Where did you get so many places to shoot movies and TV series? People? Things? Scene? Equipment?

Simply put, what scenes and characters are needed in the script, the staff must be prepared before shooting. For example, the script needs vegetable market, barren hills and wild forests, luxury houses, cafes, clothing stores, busy lots and so on. The staff must survey and select the scene in advance. For example, scenes such as cafes need people's consent and consultation before they can be filmed. Some public places must apply to the local government for a shooting license. Some places have been photographed many times, but they can't see that they are in the same area. Some scenes, especially costume dramas, are generally in the film and television city (the city built for filming, with streets, houses, vegetable markets and so on). ) Lingshui Village in Mentougou is also a popular place to shoot people's first drama. For example, Red Cliff was shot in a reservoir in Hebei Province. Although the real location of Chibi is in Hunan, there is no suitable scenery there, so it is necessary to make a movie by power. All the scenes of Chow Yun Fat's "Anna and the King" Palace, which plays the King of Thailand, were built in a place in Malaysia. Due to various reasons, it is impossible to shoot in Thailand. Building a golden palace in Malaysia looks magnificent, but it is really uninhabitable. So making a movie requires a lot of preliminary work and a lot of money, so it is not difficult to understand why some movies cost hundreds of millions.

So are the characters in the play. Except for those starring and supporting roles, most impromptu performances (especially war scenes) require a large number of soldiers and crowds. They were all called before. Of course, everyone has to pay, and some of them are amateur improvisations. He will report where people are needed.

Finally, you said that you have never seen movies being filmed in the street every day, but in that small urban area of Hong Kong, it is common for citizens to see actors filming.