Where was the scene in The Legend of Narnia 1 filmed?

The filming of The Legend of Narnia has moved to many parts of the world, and New Zealand, once the location of The Lord of the Rings, has become the first choice for the "Kingdom of Narnia". The last magnificent battle between good and evil in the film was filmed in the beautiful yangshan. The film crew set up the largest studio in the world in New Zealand. The Czech Republic, which is also famous for its beautiful scenery, has also become the location of the legend of Narnia. The film crew filmed extraordinary snow scenes and rocks there.

Beautiful New Zealand seems to be a natural studio for magical movies, and The Legend of Narnia, which took several years to shoot, is no exception. The film crew chose Kelly Park in New Zealand as the location, and the main scene, the kingdom of Narnia wrapped in white, was actually built in an equestrian training center in the park.

Mountain after mountain, lush, this shed is the location of the kingdom of Narnia, don't you believe it? Indeed, at first, the scene designer worried that the ceiling of the training center was too low, which would make the kingdom of Narnia look narrow and almost gave it up. So, someone came up with a brilliant idea: dig up the ground, skillfully solve the height problem, and build the world's largest studio, a "forest snow field" that belongs only to the fairy tale world with the ultimate efforts of gardens and snow workers;

Anna: It's really big. It's like walking into the world of Christmas.

Han Li: They blindfolded me outside the cabin. I thought I heard them say, great, surprise her quickly. Someone said, let's start, so I turned around and opened my eyes. I was just in the park.

Kanda: It's all white around.

Han Li: When I first entered Kelly Park, they patted my face, just like Lucy first entered Narnia. That's fun!

Nevertheless, the director is still not satisfied. In order to create a more perfect visual effect, the film crew also went to the Czech Republic to shoot a real snow scene in Ade Spacci National Park. This few-minute shot in the film was originally shot for more than seven hours. Fields appear:

However, the most noteworthy scene is the thrilling scene of children fleeing wolves and crossing glaciers. It can be said that it is the biggest and most dynamic scene in the whole film. It was built according to the ratio of 1: 3. The ice floe that the little actor walked through is real and will tilt and shake, but the scene that was washed away by the river was filmed in a large pool in the Czech Republic. They want the role of water to be as real as possible for children.

In addition, in the inner shed of Los Angeles, the staff built a local model of the iceberg to match the scene filmed in New Zealand and added a long river bank. Four cameras took inset photos of the broken ice. Let's take a complete look at this unforgettable picture.

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