Particle generation refers to the use of computer programs in the production of film and television works to generate a large number of graphic elements, such as sparks, smoke, water droplets, etc., to enhance the visual effect and expressiveness of the film. Particle generation technology can add details and dynamic effects to the film, making the film more realistic and shocking. The main purpose of particle generation is to provide special effects with details and dynamic effects to enhance the visual effect and expressiveness of the film. Particle generation needs to be finely processed and adjusted according to the needs of the film and the requirements of the director to achieve the best special effects.

3D rendering refers to the processing and rendering of three-dimensional models to create animations or movies with artistic effects and realism. 3D rendering involves the fine processing and adjustment of the modeling, material, light and shadow of the 3D model to achieve beautiful visual effects and a sense of reality. The main purpose of 3D rendering is to provide artistic and realistic images and frames for movies or animations, making movies or animations more attractive and expressive. 3D rendering needs to be finely processed and adjusted according to the requirements of the film or animation and the requirements of the director to achieve the best rendering effect.

2D rendering refers to the processing and rendering of two-dimensional graphics or images to create animations or movies with artistic and visual effects. 2D rendering usually includes fine processing and adjustment of graphics, color, light and shadow, etc., to achieve beautiful visual and artistic effects. The main purpose of 2D rendering is to provide images and pictures with artistic effects and visual effects for movies or animations, making movies or animations more attractive and expressive. 2D rendering needs to be finely processed and adjusted according to the requirements of the film or animation and the requirements of the director to achieve the best rendering effect.

Dubbing refers to the post-dubbing processing of existing films or animations in the production of film and television works to enhance the sound effects and expressiveness of the films. It usually includes recording and processing the lines, narration, and sound effects of characters. The main purpose of dubbing is to provide better sound effects and expressiveness for the film, so that the audience can better understand and feel the plot and characters of the film. Dubbing needs to be carefully processed according to the needs of the film and the requirements of the director to achieve the best dubbing effect.

Toning refers to the color adjustment and correction of film and television works to meet the requirements of the visual effect of the film. Color grading is a very important part of film post-production, which can improve the picture quality of the film and enhance the viewing experience. The main purpose of grading is to adjust the color, brightness, contrast, saturation and other parameters of the film to improve the picture quality of the film and enhance the viewing experience. Color grading requires careful color analysis and correction of the film according to the requirements of the script and the director, in order to achieve the visual effect and style of the film.

Professional photography refers to an artistic or professional activity that uses professional photography equipment and technology to photograph and create people, objects, landscapes, etc. Professional photographers need to have rich photography knowledge and technology, and be able to accurately judge and process the environment, light, composition, etc., in order to achieve the best shooting effect.

Director and production are two very important roles in the process of making film and television works, and they play key roles in different stages of film and television production. The director is one of the key figures in the production of film and television works. He is responsible for the visual presentation and artistic direction of the film, and comprehensively arranges and guides the script, actor performance, photography, sound effects and other aspects of the film to ensure the production quality and effect of the film. The director needs to comprehensively plan and organize all aspects of the film, and work closely with the production team to complete the production of the film. The producer is another important role in the production of film and television works. He is responsible for the production and organization of the film, including planning, budget, recruiting actors, selecting venues, purchasing equipment and props, etc. Producers need to fully control and coordinate the production process of the film to ensure that the production schedule and budget of the film are controlled within a reasonable range.

Storyboard refers to the process of decomposing, planning and combining storylines and scenes by drawing pictures or taking photos in the production of film and television dramas, animations, advertisements and other projects. Storyboard is a visual tool that can help the production team better plan and organize the content of the story so that it can proceed more smoothly in the subsequent production process.

Film advertising planning refers to the process of creative planning and conceptual design by the production team based on factors such as brand image, target audience, and marketing objectives before making film advertisements. At this stage, the creative team needs to determine the core content, theme, style, and form of expression of the advertisement, and formulate corresponding strategies and plans to ensure the maximum effect of advertisement production and marketing.

Film concept planning refers to the process of creative planning and conceptual design based on factors such as target audience, brand image, and promotional purposes before creating a film. At this stage, the creative team needs to determine the core content, theme, style, and form of expression of the film, and formulate corresponding strategies and plans to ensure the maximum production and marketing effects of the film.

Product/Service Promo

Street interview videos involve “person-on-the-street interviews”. Preliminary investigation must be conducted, such as setting the interview targets and preparing a handful of questions. The shooting is relatively simple, with an emphasize of realism. Post-production is also relatively uncomplicated and straightforward, which can keep the costs down since salaries for hiring actors and rental fees for venues are not required. As long as the interview questions are well-designed and there are adequate interviewees, it is not difficult to obtain a wonderful shot to impress the audience with surprises. “Street interviews” can bring out ordinary people’s queries and doubts. Then, solutions to these questions are provided at the end of the video, which are the products or the services of the clients.