As the footage continues to advance, speakers emit a deafening boom of distortion noise.
Logically, the editor could have used some technical means to remove this "noise," but they deliberately kept this "noise" and enhanced it, believing that this so-called "noise" adds a sense of realism and shock to the promo, making the audience truly feel the sensation of riding the storm.
The duration of Wang Ye's entire free fall lasts over a minute.
Naturally, the promo won't show it all; editors and company executives will select the most exciting parts to screen.
In an instant, the screen transitions to the moment Wang Ye encounters a rocky peril in mid-air — a moment that unfolds in the blink of an eye, causing the few spectators around the screen to tense up!
