"What do you think is the most difficult part of filming [Avatar]?" the host asked.

Han Fei thought for a while: "Actually, I don't think it's too difficult during filming. The real difficulty is in the pre-production and post-production of special effects."

The supporter asked curiously: "Oh? I saw that the preparation time for [Avatar] was indeed quite long. It took almost eight months. When I saw other crews filming, the filming process was often more difficult?"

"That's because they are from another crew." Han Fei said confidently. Of course, this was a bit crazy, and it was edited out later.

"The reason why we have been preparing for so long is that, to put it bluntly, we are making something out of nothing, creating a brand new world. When we were shooting, we had already made sketches for the preliminary work, and the script was rigorous enough. We just had to follow the storyboard.

As for post-production, because you will find later that it is quite difficult to achieve many of the previous ideas. It seemed not difficult in your imagination before, but when you actually do it, you will find that there are many technologies that cannot be achieved, and it requires

Let’s conquer them one by one.”

"Have you never thought about it, since the technology is not up to par, why not forget it?" the host asked jokingly,

Han Fei shook his head firmly: "No, never."

In just one episode, which lasted less than half an hour, the audience finally understood why "Avatar" achieved such high box office.
Chapter completed!