Post-shadow Development Plan

After hearing Qiye's question, Downey immediately vomited bitterness.

"In order to play Tony Stark well, I not only have to exercise for more than 2 hours a day, but also wear these equipment to act on the set, which is simply a kind of torture."

While talking, Downey called the assistant beside him to help him take off the motion capture device on his body.

"It's not bad. It was even more uncomfortable when I was filming Mark One. The bulky guy made me have to take a break after filming for 10 minutes, otherwise my body would not be able to bear it."

Although Donnie kept complaining, he didn't ask for any changes.

He is not so much complaining, it is better to say that he is simply complaining when chatting with his friends.

"Well, filming must be very hard."

Qiye nodded, "My fate crew, Lily has been practicing fighting postures for more than 3 hours a day."

In order to ensure that Lily showed Artoria's handsome side in every frame in front of the camera, Lily not only had to participate in training before shooting.

During the filming process, he also kept practicing the knight sword.

This is still under the condition that Lily has a knight training foundation.

When filming "Brother Killing", Rin not only had to practice how to shoot an arrow, but also had to correct his accent.

At the busiest time, Rin only sleeps for 3 hours a day, and can only rely on makeup to cover the dark circles under her eyes.

Downey nodded deeply, "Yeah, everyone always thinks that we make commercial films with ease, but in fact that's not the case at all."

"That's natural."

Qiye remembers a joke in her previous life, saying that Downey and Depp are the happiest actors in the world, because they don't have to do anything, as long as they play themselves in front of the camera, they can get tens of millions of dollars in salary.

People who say this probably have never experienced filming themselves.

It seems that in the inherent concept, the actors who star in literary films are the ones who really work hard, and the roles in commercial films, especially the vase roles, are enough to mess around with.

Because their acting skills are poor, they are just fooling the audience at will.

Of course, Qiye will not deny the existence of such actors, but any role that leaves a deep impression on the audience cannot be played casually.

In addition to contributing their appearance in front of the camera, vase actors also put in a lot of hard work.

You must know that for a well-prepared film, in order to create a sense of the real world, the preparatory work in the early stage is definitely not like a literary film where you can just find a few actors and start shooting.

For example, Orlando Bloom who played Lancelot in fz.

Although this guy's acting skills are indeed inferior, but the other party also paid a lot when he played his famous role as Legolas.

In order to be able to pull out the most handsome bow posture in front of the camera, he continued bow and arrow and fitness training for several months, and even once strained his Tejin.

This is not to mention that Orlando Bloom almost paralyzed his tossing lower body in order to shoot the horse posture that almost violated physics.

Don't think that everything will be fine with a double, because many shots can't be solved by a double.

In "Fast and Furious 7", Paul used the head map to solve the actor's problem because the actor died.

Otherwise, why don't you try it in other movies?

You're lucky not to get sprayed to death.

The longer I work in this circle, the more Qiye can feel Edison's words about the 99% and 1% of geniuses.

That 1% inspiration and opportunity is really important, but it is based on your 99% accumulation.

Just like Qiye himself, if you don't have the 99% accumulation, you will screw up even if you are given that 1% chance.

Those who can become famous are all lucky people, but behind the luck is unimaginable hard work.

Because the setting of the scene takes a lot of time, Qiye chatted with Downey, a guy who likes to be long-winded.

Downey also intends to establish a good relationship with a big director like Qiye, so he pulls Qiye to talk nonsense.

However, the topics Downey chose were not random nonsense, but his previous experience on Hollywood studios.

This guy who has been on the set since he was a child is an old fritter, and he knows everything about Hollywood sets.

Under Downey's humorous language, he told Qiye obliquely about some details that need attention on the set.

And these are exactly the things Qiye needs to know.

With Qiye's fame and Fate's popularity, his future crew will be more and more involved with Hollywood.

These things Downey told Qiye are what Qiye needs to pay attention to when maintaining the crew, especially some unwritten rules on the set and how to deal with people from the labor union.

These details are things that only those who have been on the set all year round will understand clearly, such as Downey in front of Qiye.

It can be seen that after the bad experience in the past few years, Downey has indeed grown a lot.

Otherwise, with his violent temper back then, he would never have thought of building a good relationship with the director.

From a certain point of view, Downey can be regarded as a brat who has experienced beatings from society and became well-behaved.

But while talking about Donnie's flirtatious nature began to be exposed.

After talking about how to get along with those delicate actresses, the topic somehow shifted to how to hook up female stars.

How else could it be said that Downey was a playboy, and many of these skills were never thought of by Qiye.

"Oh, Donnie, what you said is a bit too much."