How powerful is the 3-minute "explosion" of CCTV Mid-Autumn Festival party?

On the night of the broadcast, CCTV news released a Weibo, praising the scene of "Thousand Rivers and Qian Shan's Total Love" sung by Dicky Cheung, which was a 3-minute long shot.

After watching the whole process, I found that this 3-minute performance is really a "long shot" without surgery, but it may not be what you imagined.

Because this is a mirror, in the end, there are not many scenes to switch and not many stars to relay. It should belong to a person who sings and dances well and completes a song with dancers along the way. This is a real long shot in the traditional sense.

The test is more about the photographer's ability to shoot continuously.

In the professional field, our interpretation of long shots is "shooting for a long time without interruption". In the classical school and conventional cognition, the performance of CCTV's Autumn Night conforms to the basic definition.

But with the introduction of technical means, this definition has long been changed. Most of the long shots we see now are "pseudo-long shots", which are the result of "shooting+production". They can not only break the boundary between physical space and time when shooting, but also create some unpredictable amazing moments for the audience.

As a result, this program divergent thinking, there have been some routine mirror image in the end will not do Sao operation.

Jackson Yee can sit in the car in a leap, and Ren Suxi can lie on the ground for a second. There is only one reason-they used body double.

We like to watch these long shots because they look technically difficult: not only do we need a cameraman skilled in operating the stabilizer, but we also need to arrange scenes for countless people many times. In terms of audio-visual language, the long lens allows the audience to grasp the relative relationship between people and scenery with its rhythm and lens movement.

Back to the original topic, is this scene blown by CCTV on autumn night technically difficult?

In fact, compared with the above cases, this performance is really much simpler. Dicky Cheung remembers every point, every prop, and the camera has been following. If he forgets his words seriously, he can shoot directly into the air or make up for the deficiency.

But you can't ignore the return of this classic long shot. After all, this is a party, and every program has made great efforts to show its creativity, so it still needs more encouragement.