Feng Bing's behind-the-scenes tidbits

1. When he ran to the swamp to save people, Jia Yiping was wrapped in plastic wrap for safety. During the filming, Jia Yiping rushed into the swamp at an extremely fast speed, and the strong air pressure instantly solidified his breath. He continued to finish the performance, but it became more and more difficult to breathe. It was not until the crew came to drag him ashore and untied the plastic wrap that he saved the day.

2. The drama "Ice Peak" took six years from preparation to shooting.

3. In order to shoot a snowy scene, the director chose a small slope for the safety of the actors, but in order to make the effect presented in the camera more perfect, Jia Yiping insisted on choosing a wild slope that no one had ever stopped.

4. There is a special actor in the play, the military dog Shenlong, who is regarded as the big star of the whole group, and has become the "pet dog" of the whole group because he is very human and naive.

5. When filming the scene where Xiaotian Wood saved Gu Menger in the swamp, Shen Jiani, who plays Gu Menger, was wrapped in plastic wrap, but he couldn't move several times in the swamp because of lack of oxygen on the plateau. It was not until after the filming was completed that the staff poured hot water all over her body and let her take oxygen that she recovered.

6. Because the whole drama has been filmed in the plateau snow, Shen Jiani often has to endure altitude sickness such as dizziness, fever and lack of oxygen, and can't wear glasses to protect himself even when his eyes are bloodshot.

7. When filming a scene in the water, it was the freezing season, but Wang Ting plunged into the water and soon began to perform, and only one shot was taken to complete the scene.

8. 90% of the scenes in the whole drama "Ice Peak" were shot at the snow line above 4600 meters above sea level.

9. Director Ada said that as long as the play was filmed, he would cry, but in the end he persisted.

10, the weather on the plateau is changeable, it often snows and hails when filming, and the crew changes their plans almost every day.