced by his family, Pan Yueming studied calligraphy and painting since childhood, and won many prizes in the competition. After walking to a key middle school, he served as the host of the children's program "Seven Colors" of Beijing TV Station. He is also a reporter at the school reporter station. His articles have been published in newspapers, and he has also written plays. [2-3]
1995 due to the delay in filming, the culture class failed to meet the standard, so I chose to apply for the Beijing Film Academy and lost the admission qualification of the Central Academy of Drama. After that, I worked as a reporter, audience seat and salesman in an advertising company. 1996 gave up the opportunity of Shanghai Theatre Academy and going abroad for further study, prepared to switch to behind-the-scenes production, and was admitted to the Department of Art of Beijing Normal University (now the School of Art and Media of Beijing Normal University) as a film and television production major.
2 acting experience
Pan Yueming, who hasn't stepped into the entertainment circle, is a walk-on in several crews. He has acted in dozens of children's dramas and was invited by the crew of Romance of the Three Kingdoms 94 to play Wu Jingdi Sun Xiu [6].
1999, due to the "non-professional background", directed by Lv Xuechang, starring in the film "Very Summer", and then co-producing with Jianqi Huo in the film "Blue Love", officially began his actor career [7].
200 1 The TV movie "I can't help it" starring it has been broadcast on the film channel for many times, which won favorable comments and won the best actor award in Beijing University Student Film Festival. In 2007, he won the title of "My Top Ten Favorite Actors" in the Lily Award of Movie Channel for his code name "Xiaobai".
In 2003, Zhou Jun, who played an innocent and kind boy in Heartbeat, formed a "rock band" in the play and experienced high-altitude flight by himself [9].
In 2004, at the invitation of Five Years, he collaborated with director Lv Xuechang again and starred in the film Lease [10], which was also rated as the best digital film in the 13th Beijing University Student Film Festival and the best film in the 3rd Tokyo Skiptiti International Digital Film Festival [1 1].
Around 2006, Clouds in Beijing, Red Square and Legend of the White Snake were broadcast on CCTV. Pan Yueming, the First Hero, as three major dramas, is gradually known by the public and the media [12]. Among them, the corner of "Great Sunya" became the "curse point" of the audience after dinner [13]; Zhang tian Yun, which was involved in the commercial war, attracted much attention because of its complicated life experience [14]; Xu Xian, who challenges the old version, is also called the classic scholar image in film and television dramas because of her elegant infatuation [15]. June 65438+1October 65438+June 2006, two films starring him, The Key to Love and Extreme Danger [16- 17], were shown on the movie channel "Shadow Man1+/kloc". In the same year, at the Eighth National Congress of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, he was appointed as a member of the new Federation of Literary and Art Circles (China Film Association).
In June 2007, she was appointed by director Chen Kaige to play Mei Lanfang's cousin in the film Mei Lanfang (the film was renamed Zhu). He studied Peking Opera performance under the guidance of Hu Wenge, a descendant of Mei School, and performed seven plays in half a year, which was finally affirmed by the crew [3].
In April, 2008, he played Jiao Zhongqing, a Confucian scholar, in the ancient love tragedy Peacock Flying Southeast, explaining the longing, struggle and helplessness of a young man who grew up in an ancient feudal family before love [15]. In September of the same year, Beijing Jinzetai International Cultural Exchange Co., Ltd. was acquired by Huayi Brothers [18], and Pan Yueming who signed with it became a "self-employed" from then on, and never signed a brokerage company again [19].
On May 13, 2009, Pan Yueming was involved in a car accident while filming the film "Coming for You" in Pingnan, Fujian, causing her lungs to be crushed and ruptured. He was once told that he was critically ill. After several months' rest, he recovered and went on with his work. In September, he voiced the funny family robot Oren in the movie Astro Boy [2 1]. At the end of 10, he challenged comedy movies for the first time and played a violent scholar in "Hua Tian Zhi 20 10", competing with several senior Hong Kong filmmakers [22].
20 10 April, the first TV series "The Peak of Crouching Tiger in Wolong" filmed after the car accident, Tamia Liu cooperated again [23]. In the same year, he co-starred with Angel [24] in The blur Angel in The Beginning of the Great Renaissance [25].
20 1 1, he tried to transform from a "minority" to a "tough guy" and changed his elegant image in the filming of "Secrets of the Empire" [26].
In 20 13, Pan Yueming made three directorial debut films: Big Mouth, The Time of Cheating, Goodbye in Full Bloom, and set up his own studio in the same year [27].
Pan Yueming, born on May 9th, 1974, is an actor in Chinese mainland. Graduated from Beijing Normal University majoring in film and television production.
In 2000, he won the Best Newcomer Award at the 7th Beijing University Student Film Festival for his leading role in "Very Summer", the Best Actor Award at the 9th Beijing University Student Film Festival for his leading role in "Can't Help It" in 2002, and the Outstanding Newcomer Award at the 9th China Watch Award for his leading role in "The Waves" in 2003. His film and television dramas include The Legend of the White Snake, Clouds in Beijing, Shop in Red, Peacock Flying Southeast, etc. [ 1]
20 13 I set up my own studio.