What are the characteristics of characters, colors and music in Pirates of the Caribbean Part I?

It can be said that the filming process of the film is unconventional, because before the script is completed, the crew began to design and build the set, and set out to find a suitable location. Director Weibinsky has already finished the storyboard in advance and communicated with production designer Brian Morris and several screenwriters. Weibinsky invited dariusz wolski, a photographer who worked with him on Dangerous Lovers, to take charge of the film. For Voski, it is very challenging to shoot the exterior of the sea, because on land, the exterior of a day can be adjusted according to the light, while at sea, ships will sail in one direction, which greatly limits the viewing angle. While Morris tried to find out the paintings of that era to obtain the design source, Weibinsky and Voski were also studying a large number of classic films about early pirates and some exploration themes, hoping to learn from them. The most important scene in the film is the treasure cave in Barbossa, which was built in the largest studio No.2 of Disney Film Company. The Armageddon, also produced by Brooke Harmo, was filmed here in 1997, and the studio was later expanded, which is very suitable for creating intricate waterways and rugged terrain in caves. The producer 100 craftsman spent five months building this set, three or four days watering 300,000 gallons of water, and three weeks finishing the decoration. The dauntless in the film is based on the victorious battleship in the British fleet. It was built on a floating barge at Long Island Wharf, and it took 65,438+050 craftsmen three and a half months. The hull is 65,438+070 feet long and 34 feet wide, using nearly 40,000 pounds of steel and 65,438+0,000 square feet of canvas. The "Black Pearl" in the film took three months to build. Some related scenes were shot in the studio, and some were towed on the water by tugboats. The crew left for San Pedro Port in Los Angeles on June 5438+065438+ 10, 2002. Some fierce naval battles were filmed in the studio of South Bay, while others were later completed in the Caribbean. During the whole shooting process, the biggest challenge for the two leading actors, Johnny Depp and Keira Knightley, was to shoot on the narrow wooden board of the Black Pearl, which is 15 feet above sea level. The two actors stood on the body double for nearly three days without using any protective facilities. Keira knightley recalled: "The board was only as big as a diving board. Standing on it, there is only the sound of wind and water. Move a little and it will vibrate up and down. I'm scared. " The brave actress finally overcame her fear and completed all the thrilling scenes, including herself jumping into the sea.