Hollywood Drawing

"Robert, camera No. 1 goes down fifteen degrees and uses a medium shot to expand the entire track. Camera No. 2 pays attention to capturing the explosion point. I want clear firelight."

Wayne stood on the prop car, looking down at the lifelike and huge model of Gotham, holding a loudspeaker and giving orders constantly.

The camera crew is debugging nervously, and the pyrotechnics crew is also doing final inspections. Although the explosives they deployed are for filming, their power is very different from military explosives. Incidents of broken props and injuries to people are still happening. , which is why Wayne wants to clear the scene.

Except for the specially set aside shooting positions during the set-up, there are no reliable protection measures in other locations. The various debris blown up from close range are powerful enough to cut a person's throat.

After two days of constant trial and error by the pyrotechnics team, they also found the best rhythm with the filming team. Although compared to literary dramas and action scenes, the constant explosions and shattering sounds are very annoying, but the core team has followed Wayne After working together for several years, I have adapted to his focused work style.

Everyone was focused to avoid making stupid mistakes and wasting valuable prop models again.

"The blasting point is ready."

"Camera crew, OK."

When everything was ready, Wayne confirmed again that the set had been cleared, and then the official filming began.

"boom!"

It took 7 months to make the exquisite model of Gotham City. With a muffled sound, the tracks that ran through the city once again exploded.

This is already the third one that exploded today. The first two exploded in places they shouldn't have due to pyrotechnics control issues.

In the flash of fire, the city-wide track with explosive points was placed, and it hit the ruins on the ground hard, stirring up many fragments.

Wayne could see very clearly from a high place. The blast effect was good this time. The direction of collapse was basically consistent with what he requested, and the explosion did not affect other buildings.

He climbed down from the prop car, ignored Naomi Watts dusting him off, and walked directly behind the director's monitor to check the footage he had just shot. The effect of this shooting was very good.

"How about it?"

Zack Snyder ran over with a somewhat disgraced look and nervously asked about the results of the shooting. He really wanted to end this kind of lens that tortured the ears and nerves as soon as possible.

Nodding with satisfaction, Wayne waved to him. "Excellent! There's no problem with this. Let's organize the crew to transition. There's only one scene left. If everything goes well, we can finish all filming today."

Time has gradually come to the end of December, and everyone wants to complete the shooting as soon as possible and return to Los Angeles to spend Christmas with their families. The staff quickly packed up the shooting scene and loaded all the props and equipment into the car.

The motorcade ran back to Brooklyn from the suburbs before lunch, and Wayne immediately announced a break. They had one afternoon to shoot the scene between Jim Gordon and Bruce Wayne at the end, and this long shot was relatively easy. There is no need to waste this time.

In the director's trailer, lunch had just ended when Liam Neeson opened the door and walked in, greeted Nina and Naomi Watts, and sat across from the film director.

"Tomorrow at most, the entire filming will be over." He reached out and touched his nose, and said awkwardly: "I came here to thank you, Director Greenberg, for giving me this opportunity."

As the second most important character in the film after the male protagonist, his role as Henry Duca plays a very important role. As long as the film can be as popular as the director's previous works, his career will take an important step forward.

Smiling and shaking his head, Wayne took out a cigarette and lit it, took a deep breath and said: "Liam, your acting skills have always been very stable, whether it is literary drama or action drama, your performance is as good as ever, so you're welcome, you are Opportunities earned through professionalism.”

As one of the two main characters, Wayne is very satisfied with his performance. This uncle who will save the world and the earth in the future, his acting skills have always been very online, especially his understanding of the character's heart, which can always be captured accurately. What the director needs.

Liam Neeson perfectly played the role of the leader of the League of Shadow Warriors. The League of Shadow Warriors is also called the League of Assassins in the comics. It is an ancient villain organization. The League of Shadow Warriors changes the world in a way they think is just. The leader of the organization is called Lal. Si-el-gu.

The origin of this name is Arabic, which means "Devil's Head". In the comics, Lars El-Gu accidentally discovered the Lazarus Pool, gained immortality through immersion, and then founded the Shadow Warrior Alliance.

He summoned fighting masters from all over the world and wanted to train them into his servants. His only purpose was to build the ideal world in his heart.

Although Wayne has made some changes in this film, Liam Neeson still plays the role of the leader to perfection, especially the ideological conflict with Batman, which is one of the core selling points of the film.

