Following "Starting from the EighteenTh Hole", the second part of the Hunan Radio and Television Poverty Alleviation Trilogy, the "classic work" - the TV version of "Ode to the Earth" will premiere at 7:30 tonight on Hunan Satellite TV, and the majority of the audience can feel and enjoy a pleasing and shocking epic song and dance drama without leaving home.
Cross-border integration has new ideas
The most "hardcore" song and dance resonated with the audience
"Ode to the Land" gathers the best art groups in Hunan and the country, in the dialogue of the play, "Ode to the Land" is appreciated by both elegant and customary, and the use of the Xiang dialect makes the whole play full of strong local flavor. In terms of dance, "Ode to the Land" integrates Hunan ethnic folk dance with modern dance and contemporary dance, and adds the vocabulary of modern fashion dance, which not only shows the regional customs of western Hunan province, but also highlights the new tone and elegant rhyme of Huxiang art.
"Ode to the Land" is carefully arranged in terms of music, and the editors take symphony as the main axis, and fully integrate hunan classic folk songs and modern original music, and run through the whole play with the rich artistic atmosphere of Hunan new folk music tunes. Selected Hunan classic folk songs such as "Ma Mulberry Trees Build a Lampstand", "Song of Thinking of Love Ghosts", "Miaoling Even Beijing" and other classic folk songs in Hunan, and combined with the plot to carry out a new interpretation. The main creators also created a batch of original music with rock and roll colors and rap style according to the fashion aesthetic tastes of young audiences. The music is sung in both solo and choruses, as well as narration-style singing with context and character. All of this greatly enhances the empathy and empathy of the audience.
The acting skills are touching and touching
Gu Zhixin, He Jiong, Zhang Kaili and Wan Qian starred
In "Ode to the Land", Gu Zhixin, He Jiong, Zhang Kaili, Wan Qian and other actors with both strength and popularity performed a vivid role from real life. In the play, Gu Zhixin plays the dragon secretary, based on Long Xiulin, the first poverty alleviation team leader of the Eighteen-Hole Village. He has the motivation not to accept defeat, he is not afraid to lead the villagers into a rope, and he is the core character of the whole play. At the end of the whole drama, the villagers of The Eighteen-Hole Village sent off the secretary of the poverty alleviation task force Long with deep affection, expressing the voice of the local people who "do not forget to dig wells when drafting water, and thank the Communist Party for getting rid of poverty".
Teacher Wang, played by He Jiong, is based on Wang Yulin, a volunteer teacher at Qihang School in Guanjiazui Town, Qidong County. His rustic performance is full of great energy, especially with the children singing "The Brightest Star in the Night Sky", so that the audience feels hope and love.
Peng Jianlan, played by Zhang Kaili, is based on the wife of Huang Shiyan, the former secretary of the Yanling County Party Committee in Hunan Province, who sacrificed her life for poverty alleviation. Although she experienced the pain of losing her lover, she supported the ambition of her other half with tears but with a smile.
Wan Qian plays Wang Ting, the daughter of the poverty alleviation model Wang Xinfa, Wang Ting's father was tired of volunteering to help the poor in Xuejia Village, Shimen County, she did not understand her father at first, but after getting a little closer, she decided to leave the city and continue to cultivate Xuejia Village with her father's will.
A girl duet by Zhang Kaili and Wan Qian, "Too Late to Say I Love You", is deeply moving. The two achieve the effect of telling across time and space through no physical performance, seemingly no communication but from time to time burst out of the drama spark, emotional expression tension is full, virtual reality of the interpretation has become a major highlight of the whole play.
Liao Jialin and Liu Jia, who stood out from Hunan Satellite TV's "Sound into People's Hearts" and "Dance Storm", also had remarkable performances in the play. Liao Jialin uses her high-pitched singing voice and natural acting skills to play the talented Liao Tianbao to the fullest, and is a more active role in the play. Liu Jia, a young dancer who plays Xiao Liu, a member of the poverty alleviation team, needs to use dance to reproduce the scene of the villagers who were deeply trapped in the collapse during the relocation of poverty alleviation in different places. When this difficult solo dance was performed in the theater, many audience members were red-eyed.
The TV version has been upgraded again
4K HD production presents the ultimate visual enjoyment
In the TV version of "Ode to the Land", with the help of the multi-camera and camera switching of tv art, the audience can not only capture more close-ups, these expressions, movements and other details that are difficult to detect in the theater. It also plays an important role in shaping the character of the character, creating dramatic conflicts, and rendering the emotional atmosphere, and it can be said that the TV version is a sublimation of the theatrical version of "Ode to the Earth". For example, Xiao Ya in the first act of "Eighteen Holes in the Wind", her thin figure in the theatrical version is crowded into a large group of adult actors, and the audience is not easy to find her various emotional changes. The TV version gave XiaoYa a big close-up, and the audience could feel the impact of her performance when she tried to keep her father.
It is worth mentioning that unlike the previous teleporter machine commonly used in television shooting, the shooting of "Ode to the Earth" is mainly using an Amira camera, which can be said to be using the method of filming to shoot "Ode to the Earth". This combination of film and television shooting methods will also allow viewers and netizens who have not grabbed tickets to watch on TV with a more immersive sense of immersion, making up for the regret of not being on the scene. It is understood that in the general theater performance, the audience sees the whole picture of the stage and feels more about the overall dramatic effect of the stage. Through filming and editing, the TV recording magnifies many details and emotions in the performance, and through the lens, the distance between the audience and the actors is narrowed, so that the shocking effect of the stage performance will tightly wrap the audience.
Theater, TV and movies strike three arrows at the same time
Hunan Satellite TV has once again broadened the boundaries of art
As the first place of "precision poverty alleviation", Hunan vividly interprets the poverty alleviation answer sheet written by Hunan in the form of a large-scale epic song and dance drama "Ode to the Land", which undoubtedly has important historical summary significance, and Hunan Satellite TV, as a leading domestic satellite TV brand, its audience popularity and rating advantages accumulated over the years can give fashionable and novel connotations to literary and artistic works, and also form a blessing and help effect on content dissemination.
The upcoming fresh premiere of the large-scale epic song and dance "Ode to the Land" can be said to be another expansion of the boundaries of TV content by Hunan Satellite TV, and the "TV Xiangjun" has written an excellent answer to the times with its own creativity, and also fully demonstrated the value of mainstream media. It is reported that in addition to the TV version, the film version has also been produced, the theater version, "Ode to the Land" has not yet come to an end, it can be said that the success of "Ode to the Land" is not only a success on the stage, a success in art, but also a huge success in the new era of stage art creation concept.
Source: Hunan TV