In the distance, the mountains are undulating and the blue-gray tones make the surroundings look quite deserted. There is a layer of dyed red clouds in the sky, as if the sun is rising.

Then, the camera began to move to the left at a constant speed, neither fast nor slow, so when the road appeared in the camera, the person lying on the road was also revealed. It was a young man, wearing gray trousers and a short-sleeved T-shirt, barefoot, and a bicycle was upside down in the grass near the cliff.

The camera slowly advanced, and as the camera advanced, the young man lying in the middle of the road also began to move. He first turned over, then supported his body, and then slowly sat up. The camera had already advanced to him at this time, squinting his eyes and seemed confused, then looked around, looking around, looking at the orange horizon, a strange smile suddenly appeared on the corner of his mouth, and then quickly disappeared.

"Okay!" As Kelly's voice, everyone present, including Sean, breathed a sigh of relief.

If this shot is not completed, it will be dark. Although photographers and lighting masters can use night to shoot the morning scene and the night feeling, it is probably still a little bit difficult to capture the daytime in the night. Besides, it is already past the time to get off work, and it is a big deal to continue shooting.

"Are you sure?" Sean asked worriedly.

"Of course, sure," Kelly looked dissatisfied at first, but after seeing Shawn, he laughed, "Thank you for your hard work, Shawn, your strange smile just now was very outstanding. Everything that this push shot should show is inside."

Sean shook his head and gave up on the idea of ​​calculating him, but this guy used too much of the shots of the guy.

Push, pull, shake, and move are various techniques commonly used in filming. The so-called pushing lens is to place the camera on a mobile car and push the subject forward to shoot and pay attention. Generally, step-by-step close-up is used. The lens is the viewer's perspective. When the subject gradually increases in the frame, the audience's attention is guided to the focus that the director wants to show.

The pulling lens is the opposite of the pushing lens. By stretching, the audience's attention is shifted from the focus to the overall picture. For example, at the end of many movies, the male and female protagonists move side by side, and then the picture is slowly enlarged, and finally fill the entire picture with the scenery and environment, which is the standard pulling lens.

A pan lens is when the camera does not move, but only moves up and down or rotates left and right. It is generally used to introduce the scene, or transfer from one subject to another, or to realize the vision of the character's supervisor, etc. For example, a man pointed to the left to the camera and said, "The volcano erupted", and then the camera turned to the left to show the erupting volcano.

As for moving the lens, that is, installing the camera on a moving rail or attaching a pulley, you can also install the camera on a lift for sliding shooting, creating a flowing visual effect. Generally speaking, if an object in the lens is moving but the lens does not look moving, then it is a typical lens moving.

In addition to these four lenses, there are also shots such as heel, rise, and fall. However, push, pull, shake, and move are the most basic shooting techniques. Although they are relatively simple, they can show various effects in combination with montage. Generally speaking, excellent directors can use these basic techniques freely.

However, some directors prefer a certain statement, such as Kelly likes to push the camera very much. The progressive approach can make the thriller feeling of science fiction or the dark youth of young people very well. He is happy, and Sean feels very uncomfortable. Performance is a job that requires emotions, and now he is in a situation where he is not adjusted well, so he often brews his emotions and disappears before Kelly pushes it.

This is why these shots on the highway are obviously very simple, but it took an afternoon to finish. It would be best if the sun was about to set. The only thing that made him a little thankful was that Kelly did not have too high requirements for the quality of the shots, so the progress was not bad. It took about a week to complete the shots that were nearly one-quarter of the entire movie.

This is just a small production, and there are not many big scenes, so from the beginning, Kelly claimed that he would strive to complete it within a month. Now it seems that this is quite efficient, and it may be faster in the future. With Drew's recommendation and contact, the crew has selected Loyola High School west of Los Angeles and located on Venice Avenue as the school's location. The future plot will be produced nearby, so there is no need to go to places like Crest Expressway north of Los Angeles.

Sean always found it strange. If you want to say that there are roads on the ridge around Los Angeles, why do you choose the Crest Expressway that is so far from Loyola High School? If you want to say that there is little traffic and it is easy to shoot, there is no obvious advantage there.

