Is this kiss a real kiss?

Question 1: Is the kiss in the movie a real kiss? In the past, kissing can be borrowed from misplaced shooting, but now most film and television dramas no longer advocate this shooting method, which means that the best effect can be guaranteed by real kissing.

Question 2: Is the kissing scene a real kiss or a fake kiss? Look at the plot, there is truth and falsehood. Those who have been to northern films and operas will skillfully use * * * to express kissing. That is, two people, one behind the audience, the other facing the audience, with their mouths closed, but not touching, shaking their heads, seemingly connected, but not connected;

There is also a lip contact, but no mouth, no saliva communication;

The most powerful is the "French wet kiss", which not only opens the mouth, but also sticks into the tongue to stir.

Question 3: Is kissing real in TV series? They are usually misplaced, but some are actually kissing. After all, many things are inevitable for stars.

Question 4: Is the kissing scene really a kissing scene? There are two general types:

1. Real intimacy means that the actor is really mouth-to-mouth, but you can put a safety film in the middle, which is quite far from it, or you don't need this film, but the actor will chew gum or clean his mouth with mouthwash.

2. Fake kiss, which requires the camera to have a special position. It looks like two people are kissing on this camera. In fact, their faces are staggered, but it looks like kissing here.

Question 5: Are all the kissing scenes on TV actually kissed by actors? Method 1: Dislocation. This is the most common method. If you only see the back of a boy or girl in the picture, it is probably the wrong lens. With their backs to the camera, they just kissed each other through the air (not too far, of course), and together with the actions of hugging, turning their heads and stroking their hair, it looked like a real kiss. Meteor Garden and early idol Fu Zhong often use this method.

Method 2: Kiss your fingers. This law comes from He Xiangjun. As long as the lens is not particularly close, it is feasible. On the side facing the camera or audience, the boy gently holds the girl's face with his hand, and the hand holding the face on the other side covers the girl's mouth with his thumb. In fact, he wants to kiss his finger. Method 3: Isolation. Earlier, actors used transparent plastic or cellophane, but after all, the softness was a little poor, so now they all use thin and soft plastic wrap and apply it to their lips. Look at the golden age of Eva Huang and Lan Zhenglong.

Method 4: Live ammunition. There are no tricks to play, just kissing! Just lips touching lips, of course. Actors regard this as a kind of "flesh touching flesh", and it will pass as soon as they close their eyes. Look at some kissing scenes between Leon Jay Williams and Yan Yan in Green Forest. Strange kiss ~ P.S Gum is a must-have item for men and women in the kissing scene, and girls usually eat fruit candy, chocolate and the like. In the kissing scene, girls will close their eyes when they are intoxicated. At this time, you must not close your eyes like kissing in real life, because ordinary people will definitely be photographed by the camera if they close their eyes and hide them up in their eyelids. But when filming, you should look down, keep your pupils still and let your eyelids close, so that you can look good.

Question 6: Is the kiss on TV a real kiss? Some are real and some are fake. You can borrow a seat.

Question 7: Is the actor's kiss a real kiss? It depends on what the situation is

Question 8: Is kissing a real kiss? Five points, of course. Really.

What do you mean by an actor? It's cheap to entertain others and make the audience happy.

Question 9: Is it true to kiss while filming? Body double used to be used in old movies, but now the actors are all open. Now, let alone kissing and hugging, nude scenes and * * * don't need body double. All my performances are true. Now the only thing I use is body double, a rare martial arts action and a dangerous explosion scene. Sometimes I use body double for fear of hurting famous actors.

Question 10: Are all the kissing scenes really finished? There is truth and falsehood. The so-called fake is that the actor uses the wrong way to make people mistakenly think that they are kissing. But that's only in old movies. Most of them are real relatives now. The scale is different, and the dislocation can't be so real.