Areas, photographed one by one.

After filling up an area, we shot footage of them cheering there. After each area was photographed, we went to the studio in Los Angeles to superimpose the film from these dozen areas into one frame through the computer.

If there are any inconsistencies, such as the water in the pool, the lighting conditions are different at different times today and tomorrow, and the Washington Monument reflected in the pool may not be able to be photographed.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! However, you can take a good shot and then paste it at the same position of the lens. In the future, if this technology becomes popular and the cost drops significantly, what will happen?

If the framing is wrong, such as a modern airplane appearing in the sky in a historical movie, you can use an eraser to erase it.

"Everyone who has heard of me is in the first box from the left. Everyone, stand here."

Ken Ralston is full of confidence. The difficult scenes with Ronald have been filmed. Now it’s just some extras filling the space. It can be filmed even if you don’t know how to act.

Ronald took several protagonists, as well as a part of the camera crew and sound crew, to the White House and Capitol Hill for filming.

This was the plot before the speech. Forrest Gump had just accepted the Medal of Honor from Commander-in-Chief Johnson. His mother felt tired and was resting in the hotel. He was alone with a point-and-shoot camera and was inexplicably squeezed into the famous classic tour in DC.

After joining the ranks of veterans, he was taken to the Washington Monument to deliver a speech.

Later, at the speech site, the two found the anti-war girl who was destroying the sound system by military representatives and was directing order in front of a bus.

"Rodham, are all the veterans here? Where do you want them to go?" an anti-war girl wearing a helmet with anti-war symbols on it said to another girl named Hillary.

The girl named Rodham wore a southern women's hat, a corduroy short coat, and jeans underneath. She didn't look like a hippie, but more like a good southern wife and mother, and she was quite pretty..."

"Cut!"

After taking this shot, Ronald completed the shooting for the day. He looked around and it seemed that no one was aware of it.

Only his cousin-in-law, little Doug, who was visiting the scene, came over and whispered in his ear, "Did you do it on purpose? Will our first lady be unhappy?"
Chapter completed!