Jason Wu has no military power, so why can military equipment be mobilized when shooting?

As for why Jason Wu was able to transfer tanks and other weapons and equipment to the film, the military responded with domineering words at that time: it was provided by the military. This answer is straightforward. Then why can Jason Wu let the military provide equipment?

Anyone who has seen Wolf Warrior 1 and Wolf Warrior 2 knows that many weapons have appeared in them, including the Army's Type 99 main battle tank and helicopter gunships. Generally, weapons that are difficult to obtain like this are basically replaced by props, but the weapons and equipment used in Jason Wu's Wolf Warriors are all real, and everyone is enjoying it. These are all provided by the army. Of course, there is another "episode". What you may not know is that Jason Wu spent a lot of time filming Wolf Warriors. Among them, Jason Wu spent two years in the special forces, and everyone may be very strange.

Why did Wu Jing go to the special forces for training? In fact, this is exactly the test of Jason Wu by the army. In this test period, to their surprise, Jason Wu is different from some stars. He has no star shelf in the army and gets along well with other soldiers. When training with other soldiers, Jason Wu said that he was not an actor, but a real soldier. Jason Wu followed the training of other soldiers and never complained.

It is precisely because of the indomitable spirit of Jason Wu soldiers that the military thinks this is very rare, so we feel that we support the props provided by Jason Wu. So don't be misunderstood. The tank helicopter in Wolf Warriors was not bought by Jason Wu, but was infected by Jason Wu's indomitable spirit and was recognized by the military.

Jason Wu's cooperation with the army Jason Wu was born in a martial arts family and has nothing to do with the army. However, after so many years of debut, he also participated in some military film and television dramas with solid martial arts and industry reputation.

Long-term training and exchanges have brought Jason Wu closer to the propaganda and literature departments of the army. The filming of "Special Forces 2" is the deep cooperation between Jason Wu and the military, and this cooperation is both an opportunity and a test, and it is also the preparatory work for Jason Wu to film "Wolf Warriors". Because Jason Wu needs the approval and support of relevant departments to shoot military movies, if this attempt on military themes can be successful, then everyone is confident in the release of Wolf Warriors!

Jason Wu's original intention of making a series of films about Wolf Warriors is to show the world the bravery and momentum of China soldiers, which shows that China is now strong and shows the prestige of our country. The military also said that the military has a confidentiality policy and will never expose anything that needs to be kept secret. As a China person, who doesn't want to see the strength of the motherland? Who can refuse Jason Wu's dream for many years and his sincere patriotism? Therefore, the unconditional support of the military is also reasonable. People who have seen Wolf Warriors should also know how difficult it is for Jason Wu to step down.

The army's own needs In the past few years, China's navy and air force have their own major films on related subjects. The Air Force has Jerry Lee's Hunting in the Air, and the Navy has Operation Red Sea starring Zhang Yi and Christina.

In the "air hunting", in the face of foreign unidentified aircraft invading our airspace, officers and men of our air force will win each other. In the red sea operation, the marine corps defeated the ferocious enemy with fearless and sacrifice-free actions. As an army with a large number of troops and advanced equipment, China urgently needs a film that can reflect its fighting capacity and mental outlook to promote itself.

It is common for the army to assist in filming. In old movies in the past, we often saw subtitles, "So-and-so troops assisted shooting", which means that the army assisted shooting war scenes, including, of course, the scenes of using army soldiers as extras and hordes, as well as all the tanks, warships, fighters and other equipment that appeared in the war scenes.

Jason Wu's filming of "Wolf Warrior" was also supported by the army. According to media reports, the troops assisting Jason Wu in filming "Wolf Warriors 2" belong to the Nanjing Military Region.

The shooting of military films must be examined by the relevant departments of the People's Liberation Army. After the shooting of any military film of our army is completed, the director should report the script to the People's Liberation Army Art Center and other relevant departments for review. The purpose of the audit is to ensure that military movies conform to the actual characteristics of our army, conform to the development history of our army, respect history and facts, and strictly implement the relevant systems and disciplines of our army.

Because the shooting is too strict, we can't invite extras at a high price. In order to arrange a large command place, the director set the scene in the hangar. The temperature is over 40 degrees in summer, and many actors have prickly heat. When shooting in Nanjing, it was very sultry in those days. The people in Tankelei were sweating, and the scorching sun made many people exhausted.

Shooting started on 1 day. In order to meet the director's requirements, this group performance is very difficult. Five extras went into shock that day, and the group performance couldn't come the next day. In order to invite extras, the crew offered 400 yuan a high price for one day, but they still couldn't get the right person. Because it is easy to get heatstroke in the hot sun, and the requirements are strict, many people can't stand it.

Without the support of the military, it is almost impossible to start shooting film and television works with military themes. This applies not only to Wolf Warriors, but also to other military film and television works. The military is willing to support film and television works that actively promote the army, and it is normal to provide some military weapons. This has nothing to do with whether the director has military power or not.