Post-shadow Development Plan

The propaganda in the Middle East will only pretend that this character does not exist at all.

"That's why those big dogs are hypocritical."

When Barry told Qiye the result of the negotiation, Qiye's head was full of black lines.

The so-called taking off your pants and farting should describe this situation.

However, the life of the oil guys is really not easy recently.

Anyway, in Qiye's memory, this period was the most difficult time for them.

Even with the help of puppeteer masters, Nana still filmed this battle for two full days.

This is not counting the close-up battle shots that need to be shot later.

And after the shooting is over, these elaborate puppet props can only be turned into garbage and disposed of as waste.

After all, these props were severely damaged during the shooting process, and they were neither valuable for collection nor displayed.

At times like this, people in the props team and the art direction department always have a little bit of reluctance.

They have put too much effort into these elaborate props.

Things that I spent weeks or even last month making, are thrown away after a few days of use.

No one would feel better about it.

It can also be seen from this aspect that the more expensive a movie is, the more time it takes to prepare in the early stages than the time it takes to shoot.

Many scenes that have been carefully prepared for months may end up in just a few minutes of footage on film.

This situation was not so obvious in 2008, after all, directors like Qiye or Cameron were still a minority.

Wait a few years, when $[-] million will become the basic starting point for mainstream commercial films, and when special effects will become the mainstream selling point of the film.

The production cycle of Hollywood films will be infinitely prolonged.

The combined time of pre-production and post-production will even take up more than 60% of the total film production time, or even longer.

If the time of publicity before the release is counted, then the shooting time alone will be further compressed.

Don't talk about how the movie's CG special effects can be developed.

If it is not for the refinement of CG, the post-production of the film will not be longer and longer.

In such a general environment, the situation of film industrialization and assembly line will be further highlighted.

The vast majority of directors will even be stuck in this process, framed by various requirements and restrictions.

The large investment of hundreds of millions of dollars also determines that the production company will not take the production process as a joke.

Except for the top batch of directors, other directors must follow the Hollywood assembly line model.

The success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, from the perspective of film production, is actually the result of Marvel's extreme and efficient film industrialization process.

This is why, in large-scale commercial films, except for a few directors like Nolan, it is difficult for other directors to fully express their ideas in the film.

To put it bluntly, if it wasn't for cheating to maintain success, Qiye wouldn't have such great creative autonomy.

It is even more impossible to basically maintain the production rate of one film a year.

And this speed has almost reached the limit of Qiye and [Erque Studio].

After all, high-intensity work is not something everyone can afford.

Even if Qiye can persevere with a sense of accomplishment and personal interests, the employees may not.

Qiye is also a wage earner, so he can naturally understand the thinking of low-level employees.

This is why he always gives the crew members vacations as much as possible, in order to keep them working.

A film is a product of teamwork from beginning to end, not something the director can do alone.

Blindly squeezing may be feasible in other companies, but it is difficult in the film industry.

Although there are occasional emergencies, the filming progress of "Madoka" has always been under the firm control of Qiye.

As early as the beginning of the year, Qiye finished filming all the scenes related to the senior sister ahead of schedule.

But the following action scenes are not too particular about the sequence.

Therefore, in order to allow the actors to progress emotionally in the performance.

Qiye simply followed the film schedule to shoot.

Anyway, they are all green screens, and the action scenes are relatively independent, so there is no saying that it is more convenient to shoot in a centralized manner.

In recent days, Qiye has been shooting the scene where Sayaka and Kyoko meet and fight for the first time in the studio.

Because there are a lot of difficult movements, it is necessary to switch frequently between actors and doubles.

Qiye has been filming this scene relatively slowly.

Not only that, after the daily shooting is completed, he also has to review the shots taken by Sugiyama and Yumi's two cheap apprentices in another studio.

Taika Waititi, the original assistant director of the crew, began preparations for his debut film "The Vampire Diaries".

Another experienced director, Siji, was also filming "Yue Ji" in the United States at this time, and he was having a great time.