"Okay." Waving his hand, Wayne stood up and prepared to step out of the trailer and start the final shooting. "Liam, I understand what you mean. By the way, there will be a party when we return to Los Angeles. Warner Brothers seems to have booked a bar, so remember to come."

"I will." Liam Neeson nodded and followed him into the building in front of him.

This scene will be shot on the roof of the building, and the crew has started working one after another. By the time Wayne comes up, the shooting scene is almost ready.

Towards the end of a shoot, productivity gets really high and no one wants to stay on set in New York for Christmas.

Wayne walked to the director's seat silently and watched the filming scene being arranged in an orderly manner. He did not go to tell the scenes for the two protagonists. After such a long period of filming, whether it was Christian Bale or Gary O'Dea, Man, they all understand how they should express the characters.

Half an hour later, props, scenery and other related personnel slowly withdrew from the shooting center, and the camera positions were adjusted. Zack Snyder personally carried the microphone and nodded to him, indicating that filming could start at any time.

After the two actors stood on the edge of the building and got ready, the scorer raised the scoreboard and placed it in front of the lens of Camera No. 1.

"Batman Begins, Scene 342, Act 1, Begin!"

Wearing a pure black armor, black mask, and black cape, Christian Bale walked into the camera.

"Dang, Dang."

He knocked on the transmitting instrument that was pointing into the sky and illuminating bats, waking up Gary Oldman who was holding a cup of coffee and looking towards the city.

Jim Gordon turned around and said in a relaxed tone: "It's good, I can't find the gang boss tied up on it."

"police officer."

"I'm the director now." Jim Gordon looked at him seriously. "You have changed the status quo. Bad policemen no longer dare to mess around, and people are full of hope! However, Naihe Island is still controlled by criminals. We have not yet caught Klein and the half of the lunatic asylum he let go. patient."

Bruce Wayne, as calm as ever, said: "I will catch them, and we can revive Gotham City."

"Mastering the stick, but aiming for the yard."

"How to say?"

Gary Oderman looked at him seriously. "The police started using semi-automatic rifles, and the criminals used automatic rifles. We wore body armor, and they used DUM bullets. Then what? You wear a mask and climb over walls!"

As he spoke, he raised his hand and took out a card. "Take this guy for example. He commits murder and arson. He does all kinds of evil! Like you, he likes to do drag shows and leave his business card after committing the crime."

Christian Bale took the card, lowered his head and turned it over.

At this time, the No. 1 camera controlled by Robert immediately gave a close-up of the card, which had a circus "clown" drawn on it.

This card was greatly changed by Wayne. If the clown painted above is seen by movie fans, they will definitely think of Arthur in "Joker" at first sight, because the painting is so similar to Arthur, with a red coat, yellow vest, and classic clown makeup.

This is almost no longer a hint. As long as it is seen by movie fans, they will definitely be able to think of it. Arthur the clown will definitely join the next Batman film.

The long-shot performance continued. Christian Bale looked at the card carefully and said bitterly: "I will check his background."

After speaking, he turned around and prepared to leave the building.

"I haven't said thank you to you yet." Gary Oldman said to his back.

Christian Bale stood on the edge of the building, turned his head and looked at him seriously. "You never have to say thank you to me!"

Yes, Bruce Wayne believes that Jim Gordon, as one of the few remaining righteous representatives in this chaotic and corrupt Gotham City, is always worthy of his protection.

Seeing this, Wayne nodded with satisfaction, raised the loudspeaker and shouted: "Cut! Perfect performance, no problem with this one. No need to do it a second time."

As soon as he finished speaking, the surrounding staff were watching. Let’s give applause to the two performers together.

Not only was he the director satisfied, but even the staff surrounding the long shot performance felt that the performance was perfect.

When the applause stopped, almost everyone turned their attention to Wayne. The filming scene gradually became quieter, and they were all waiting for the director to announce the final instructions.

Seeing everyone staring at him, Wayne smiled and shrugged. He raised his legs and stood on the director's chair, raised the loudspeaker, and shouted loudly: "The filming is over here!"

"yes!"

"coax……"

"ah……"

Hundreds of behind-the-scenes staff on the rooftop and in the corridors screamed together, releasing their emotions wantonly. From the day they entered the crew, through Hong Kong and then to New York, they worked almost all the time for two months. The hard work behind the scenes was much more tiring than the glamorous actors.