This is very dangerous, so strict control is required!

However, Americans also like to shoot scenes of big explosions, as can be seen from scenes such as "Die Hard" and "First Blood". In order to satisfy directors' desire to make blockbusters and cause havoc, strict regulations can only be introduced

, you must register when shooting explosion scenes!

In other words, when you shoot this kind of scene, you have to go to the Film Association and the local fine arts department to register. After research and review, you feel that there will be no accidents or major problems during the filming process.

I'll give you a stamp and let you go.

It was the first time for Yi Feiyang to shoot this kind of scene, and he was not very clear about the inside. As for Rabbit Bill, although he knew a little about it, he had only a little understanding. Fortunately, the photographer in charge of this scene had worked in other crews before and had encountered this kind of scene.

For war scenes, I know how to proceed somewhat.

With the help of this photographer, Yi Feiyang and his personal lawyer Louis Carr drafted an application for "shooting war explosion scenes", and then asked Rabbit Bill to submit it to the local police department and the Los Angeles Film Association.

I thought that if I followed the normal procedure, I would get approval quickly.

But things backfired.

The reply received from the Film Association was that "although the shooting location is in the suburbs, it is not safe" and asked the crew to re-select a location.

After receiving the application, the nearby Ministry of Exploitation responded, "The amount of gunpowder required for blasting is too large and requires reduction to prevent unnecessary accidents."

"What do you mean?" Yi Feiyang was stunned.

As long as others make a reasonable application for filming, they will be approved immediately, but I will be picked on.

You know, he made this application based on the standards of many other war films, and in order to pass the test smoothly, both the shooting location and the number of flames were much more cautious and smaller than similar ones. It was almost the same as filming a TV series.

, but...it was even rejected!

At this time, the photographer pointed out the reason, "Dear director, you should not mark your name on the application form, feiyangyi, it sounds like a Chinese name!"

I see!

Yi Feiyang understood.

The reason why these guys did this is because they, the director, are Chinese. Being Chinese means they may have bad intentions. Maybe they are doing some conspiracy instead of making so many explosives...

Yi Feiyang smiled bitterly.
Chapter completed!