Chapter 941: One Shot to the End (1)
She no longer needs to memorize any lines, nor does she need to pay attention to those actions. From this moment on, she is the female police officer who, for justice and for the male lead, is willing to break up with her bad mentor and go deep into the tiger's den to fight the enemy.
Her mind follows the plot directly. Those rehearsals that she has memorized thousands of times and practiced countless times will soon be integrated into her bones and blood, and will be naturally expressed.
Director Ji and other actors are in place, the lighting technician is ready, the photographer has also set up the camera, props, scenery, everything is ready. This scene has a fast pace and needs to be shot in one shot. In addition to the actors' martial arts and acting skills, the photography and lighting must keep up, and everyone must go all out.
Although this scene is the most difficult, it is not the most dangerous for Xia Siyu. After shooting this one, the last "jumping off the cliff" is the most difficult for her. Because this is a real scene, and it is snowing, in order to make the picture look good, she has no wires on her body.
Although there is a mat on the ground, the vertical distance she jumps down is sixteen meters. Sixteen meters may not seem like a big number, but it is actually four stories high. Jumping from the third floor or above may kill someone. Director Ji designed a three-stage jump, not letting her fall sixteen meters at once. The first jump is six meters, two stories high, with a buffer. Then four meters down, and the last six meters on the ground, you can roll to relieve the force.
Each stage is marked, and cushions are placed in advance at the landing position of each stage. However, such a jump is suicide for ordinary people. At worst, it will result in a fracture. Last time, Zhang Fan accidentally jumped out of the cushion when he jumped down, injuring his lumbar spine.
Although it snowed this time, the cushion was covered with thick snow, and the snow could also serve as an excellent buffer zone, but because of the snow, the protective cushion hidden under the snow was more difficult to detect. Although there were certain markings, such as tree branches, branches, etc., it was easy to make mistakes, and if you were not careful, you would get injured.
Moreover, the road was slippery in the snow, and even if you found the right position, you could easily slip.
But Xia Siyu didn't have time to think about these things. She followed the main group and completed the group fight scene in front.
Director Ji shouted: "Everyone, take your positions, ACTION!"
Xia Siyu's achievements in these days of practice finally showed up at this moment.
She had never learned martial arts, at most she had only practiced boxing. Relying on her previous learning of national standard dance, her body was very flexible and strong.
Martial arts are martial arts, and fighting is fighting. Real martial arts look ugly and insidious, and are killing skills. They are aimed at people's vital parts, and the viewing value is not high. But martial arts are just a show, which means that the posture must be sufficient, the fight must be beautiful, and the moves must be open and close. Xia Siyu just met this demand. When she walked over there, she was like an appearance in Peking Opera. With one movement and one gesture, the momentum came out immediately. She has long arms and legs, and her movements are chic and powerful. She tumbles, kicks, kicks and leaps, and every work is pleasing to the eye. What is most impressive is that even in the action display, she did not forget the complex emotions in the plot. She has admiration, confusion, and anger for her bad master, and has a crush on and attachment to the "wrongly accused" male protagonist who has not yet been vindicated, but also a hint of doubt. She is angry and sad when her brother "dies", and indignant towards the enemy.
She has very few lines, and many emotions are completely expressed through expressions, eyes, and actions.