In recent days, the short film “Awakening! My grandmother and I, as sisters, officially opened in the wetland area of Lake Zhongtao. The opening ceremony was attended by a member and deputy director of the party committee of the provincial radio station, Hooning, and the relevant leadership of Zhong County.
The show was planned by the United Protection Video Channel and the Ai-Twig team to focus on ordinary people’s pyrotechnics on a daily basis, integrating organically into the drama and achieving a natural link between culture and narrative. The warm inner core of intergenerational understanding and family reconciliation is vividly interpreted through the emotional ties of three generations of women crossing time and space.
The show was all filmed in the context of the flood, with a full focus on the local landscape and cultural depth of the river, with the 5A-class tourist area of the country as the central scene of the wet zone of Lake Hong-Ze and the red-gong-dwelling landscape, extending the lens to special agricultural areas, such as the Krabs Farming Base, integrating in parallel the non-relict performances of Lake Hong-sai fishing drums and the Suzhou show, and exploring the roots of the Jiang-su civilization, which was carried by the “Shin-Sama-Cult” culture, and making it an audio-visual carrier of a series of three-colour resources, “Red, Green, Ancient”.
In order for the story to resonate “into” the flood soil and to resonate with the audience’s background, the earlier Wenguang Brigade organized a number of research sessions and scripts, and the team took a deep, in-depth winding exercise to determine the appropriate scene and the details of the story, and to ensure that the elements of the brigade were naturally integrated into the narrative. The show is scheduled to be broadcast at the end of the year on platforms such as Jiangsu Weisee, the ai twig “Thermal microtheater” and the red fruit drama.
