Legend has it that Tsui Hark's hand drawn split shot sketch "accidentally" has been exposed again, this time about "Journey to the West to Subdue Demons". Freshly released, you can compare it to the movie! It is said that they were "accidentally" exposed because they appeared in some set footage. Posted on the wall, it flashes by, and if you don't pay attention, it's easy to miss it. The face of Tang Monk and the legs of Spider Spirit are all in the painting. As is well known, Stephen Chow and Tsui Hark are both comic book enthusiasts. When the new film was released, Sha Seng also told everyone a secret that was not a secret: Xu Ke would draw the scenes to be filmed the next day on the first day! Seeing the fantastic and colorful scenes in the movie, netizens have long guessed: those manuscripts must be amazing! The split shot sketch exposed this time is about the scene of the battle against Spider Sperm. Although the magnification may be a bit blurry, the character's movements, demeanor, and direction of movement are basically visible. The spider essence in the sketch is similar to the later effect: The visuals are also the same as in a movie. Focus on Tang Seng's expression, one word: 'Awkward!'! I feel like I can follow suit! In fact, before the movie was released, there were photos of Starry and Tsui Hark watching the draft of the split shot, which had long made people want to get a glimpse of the details. However, the staff around Xingye said on Weibo that this is just the tip of the iceberg! Tsui Hark's hand-painted mirror sketches have also been frequently picked up and worshipped by netizens before: The director is a part-time job, and the manga artist is his main job There are many examples of directors being hands-on, but it is rare to draw each scene in advance like Tsui Hark. Tsui Hark's split shot manuscript is like a secret code, conveying the director's wild ideas Previously, in the documentary "Wisdom of Tiger Mountain", Yukifu also found a special mention of Tsui Hark's habit. Why did he draw all the shots? Because it is a live 3D movie, it requires careful cooperation in the early and later stages. In order to accurately control, Tsui Hark's habit is to personally draw the shots he wants to take. This provides on-site staff with a more vivid visual experience and facilitates the overall presentation of the final effect during on-site editing. Most common split shots allow crew members to understand the scenery, location, and movements, and a few sketches are enough. But for technical enthusiasts like Tsui Hark, the split shot sketch is basically a "paper movie". Almost all types of work, such as art guidance, clothing design, and action guidance, can be drawn from gourds. So even actors can basically follow suit, it's not an exaggeration or praise. Because the expressions are clearly drawn: In some of the materials compiled by Yujifu at the bottom of the box, it is relatively rare for Tsui Hark to hand draw the segmented sketches of "The Legend of Shu Mountain" in his early years: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 24 Grey's Anatomy Season 18 Yellowstone Season 5 Grey's Anatomy Season 19 Supernatural Season 1 This scene is Cecilia Cheung's picture: In recent years, the manuscripts of such films as Di Renjie's Empires to the Sky, Dragon's Gate Flying Armor, and Di Renjie's Gods and Dragon King have been exposed. Let's review them.