Chapter 910: Chapter 912: Parting and Union (6) Chapter 910: Chapter 912: Parting and Union (6) In the afternoon, so local international students and overseas Chinese finally heard from sowhere that the film crew had co to the country to shoot and drove from afar to co over.
After all, Director Zhao is now a top-tier director, Huang Mi is a best actor, and Xiang Yirou has been considered a top-tier young actress with many fans in recent years. Other senior actors who had previously been popular were also part of the crew. Previously, they kept their filming a secret and did not publicize their schedules. But maybe it was because the environntal incident had caused a stir, or maybe it was because Yu Sixing had used local translators or contacts when setting up his talent agency in the capital, so they were inford.
Moreover, Director Zhao needed extras, horses, and other setups, which would inevitably attract attention. So in this afternoon’s shoot, indeed a group of onlookers arrived.
Director Zhao and the crew were accustod to such things; as long as the visitors did not disturb the filming or casually take photos and record videos, they were free to watch.
Xue Feifei was still filming.
This ti, Director Zhao had truly gathered many people and brought in a large number of horses. Although so scenes could be done with CG technology, CG isn’t reality after all. Director Zhao motivated a lot of people to act, and during the shoot, the sight was truly grand. Even without adding smoke, dust, or special effects, the sight of several hundred people and horses charging past was enough to be awe-inspiring.
Due to the earlier protests by environntalists, the original pyrotechnics team couldn’t really carry out large-scale explosions. And being abroad, it was tricky to deal with explosives; without the ability to use explosive effects, they had to resort to creating smoke and dust, which was ti-consuming and laborious.
When it was Xue Feifei’s turn, she had already rehearsed her scene in her mind thousands of tis. As soon as she appeared, she imdiately went to the positions determined in advance. She had also added small touches to her performance so that, even in the rising dust, her expressions and movents could quickly blend into the scene. Unlike Xiang Yirou who, though also quite diligent, would instinctively close her eyes and frown when the dust rose, disrupting her expression.
Because of her reaction, they had to reshoot several tis, and Director Zhao was holding back his irritation.
After all, so scenes had to be shot during the day. A day’s delay ant a delay in money, and with so many horses on site, and most of the extras being locals, they didn’t stick around for overti but left when their ti was up. On top of that, Yu Sixing was overseeing on the side. Though he said they could shoot as they pleased and strive for perfection, as an investor, no one likes delays.
Due to Xiang Yirou’s delays, by the ti it was Xue Feifei’s turn to go on, there wasn’t much ti left. Fortunately, Xue Feifei perford reliably, often getting it right on the first take. The progress was fairly rapid; they had finished the explosion scene, and what was left was the archery scene.
There was an hour and a half until sunset. Director Zhao looked at the sky; at this higher altitude, the sky was as if stained with blood, exceptionally magnificent and grand. On the monitor, the colors of twilight made even a clearer and breezier beginning seem more tragic. Originally planning to shoot the archery part the next day, he spontaneously decided to shoot it right away.
Anyway, the actors had been trained earlier and had morized their parts in advance, so filming would not be a problem.
As long as this scene was completed, the filming in this country would be entirely finished.
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