For more than half a month, in addition to dealing with the preparations related to the advertisement, Duke also worked with the Lily ? Fred met several times, discussed the song and dance aspects of Chicago in detail, and went to the theater where the other party worked to see her choreographed dances, and after a systematic evaluation of all aspects, Duke decided to hire her as the song and dance director for the new project.

It's up to Nancy? Josephson came over to talk to the other party and his agent, and once he was ready, Duke's energy turned back to the advertising shoot.

Closer to September, Lauder Companies' super advertising campaign kicked off filming in busy Times Square.

Although the ad was shown in the evening, the shoot was taken in the morning when there was relatively little traffic, and changing the background was a very simple post-production task for Duke.

In front of the AMG Theater in Times Square, reporters and photographers gathered, and the long red carpet was spread far away, and a large number of fans stood on both sides of the carpet......

It's not a media event, it's a scene where the crew is preparing to shoot, Elizabeth? Hurley's character in the ad is a female celebrity.

Away from the director's camera, Duke went to the scene in front of the theater again, and after several adjustments, the scene was clearly colored and colorful, and even if it was not captured with a camera lens, it had a strong visual impact.