Where is the shooting location of 800?

In 20 13, 800 was officially prepared for the first time, and the team went to Ningbo Xiangshan plot to build a landscape, but the space was still insufficient. Later, the main shooting location of 800 was Huayi Brothers Film World Shooting Base in Suzhou Yangcheng Lake Peninsula Tourism Resort.

In order to truly restore this period of history, director Guan Hu led the team to design and build 68 buildings covering an area of 200 mu in Suzhou Shooting Base from August 20 16, dig deep into the 200-meter-long Suzhou River and restore a "hell" of war and a "paradise" of neon lights on both sides of the strait. 1: 65438.

The requirements of film art scenery are relatively difficult, and the construction of shooting base has also been adjusted and revised according to the requirements of the crew. In order to illuminate each floor of the four rows of warehouses, the 800 photography department cooperated with the art and engineering departments to open nearly 200 holes on the fourth floor. Now, the studio and the stage are equipped with the same lighting, and the lighting in each area of the warehouse is connected with dimming meters and controlled in a unified way.

The 800-year outline:

Eight Hundred is a war film produced by Huayi Brothers Film Co., Ltd. and Beijing Seven Impression Culture Media Co., Ltd., and jointly produced by Tencent Film Culture Communication Co., Ltd., Beijing Light Film Co., Ltd. and Alibaba Pictures (Beijing) Co., Ltd., directed by Guan Hu and starring Huang Zhizhong, Ou Dahao, Wang Qianyuan, Zhang Yi, Du Chun,, and Yu.

The film is set in the background of 1937 Songhu War. The fierce fighting between China and Japan has lasted for three months, and Shanghai is on the verge of falling. Xie Jinyuan (Du Chun), deputy head of the 524th Regiment of the 262nd Brigade of the 88th Division, led more than 420 people to fight alone in the last line of defense and stay in the Shanghai Fourth Line Warehouse. In order to create momentum, it is called 800 people. "eight hundred heroes" was ordered to stay in Zhabei, Shanghai, and fought for four days in the four-row warehouse along the Suzhou Creek. It was not until June 30th of 10 that they were ordered to evacuate to the British Concession.