What strange rules does Ching-Ying Lam have when shooting ghost films to prevent him from going too far into the drama?

Ching-Ying Lam is the core figure who specializes in shooting zombie movies with a sense of joy, and that's why when it comes to zombie movies, he always thinks of Ching-Ying Lam. Although Ching-Ying Lam's time is a little long from now, people will revisit his works from time to time because they are really classic and impressive. This kind of movie involving ghosts and gods actually smacks of feudal superstition. Although some things cannot be proved by science, no matter whether they are true or false, everyone should treat them with awe. Ching-Ying Lam has many rules when shooting ghost films.

The first is the preparation before shooting. Before Ching-Ying Lam prepares to start shooting, he will find a professional Feng Shui master to "calculate the date" and determine the exact shooting time. The location of the opening ceremony is also very particular. On the day of the ceremony, both visiting media friends and cast members will have red envelopes, which means that he hopes to shoot smoothly.

You must have a correct attitude when filming, and you can't laugh or laugh, otherwise it will be considered as a sign of disrespect. Shout it out is the most important thing for Ching-Ying Lam. Especially when the director wants to shout "card", the voice should be loud. It is reported that this is to let the actors appear in time, and the second is to avoid any misunderstanding, thinking that they are really doing exorcism and the like.

Props are responsible for giving red envelopes to the actors and staff present, and some money is optional, especially for the actors who play ghosts and the dead, because a crew forgot to give red envelopes to the actors before, which led to the death of the actors in a car accident. Although this part has no scientific basis, it is still safe.