Didn't you say that we would lose money after filming?

However, what Xia Yuan didn't know, and even the other crew members didn't notice, was...
Since their filming location this time was not in a film and television city, there was no such thing as tight security. They even went there in the city, and simply cordoned off a road that was rarely visited for filming.

So, no one saw that on top of a house in the street camera, there was a young boy wearing pajamas, holding a video recorder in his hand, and excitedly filming the scene below.

the other side.

The most prosperous street in New York is located on the famous Times Square.

In the past few days, this most prosperous area in New York has been directly blocked.

Because this is the filming set of the once-famous Hollywood superhero movie "Motorcycle Man"!

There was news about Times Square being closed off for filming a movie, which attracted the attention of many people in the past two days.

Many people have tried to explore what is happening inside.

But the final result is obvious, all failed.

It is precisely because of this that the gimmick of "Motorcycle Man" is once again maximized.

At this moment, a round of filming is going on inside the surrounded studio.

The movie star who plays the protagonist, the biker himself, is sitting on a motorcycle being pulled forward by a pickup truck and looking cool.

In fact, this method is also the technique used by most directors at this stage to shoot scenes with moving vehicles.

The biggest advantage is that it can greatly restore the driving feeling while also saving a lot of money.

After all, there is no need to spend money on fuel, and no one has to drive the vehicle themselves, allowing the actors to concentrate on their performance without even having to worry about personal safety or damage to vehicle props.

However, this method also has a major disadvantage, which is that you can only shoot with a fixed lens that is slightly close-up and a slightly wide-angle lens.

If you deviate from this perspective even slightly, there is a risk of being exposed.

What they were shooting at this moment was a set of stunt shots, in which the protagonist was fighting against Dr. Evil's minions on his own magic motorcycle, and then the magic motorcycle exploded.

Of course, in the setting of the plot, it is impossible for the protagonist's real golden finger to actually explode and be damaged.

Instead, it is a suspenseful plot that heightens the audience's sense of tension, first throwing out a crisis suspense and drawing a big question mark in the audience's hearts.

They were nervous and confused at the same time, could it be that the magic motorcycle really exploded?

Is it true that the protagonist cannot defeat evil?
First a wave of pressure, then a wave of pressure.

Then, after the emotions were built up, there was another reversal, and the magic motorcycle flew out from the flames of the explosion in a new look.

This technique of first suppressing and then praising, first creating suspense and then giving a sense of excitement, is not only applicable in online literature, but is also an old technique in film and television works. If used well, it can indeed achieve the effect of being effective every time.

At this moment, with the order from the director of "Motorcycle Man", everything is proceeding in an orderly manner according to plan.

"Very good, keep it like this, very good, very good! Wairigud!"

Then, when the camera was about to perform a stunt, they called for a pause, and then asked a stand-in to do a backflip and a series of motorcycle stunts on the motorcycle. Then, they called for another pause, pushed the motorcycle away, and then used a green screen to blow up the motorcycle directly on the spot with explosives.

This series of shots is finished.

What? Why didn't the explosion camera explode in the car?

Brother, what kind of explosion scene do you have to do yourself? Do you know how expensive a customized heavy-duty, large-displacement BMW motorcycle is? Do you know how much it costs?
More expensive than most of your cars!
Blowing up a car just to shoot a shot? How could you come up with that!

Being able to give you an air bomb without using any special effects, but only using post-production special effects to move the car over is already giving you face!
Directly blow up the car? Just bragging! Who can resist this? Even if Mr. Hart himself comes, it won’t work! Who doesn’t make movies to make money? Just bragging! Have you ever made one? Ghana!

However, what no one in the entire "Motorcycle Man" crew noticed was that in a remote corner, there was a camera facing their set.

There is no way. After all, Times Square itself is an extremely prosperous and land-scarce commercial district. Even if you can close it off to shoot a movie, you have no right to ask those businesses and owners to leave.

Or maybe the film producers who chose this kind of place as a film set had already made preparations.

What preparations? Naturally, preparations for information leaks.

Sometimes, appropriate information leaks can even help spread the popularity of a movie, which is something the film producers would be happy to see.

Soon, related clips began to circulate on the Internet.

"Oh shit! The filming site of "Motorcycle Man" is so cool. This motorcycle fits my fantasy of a magical motorcycle! And there is an explosion on the spot. I guess it is the fourth chapter of the comic, the scene where the magical motorcycle is reborn from the ashes!"

The short video, only a few minutes long, has attracted a lot of attention and popularity in a short period of time.

"I'm coming!"

"Oh my god, it's really cool, I mean, I'm ready to go see this movie in the theater now."

"What a cool explosion, but what's strange is that this is the fourth episode of rebirth from the ashes. According to the plot setting, the explosion must have happened on the car! The car must have rushed past the explosion site! Why did they push the car away?"

"It's normal for filming a movie. This kind of scene is usually put together in post-production through special effects and editing. How could anyone think that they would really blow up a car just for a shot? It would be too expensive."

"This is already pretty good."

Soon, the official account of DT Comics Club also made a statement in a "urgent" manner.

They announced that they were sorry that the filming content had been leaked, which was a huge disaster, and they were now in contact to recover.

This has once again pushed up the heat of the entire leak incident, but I don’t know whether it is because DT Comics is incompetent, or because their big boss behind the scenes, Twenty-First Century Fox, has already pulled the plug and said they would find someone to delete it, but after a week, the leaked footage has not been completely deleted.

A lot of people on the Internet were saying that he was handsome, and it successfully piqued the interest of a large number of viewers.

And if nothing unexpected happens, this may become a huge successful marketing case for "Motorcycle Man".

As a result, just one week later, a netizen inexplicably posted a video.

[The Transformers crew rented a studio near my home and risked their lives to shoot a clip, blowing up eleven cars in a row. The cool footage leaked out, with a clear contrast] (End of this chapter)