Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: The Behind-the-Scenes Making of Sword of the Blue Ming

"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: The Blue Sword" was filmed in New Zealand for 13 weeks and in Beijing for 4 weeks. One of the key scenes was filmed more than 70 times. The Chinese antiques used in the New Zealand filming were all in The original was copied domestically and shipped to New Zealand by sea. Most of the behind-the-scenes personnel were foreign teams. More than 700 people from more than 20 countries participated in the filming of the film. 3 tons of props. The film took 2 years to complete. The script It took 7 years to revise the draft 10 times, with 1,800 minutes of original material, as many as 4 T shots of stills, a total of 3,400 props made, and 1,000 costumes sewn.

The entire team of the film, from screenwriting, photography, editing, visual effects to soundtrack, art direction, and costume design, the behind-the-scenes production staff of each link are international personnel. In the working photos, the process of film shooting and prop production It has also been displayed, ranging from every weapon and clothing to the entire palace, ice lake, snow peaks, and pagodas. The ice lake is a 30-meter-long frozen lake artificially built, and the Baylor Mansion in the film was sent by A professional team conducts on-site measurements of Prince Gong’s Mansion in Beijing.

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