In fact, throughout the filming process of the film, David Yates's mastery of the selection and performance of the actors showed his ability to control the overall situation and his special understanding of this magical story that is popular all over the world. Humbly borrowed the excellent points of many predecessors, but also had the courage to innovate and opened up new methods of his own. For example, when filming the scene where Hermione "tempted" Umbridge into the forbidden forest and gave up. David fully mobilized the actor's subjective initiative, so that the starring Emma Watson in this segment has a very wonderful performance. When shooting this set of shots, it is necessary to add a shot of the character riding a mysterious creature "Night Qi". The director and staff made a special saddle for the actors to ride on, and then lifted into the air on a crane, deducting the effect of flying in front of a huge green screen.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Shooting process
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix quotes
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Mrs. Arabella Figg: [she has been asked to describe "them"] One was very huge... the other, very skinny.
Cornelius Fudge: We mean the dementors, not the boys!
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[Ron and Hermione ask Harry about his first kiss with Cho]
Ron Weasley: Well? How was it?
Harry Potter: Wet. I mean, she was sort of crying.
Ron Weasley: [laughs] That bad at it, are you?
Hermione Granger: I'm sure Harry's kissing was more than satisfactory. Cho spends half her time crying these days.
Ron Weasley: You'd think a bit of snogging would cheer her up.
Hermione Granger: Don't you understand how she must be feeling? Well, obviously she's feeling sad about Cedric, and therefore confused about liking Harry, guilty about kissing him, conflicted because Umbridge is pressing to sack her mum from the Ministry, and frightened about failing her OWLs because she's so busy worrying about everything else.
Ron Weasley: One person couldn't feel all that. They'd explode!
Hermione Granger: Just because you've got the emotional range of a teaspoon...