By Li Zheng
Walking out of the bustling bars, you might feel like standing on a stylish street in Hong Kong, although the next second, you will come across a red retro palace wall like the one of the Deshou Palace of Hangzhou. The newly opened Linping Film and Television Base is where you can find all these settings at once.
The Base, consisting of a 15,000-square-meter indoor live-scene studio, an 8,000-square-meter outdoor streets scene and a 4,500-square-meter professional studio, is the location of the First Hangzhou Micro-video Conference. It is a professional film and television shooting base dedicated to creating a one-stop live film and television production process, connecting every aspect of the industry chain, and achieving efficient and sustainable production throughout the entire industry chain.
Its overall layout has also been specially optimized to meet the current popular filming needs of making micro-videos. For example, studios are clustered to make it time-saving for the filming teams when they make scene transitions.
Linping is fully implementing the project of building a "1+N" film and television shooting base. In addition to the Base, the district continues to make a good use of the existing film and television shooting bases and industrial parks such as the Grand Canal 1986 Cultural and Creative Park.