Soon, the other motion capture actors began their respective auditions.
Based on different roles, their audition contents also varied.
Some roles with more screen time had more complex auditions, involving some basic combat moves and demonstrations of key scenes. When selecting these roles, emphasis wasn't solely on appearance but took a holistic approach.
For roles with relatively less screen time, the focus was mainly on physical appearance and the degree of resemblance to the original character after costume fitting, with less stringent requirements on action performance.
For someone like Yang Ming, who had essentially passed the audition, the next phase had begun.
The staff had prepared many sizes of prop costumes in advance, tailor-made for various characters. Of course, some might not fit perfectly and would need to be re-made for the actual shooting.
Take Yang Ming, for instance; his body type was very distinctive, and standard armor and weapons might not suit him.
