Where was this TV play filmed? Introduction of scenic spots on the shooting site

The whole scene of the TV series is still very grand. As a spy war film, this TV series restores the bustling scene of Shanghai as much as possible. Some of these scenes are set, and some are taken in real scenes.

Where was it taken?

The production scale of Aiming is huge, and it has been filmed in Xiangshan, Shanghai and Hengdian. A total of 579 scenes were built, and 16 cinemas were rented, covering an area of over 35,000 square meters and 30,000 square meters respectively. At most, there were 1500 staff members. Ye Jinjun said that although Aiming is a small-screen work, its production completely follows the level of film production. On the one hand, the drama breaks the traditional positive sequence structure of TV series, tries to film the narrative style of time and space, interweaves the present with memories, and awakens the delicate and natural emotional expression; On the other hand, the whole process adopts world-class film shooting equipment, and the lighting and costume design are exquisite. At the same time, "Aiming" focuses on the "sniper technology stream", and presents the wonderful pictures of bullets in a panoramic view through high-quality lens language, bringing an audio-visual feast to the audience.

Introduction of some scenic spots

In episode 10 of the spy war drama "aiming", the public security bureau and the jellyfish assassination team will ambush at Songjiang station. The shooting location of Songjiang Railway Station in the play is China Studios located in Xiangshan xinqiao town, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province. Many friends may have heard the name "China Studios" for the first time, and more people only know Xiangshan Studios. In fact, China Studios and Xiangshan Studios are separated by a street, covering an area of about 1 1,000 mu. It was built by Zhejiang Radio and Television with an investment of 65.438+0.5 billion yuan.

This is the Peiping Railway Station in imitation of the Republic of China, that is, Songjiang Station in the drama "Ai Ming", which is located in China Hai Cinema in Zhejiang. In my eyes, this railway station is the most exquisitely decorated of all the film and television bases I have ever seen. As soon as you step into this place, you will marvel at its nostalgia.

The iron fence and exit gate of the railway station. In the plot, plainclothes and jellyfish assassination team members of the Public Security Bureau are ready to go at the railway station. Members of the jellyfish assassination team wore bald heads and dressed as porters. His task is to pull out the small red flag inserted on the aircraft carrier and inform his associates as soon as there is any situation.

In front of the train station waiting building in the plot, people come and go, and women wearing sunglasses (members of the jellyfish assassination team) are mixed in the crowd. Once they saw their bald heads pulling out the little red flag inserted in the van, they immediately took off their sunglasses and called the police to signal their associates to stop their actions and evacuate immediately.

The drama has a sense of history in details, which truthfully restored the relatively "advanced" level of Shanghai at that time:

1. Telephone, telephone booth, long distance call.

1876, Bell and Watson in America invented the telephone. Only one year later, Xu Huasheng successfully copied the first telephone in China and put it into use according to the introduction of telephone in western newspapers.

1879 In September, Danish Dabei Telegraph Company applied to Shanghai Public Concession Bureau for telephone franchise, which was approved.

1926, with the long-distance call in Shanghai, the two telephone systems in Huayang began to communicate with each other, breaking the previous situation of "telephone independence".

So the long-distance call made by female spies in Aiming refers to the long-distance call made in Shanghai after 1926. Although the two telephone systems in Huayang have been interconnected, the procedures for manual transfer are more complicated and the time will be longer.

2. Weather forecast.

The earliest weather station in China is Xujiahui Observatory built at 1872.

1900 In March, the Shanghai agent of Swedish Ericsson Telephone Company, together with several British and Chinese businessmen, registered the British company Huayang Telephone Company. 1900 In August, the central exchange of hankou road Company was opened, and there were no fewer than 100 telephone exchanges. In addition to private and public telephone services, the company also operates the weather forecast service issued by Xujiahui Observatory.

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In 2000, the assassination of Chi Tiecheng, who followed the fog and waited for an opportunity, was an enemy spy action after answering the weather forecast prompted by telephone.

