What should I pay attention to when shooting archery micro-movies?

I don't think the short film should last more than 5 minutes at first. It's too long for people to watch patiently, so the plot should be compact. It should be based on martial arts, and it is best not to have lines with background music. Even if you need lines, you can use silent subtitles to express them, because amateur actors are embarrassed to read lines, and you have to consider the sound effects. Live recording is noisy, and later dubbing requires manpower and budget. The limited budget is not as good as camera shooting and post-editing processing, and dealing with special styles, such as the sharpness and coldness of archery, is even more eye-catching. The traditional bow is extensive and profound, and its instruments and movements are very complicated. If you are not careful, a doctor will find fault and finally say that you are unprofessional. What is the standard? Finally, the mistake you expected is that the traditional bow-traditional martial arts-is mysterious. When it comes to martial arts and tradition, you will eventually fall into a wrong path and get into a cliche, and the protagonist will fully understand it. There are many people who practice bow and martial arts in the answer. Let's think about the sentence "the master leads the door, and the practice is in the individual". It is impossible to skip hard work and sweat when you are skilled. I think everyone can accept the role of a mentor. You should be calm and sober, and then you will pull archery away from everyone. Actually, I think archery should be taken out to make a movie. Competitive tongue rolling is too boring, and traditional bows are a bit messy. The compound bow is a good angle. Of course, since you are shooting a compound bow, don't stay indoors. That thing is a sharp hunting weapon. Shooting at the target is a waste of time. If it must involve the plot of emotional drama, it is better to consider the whole class going out to eat dry food in the forest, and the man will shoot wild boar with a pheasant combination and lead the whole class out of the mountain together. Then one night in the mountains, the goddess and goddess looked at each other by the campfire ... what happened behind them was normal. Although the plot is vulgar, it at least makes sense. Amateur martial arts dramas can produce some effects through editing and music. Can you imagine amateur actors shooting literary plays?