Beijing News (Reporter Zhou Huixiaowan) The movie " Under the Stranger " has been launched in imax theaters across the country. The entire film is specially shot with imax. Imax will have 26% more complete picture content than the ordinary version. On July 29, an in-depth sharing event for imax’s special shooting of “Under the Stranger”, a guide for junior high school students in imax’s “The Academy of Strangers”, was held in Beijing. Director Wu Ershan, co-director Xia Peng, actors Li Wanda, Song Ningfeng , and Wu Jiakai visited the IMAX theater to dismantle IMAX's special shooting technology and the behind-the-scenes stories of the movie. A group photo of
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"Under the Stranger" is director Wu Ershan's first film specially shot with IMAX. During the filming process, imax special shooting will fully capture the spectacular images customized by the film's creators for the imax big screen, presenting 26% more complete picture content in imax theaters than the ordinary version. As a loyal supporter of the cinema experience, Director Wu Ershan explained: "The increase in the (imax) aspect ratio is very important because we can use the space above and below the screen, because "Under the Stranger" has a lot of super powers and actions. , there are many spatial changes between the sky and the earth. In particular, the picture needs to be wide enough to more fully express the movement of the characters in the space."
Wu Ershan also used the "Abandoned Factory Group Scene" as an example to introduce in detail, Feng Baobao's writhing in the air. There are multiple angles such as looking up and looking down, which requires a wide enough field of view to present visual wonders. The frame of imax is also relatively close to the image that our eyes can see intuitively. Xia Peng also used "feeling" as the theme to share the immersive experience brought by the larger format of imax, allowing the audience to participate in the world of the movie. The
event not only showed the audience two "high-energy highlights" clips converted to imax format, but also showed many behind-the-scenes materials of the film for the first time, such as the action demo, which the actor called "the most complete and restored" - Each action scene has been carefully designed, fully performed, and even presented with special effects to give the shots a sense of form. Only by precisely controlling every picture, every action, and the movement of every shot can we achieve a comic-like vision. tension. Photography director Zhong Rui also recorded a video to share how IMAX's special shooting can help achieve a comic feel: "The camera opportunities are very close to the actors, and wide angles are used to make each scene clear and intense. IMAX's special shooting can achieve a very comic feel. Mechanical movement.”
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Li Wanda, who plays Feng Baobao, shared that there is a scene in the film where a group of puppets are wiped out with a knife. More than 20 scenes were shot for this scene, and each scene had to be precise. "As actors, what we need to do is to reach a certain level of physical fitness. Baobao's words are expressions, and I have to control my performance when I do very high-intensity movements." In order to play Feng Baobao well, Li Wanda had no expression on her face, In a calm state, I practiced not laughing and speaking for a long time before starting the filming, so as to ensure accurate expression control in front of the camera.
Wu Jiakai played Zhang Lingyu in the film. He admitted that he was a little afraid of heights, but when he was filming the "Thunder Technique Showdown" with Zhang Chulan, he spent most of the time performing in the air with wires hanging. Not only did he have to The martial arts teacher coordinates the movements, pays attention to his own condition and performance, and considers the position of the camera. Actor Song Ningfeng also shared that he and Director Wu Ershan continued to adjust and improve the richness of the characters to perfectly present the A and B sides of "Xu Si".
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