3. Fire hydrants and fire brigades

1966 On July 20th, Shanghai No.1 Fire Brigade was established, which is the first modern fire brigade in China. In August of the same year, the Second Fire Brigade of Hongkou was established. At this time, the fire brigade has water guns, hook ladders, axes, fire engines, water pump trucks, steam pump trucks, water pump trucks, ambulances and a series of street fire hydrants.

Yes,/kloc-There were fire hydrants in Shanghai more than 50 years ago. When Su rescued Ouyang, he just put on a fire hose, which reflected the most modern aspect of Shanghai at that time.

4. Slides

Around 1933, factories in Shanghai were able to make their own slide projectors.

1937, the famous Danish physicist niels bohr visited China and gave a lecture entitled "Nucleus" and "Causality Law in Physics" at Shanghai Jiaotong University. At that time, when giving lectures, slides were used for presentations.

Tongji University, Fudan University and Jiaotong University have all used celluloid slides as teaching AIDS.

At that time, the public security department of 1949 naturally made a case analysis of enemy spy with slides.

5. Movies

According to Shanghai Ai Ming, the film was introduced to Shanghai in August 1896+0 1. 1908, there is a cinema in Shanghai that can accommodate 250 people at the same time: Hongkou Grand Theatre. Since then, Lanxin Grand Theatre, Maggie Cinema and Daguangming Cinema have truly become the movie capitals of Broadway in the East and China. Countless filmmakers gathered here.

From 65438 to 0937, Disney's first animated feature film Aiming swept the world at the box office, and Shanghai Beach was no exception.

Among 755-79000 dramas, Snow Cake, which Xiaoxue likes, is evidence of the development of Shanghai film industry.

6. Fax machine

Fax technology was born as early as 65438+1940s, and was invented by British inventor Alexander Bain in 1843. Thirty years before the invention of the telephone. Fax gradually matured in the 1920s.

Due to the foundation of publishing and newspaper industry in Shanghai, fax is widely used.

7. Mobile walkie-talkie

What Cao Bida is holding like a "mobile phone" is his grandfather's mobile walkie-talkie, which was equipped by the US Army before World War II. This walkie-talkie weighs 2.3kg, its working frequency is 3.5~6MHz, and its communication distance is1~ 4.8km. In American World War II movies, we can often see:

After the liberation of Shanghai, the arms control department confiscated these walkie-talkies and equipped them to do enemy spy work in the public security bureau. This is reasonable.

8. Shanghai Electric Power System

At that time, Shanghai was the city with the best power system and the most household appliances in China. The first electric lamp, the first power plant, the first line, the first electric meter, the first transformer, the first cable and the first substation in China were born here.

186 1 year, British businessmen in Shanghai Concession advocated the use of kerosene lamps, so they raised funds to set up a factory and set up a "British fire station" to provide gas lighting for users. From Nanjing Road and Henan Road to the Bund, 10 street lamps are all gas lighting.

1882, an Englishman, Li De, founded Shanghai Optoelectronics Co., Ltd., and gas lighting competed with electric lighting. At one time, gas lighting gained the upper hand because of its low price and high brightness. Later, due to the development of electric light, it lost to electric light.

The word "fire eye" evolved from the fire in England and was applied to electric lighting, which has been used ever since. When the power plant was first born, there were only electric lights in household appliances, so the power plant was also called a light factory. Users need to pull wires when buying lamps, which can be used for lighting. The word "fire eye" has been handed down because it follows the name of gas lamp "fire field".

The female spy called and lied that she belonged to the power company and asked to check the electricity meter. The person in charge of the bakery asked the staff to check how much the pyrometer had gone, and the sense of history came out as soon as it was heard.

1924, Shanghai Huasheng Electric Appliance Factory was transformed from a small workshop, and electrical facilities such as electric fans and self-cooling cabinets were also developed. Therefore, the shaking electric fan in Aiming is also in line with the historical facts of Shanghai at that time, and the audience need not make a fuss.