Such war scenes as "one man guarding the pass" have been filmed by domestic directors before, for example, the scene in which Zhao Yun rescues A Dou in the CCTV version of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", where he passes through the midst of thousands of soldiers without getting a single piece of armor on his body.
However, they are all presented in the form of split-shot connections, and are also limited by the "problem of the century". All the "enemies" present cannot attack the protagonist at the same time. If a long lens or panoramic lens is used, the surrounding extras will be captured.
This time, Tang Kee Lee invited 20,000 troops to play the Qin Dynasty army. The money had to be used well to shoot a textbook-level scene.
But the question is, how to shoot it in a way that can show the ancient general's "invincible" dominance and martial power without appearing too fake or exaggerated.
"Xiao Lu, what is your opinion?" Tang Ji Li threw this question to Ethan Chase. It was time for him, the war and history consultant, to perform.
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