Under the azure sky of Las Vegas, on the lush green lawn outside a small chapel, it seemed a wedding was underway. A groom in a black suit, and a bride in a beautiful white wedding dress, were sweetly gazing into each other's eyes, hands clasped. Behind them stood a massive wedding cake, a towering 1.8 meters tall, with tables laden with food in front, seating family and friends dressed in formal attire.
However, to the right side of the lawn, long tracks had been laid down, and a camera mounted on a moving vehicle was aimed at the wedding scene. Wang Yang sat in the cinematographer's spot on the vehicle, using the viewfinder to frame the shot; and on the far side of the lawn, Harry George was operating another film camera, with the rest of the production crew each busy at their tasks.
