The next day, they started taking stills and had a banquet to mark the start of filming.

On the third day, filming officially began.

The very first scene in "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" is a fight scene.

Yi Yang likes the beginning of the 1997 version. As for the scene on Wuliang Mountain, the assistant director will take them to Dali to film it, and then they can be edited together in the end.

The specific filming arrangements were all planned by Li Tiansheng, while Yi Yang was responsible for controlling the performance of the characters.

Even the final product will be edited based on Yi Yang's opinions.

The actors aren't professionals, so the action scenes had to be meticulously crafted, bit by bit.

The progress was slow, but Li Tiansheng told Yi Yang that this was normal because the crew members were all working together for the first time and it would take some time to get used to each other. He told them not to rush.

It took about a week before the progress became visibly faster.

During this period, Yi Yang not only had to learn from Li Tiansheng, but also had to give the actors pointers on the plays from time to time.

When I get back in the evening, I have to summarize and review the footage from that day so that I can easily reshoot any mistakes.

Sometimes, when the little girl saw this, she felt very sorry for her and almost burst into tears.

Within half a month, Yi Yang developed a small blister on the corner of his mouth, which was due to hormonal imbalance and internal heat.

However, considering what I learned, it was definitely worth it. At least I put most of the theoretical knowledge into practice during this period.

As filming progressed, many actors finished their scenes and left the crew.

When they left, Yi Yang presented them with a bouquet of flowers and left his contact information.

They also had a very good impression of Yi Yang, a talented, humble, and very polite young man.