film and television base

Because during the epidemic, the company did not give up provincial tours, and dug deep into Shanghai's niche, interesting and fun "tourist attractions". I love watching movies/TV series and am always very curious about the scenes in the drama. I just chose a sunny weekend and walked into the film and television base to see the scenes that I can only see in movies/TV series. There are many film and television bases in Shanghai, and you can choose the film and television base you want to visit.

The base I went to was almost closed to the public, so there was no one on the day I went and I didn't meet the filming crew.

A "small city" has ancient buildings and buildings of the Republic of China. As soon as I walked into the base, I saw ancient buildings first. It felt like I had traveled to ancient towns. Some had courtyards, and some looked like ancient restaurants. It was very exciting to travel through them.

Duration of play: 2-2.5 hours

shooting advice

Introduction: It is purely a personal shooting and sharing. I am not a professional photographer. The videos I shoot are also based on the shooting methods of many videos. I learned what I don't like, but I welcome everyone to communicate on the shooting methods together.

Photography equipment recommendations:

Mobile phone, PTZ (if any)

Landscape photos/videos:

As a film and television base, there are naturally architectural landscapes suitable for shooting. From ancient times to the Republic of China, you can shoot any style of architecture you like.

[Photo Shooting]

1. Ancient architectural "street": Because this street style is relatively ancient, the colors are mainly dark brown, red, and gray-white. If you want to take a panoramic view from high altitude without using a drone, you can go up to the city wall and shoot it. The scenery here is very good. Models can wear ancient Han costumes and match them with ancient buildings here. It's simply a journey of dressing.

Qiangsheng Film and Television Base

The ancient building "street" was photographed on the gate.

2."Street" of Republic of China Architecture: The buildings here are very Republic of China (should be Republic of China??), There are many colorful "leaflets" for cheongsam, which are mainly blue and are very distinctive. The shooting angle can be changed, as long as you avoid the debris around the building and keep the horizontal line, it will be very good. Because the colors here are already rich, you can turn up the saturation and contrast later (I like colorful compositions)

The building is photographed and it feels quite interesting. I like rich colors, so I turned up the saturation and contrast myself in the later period.

Some buildings have glass and distinctive fonts. The background that can be reflected through glass photography will give you a lot of feeling! Just adjust the saturation and improve the clarity later.

Qiangsheng Film and Television Base

[Video Shooting]

This time, I spent some time editing the video (although I didn't cut it very well), and the shooting method I used was also very ordinary. It was also the shooting and editing I tried after watching some teaching videos. I can share it with everyone.

In the "street" area of the ancient building, in the small corridor of the courtyard house, the horizontal translation technique can be used to well view the scenery of the entire courtyard house. It is best to use a pan/tilt for this technique, so that the translation effect will be good. Because I didn't have a pan/tilt, the effect of panning was not very good (there was a trembling feeling when walking), so I didn't edit it into the video.

In some relatively beautiful small streets, you can use the forward pushing method to give you a feeling of being in your shoes and being there. Because the "streets" of the Republic of China are relatively rich in colors, I personally feel full of vitality, so I choose to shift the angle, and the position of the person and the camera will not move, only the angle is rotating, which will be more dynamic.

Video duration: Because my video was not explained, my video did not exceed 1 minute. I just chose some shots/scenery clips that I thought were better and put them into the video.

*** I am not a professional photographer, I just occasionally ponder and learn some shooting techniques in other people's videos. I welcome everyone to discuss together, do not accept malicious attacks, and hope that everyone will respect each other **