During a press conference held in a place in Jongno, Seoul, Bae DooNa shared several differences between Hollywood and Korean movie shootings.
Firstly, Bae DooNa mentioned that the direct communication between actors and production staff is different in Korea. Additionally, due to the larger budget sizes of Hollywood films, more staff can be employed, which contributes to enhancing the quality of the movie. For instance, for scenes involving a wheat field, real wheat was planted and grown before shooting at the appropriate time. Also, for scenes involving entering a lake, actual land was dug up to create a hot spring pool, emphasizing efforts to make scenes look more realistic compared to Korean films.
'Rebel Moon' is set on a peaceful frontier planet and tells the story of an outsider, Cora, and warriors from various planets fighting against the threat of a ruling power. This film is expected to present a more realistic and magnificent scale through Bae DooNa's firsthand experiences of the differences in filming environments between Korea and Hollywood.
Bae DooNa's sharing provides valuable information for understanding the differences in movie production between Korea and Hollywood. Her story offers an opportunity to glimpse the diversity and complexity of the global film industry, and it will be interesting to observe how these differences are integrated into various works, including 'Rebel Moon'.
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