If you can't figure it out, then don't think about it. Anyway, the camera has been completed and there will be no similar ones in the future. Why bother to care? I hope Kelly can really complete the shooting within one month.

"From here, then go around in a circle, and finally stay here." In the room being arranged, Kelly said to the photographer with his hands in frames, and his venue assistants were all busy.

At another table in the corner, several actors were talking about lines. In addition to Shaun, who played Donny, there were Helms Osborne, who played his father, Mary McDonald, who played his mother, Devi Chess, who played his little sister, and... Katie Helms who played his sister.

"Eli will go to Harvard next semester."

"Mom, I haven't taken the exam yet."

"Do you really think Dukakis can govern the country?"

"Yes, I confirm."

"When will I have a baby?"

“After Grade 8.”

"Donny, you're too much."

The five people were very focused on chanting the lines. Although they were both long and short, they had no intention of dealing with them.

"How is it, are you ready?" Kelly ran over and asked after finishing his work there.

"No problem, it should be OK?" Although Sean spoke first, the sentence that followed was inquiring tone.

"No problem, everything is ready." The oldest Osborne spoke immediately.

"That's great, come and sit down." Kelly said hello.

Under the director's command, the family that was temporarily gathered together sat at the table in the already-set scene, but Kelly seemed a little dissatisfied.

"Helms, come here." He almost made a random stroke.

As soon as he spoke, Sean knew it was going to be bad, but before he could stop it, the two voices rang out together.

"where?"

"where?"

One male voice and one female voice, naturally Helms Osborne is the one who makes the male voice, and Katie Helms is the one who makes the female voice.

For a moment, everyone's expression became strange, only Katie still had a blank expression, and after realizing something, he shrank his neck: "What...what happened?"

"Well... I think Richard should be calling Mr. Helms Osborne, not you, Miss Katie Helms." Sean pinched the bridge of his nose and said slowly in a kind tone.

"Hmm... huh? Is it? But... my name is Helms..." Katie blinked innocently at first, and after speaking, he became a little embarrassed and his voice became smaller and smaller.

The people around him looked weird first, and then they wanted to laugh but didn't dare. The director and Osborne had no one to speak, so Sean had to speak again: "Although you have the word Helms in your names, Mr. Osborne is his name, and you, Miss Helms, have your surname, do you understand?"

"Well...yes, I know, but..." Katie still looked confused even though she nodded.

Sean couldn't help but smile bitterly in his heart: "So, everyone will only call Mr. Osborne Helms or Mr. Osborne, and you are Katie or Miss Helms, so you should understand."

Katie opened her mouth, a blush flashed across her face, and she hung her head down very embarrassedly: "Ming... I understand."

Puchi, some people around finally couldn't help but laugh, and then laughed in a low voice. Although the sound was very low, they could still hear it clearly at this time. The young girl couldn't help but bury her head lower and her face turned redder.

"Don't care, Katie, they have no malice." Sean had to stretch his neck and cross the 10-year-old Devi Chess, who was only 10 years old, and said to Katie with his head down.

"Thank you, Sean." Katie smiled gratefully.

This girl from the small Lake Erie town in Ohio is quite cute. She is only two years older than Sean. If she counts her birthday in December, she is only one year older now. She has long dark brown hair, a pair of hazel eyes, a slightly baby fat face, and is very charming when she smiles.

She wanted to play basketball at first, but unfortunately she hurt her eyes in a high school game, so she had to give up this dream and entered the entertainment industry. Since 1997, she has played guest roles in some movies, and in 1998, she starred in the TV series "Love Time" targeting teenagers. Although it was broadcast on Warner's WB TV network, there were many fans. Then, she went to the crew of "Detective Hallucinations" to play Donny's sister Elizabeth.

Gentle and polite, she is a very likable girl, but she is a little depressing and confused, or in the words of Sean's previous life, she is a little...naturally stupid.

Yes, the jokes made by the same word are the best examples. Before that, Sean had seen them with her when she was talking to her. Although the lines were already stuck in her backpack in front of her, she kept looking everywhere and almost turned the resting place upside down. In the end, Sean took action to point her out the position.
Chapter completed!