When the audience is watching the movie, they will feel excited listening to the song "Men Should Be Strong" and looking at the scene, so why not let them listen to it directly on the spot?

So Li Yi quickly asked the assistant director to get a player, and it was a large speaker.

After Li Yi wrote the song "Men Should Strengthen Theirself", he specially found a famous Hong Kong singer with an iron lung to sing it.

It can be said that the quality of the songs is very good.

When the tune adapted from "The General's Order" called "Men Should Strengthen Theirself" played, Li Yi suddenly felt something bad.

"Practice!" Li Yi shouted loudly.

Accompanied by passionate and heroic singing.

Zhao Qian and his soldiers had a fist fight on the beach.

It was nothing at first, but gradually, the singing started.

“Arrogance laughs at thousands of waves, and blood is hotter than the red sun;

His courage is like iron, his bones are like fine steel! His mind is as wide as a thousand feet, and his vision is as far as ten thousand miles."

“Pledge to work hard to become a good man; to be a good man, you must improve yourself every day!

A hot-blooded man is as hot as the red sun..."

Li Yi directly signaled to turn on the phone!

"Once Upon a Time, the first scene, the first shot, the eighth shot, ACTION!"

This time it felt right.

Li Yi looked at the picture on the monitor and couldn't help but nodded.

"Okay! Passed!"

"Okay!" Everyone in the crew cheered.

Although the first game didn't get off to a good start, at least it passed!

And Li Yi was obviously very satisfied. In addition, this song, paired with this scene, made the crew feel very excited after watching it.

This is also the reason why Li Yi chose this scene for the first scene!

There are actually not many scenes on the beach, but this one is the most crucial.

The filming was completed quickly and smoothly, and then the scene was transferred.

The filming of "Once Upon a Time" is gradually getting better. Although many action scenes have to be shot repeatedly, the actors are all very capable.

And because Li Yi has repeatedly emphasized safety, both the behind-the-scenes staff and the actors take it very seriously.

Before the start of every shooting, as long as there are wires involved or there are potential safety hazards, we will be required to go through an inspection.

In fact, Diaowei Ya is not only dangerous for actors, but more importantly, it is very painful.

For example, when we were watching a movie, we saw Huang Feihong flying up and kicking Foshan Wuying. It seemed very cool, but for actors, it is really not that difficult to film such a scene well.

First of all, he has to perform actions in the air, and they are unconventional actions, especially side-lying flying kicks. The key is to move and continuously fly kicks. After every scene is filmed, even if Zhao Qian is protected, he is still covered by Wia.

It caused a lot of bruises.

More importantly, this kind of play is often difficult to get up to speed. After all, you are not doing the moves alone, but with an opponent.

Even if there is a slight mistake or the effect is not the best, it needs to be retaken.

Therefore, the filming progress of "Once Upon a Time" is not very fast.

Although no major accidents occurred, minor accidents were commonplace.

For example, if you don't control your balance in the air, you will be easily injured. After all, hanging by a thin wire, even if you take adequate protection, it will only prevent the actor from being in too serious danger, but it will only be a small injury.

Injury, pain, and fatigue are inevitable.

It is actually very different from the earlier "One Sword, Allure".

Although there are many fighting scenes in "One Sword of the City", in fact, the style of the fighting scenes in "One Sword of the City" is completely different from that of "Once Upon a Time".

The more Li Yi films, the more he feels emotional. The decline of martial arts films and kung fu films is not without reason.

On the one hand, if this type of movie is to be made well, the requirements for actors are very high, and now, how many actors are willing to be so tired after becoming famous?

Why bother when you can make a lot of money while just lying down?

On the other hand, it is also because the filming of this type of movie is high-risk and difficult, and it is often difficult to keep up with the schedule.

This is the biggest difference between today and the golden age of Hong Kong movies.

In those days in Hong Kong, was it possible to shoot an action movie quickly because there were no injuries?

The answer is no, but because at that time, it was not a big deal for actors to get injured or anything like that. Unlike now, if actors, especially more popular actors, were really injured or something, not to mention the actors themselves being affected, the investment

Fang, the crew can't afford such a risk!
Chapter completed!