Interesting TV tour

The German National Television has a travel channel that is very popular among TV viewers. Watching this TV program, the audience is like sitting in a car for a ride, accompanied by melodious light music and melodious explanations. Beautiful scenery appeared before my eyes...

I often watch this program and learned some about the shooting situation. In fact, the shooting process is very simple, that is, three cameras are fixed on the top of the interview car. On the front and left and right sides of the vehicle, three cameras shoot simultaneously while the vehicle is driving. The pictures that the audience sees on the TV screen are mainly the scenery in the front, and only in some tourist attractions or special places will the pictures on the sides appear. Because the German roads are flat and a special deceleration shock absorber is installed on the camera fixture, the TV image is particularly stable and the effect is very good. When the program is playing, there are always two map frames in the lower right corner of the TV screen. One is Germany and the other is the state where the picture is located. They use road lines of different colors and a flashing sign to clearly tell the audience the current location of the TV interview vehicle. , roads that have been traveled and roads that will be traveled, allowing the audience to keep track of the dynamics of the interview vehicle at any time. When the interview vehicle comes to the residences of some viewers or places familiar to some viewers, it often brings surprises to these viewers.

Under normal circumstances, the speed of cars is maintained at 60 kilometers per hour. In areas with mediocre scenery, interview vehicles will rush past; in key tourist areas, the speed will drop to 20 kilometers per hour. The highway network covers the entire country, and every village and town in the country is connected by at least a third-level highway. Even in mountainous areas, roads are quite developed. The winding roads surrounding the mountains even connect every villa located in the mountains to each other. It is said that this TV interview vehicle has traveled to all places open to traffic in Germany and exceeded every road in Germany.

In addition to filming the natural scenery along the way, the camera crew sometimes also records interesting things along the way. Once, the program played the entire process of an interview vehicle being surrounded by a group of monkeys. At noon that day, the interview car parked on the side of the winding mountain road. When the reporters were about to have lunch, a monkey suddenly jumped out of the tree and asked for food. After the monkey ate, more than a dozen monkeys came out. Some The monkey actually started to grab food. The reporters quickly retreated to the car when they saw that the situation was not good. At this time, more and more monkeys got up and surrounded the car. The reporters threw almost all the food they brought at the monkeys, but they still couldn't lure them away. In the end, they had to ask the forest police for help to rescue them.

On another occasion, a feature film reflecting the life of an old man living alone in the forest was inserted into the program, which aroused great interest among the audience. This was also news disclosed by the media for the first time. While filming in Ace's inaccessible forest, they passed by a forest villa and saw an old man with white hair drinking beer alone under an ancient tree. The reporters were deeply shocked and immediately got out of the car to visit. The old man warmly invited reporters to drink home-made beer and asked them to take pictures of him and his home in the forest so that he could show them to his children and grandchildren living in the far north city of Wismar. This old man who highly values ??nature has been living alone in the deep mountains and forests for more than ten years.

Of course, the most fascinating thing about TV travel programs is the beautiful and spectacular natural scenery and cultural landscapes. When people are tired or bored, turn on the travel channel on the TV, and you will follow the interview car through the streets and alleys, trekking through mountains and rivers. Sometimes you will see rows of high-rise buildings, sometimes you will see endless green hills, and sometimes you will see mountains and mountains. The situation is beautiful, sometimes the lake is thousands of miles away, and the mist is vast, which makes people feel relaxed and happy.