Generally, a movie will hold a press conference to announce the start of filming to the outside world.
Even if it is a small cost, it doesn't cost much to hold a press conference, and you will only save money if you really have no money.
"A Ghost Story" had an investment of three million, and the film and equipment rental costs could be covered with one million.
As for digital cameras, these days if you send a movie shot with a digital camera for optoelectronic review, it will most likely not pass.
There are currently no digital movies released on the big screen in China. If Ethan Tang remembers correctly, there shouldn't be a single one.
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