"For the audience of children's dramas, the core is for parents and the presentation form is for children. At the same time, it is also a topic that we have been studying balance! " In the interview, Dong Yimeng, head of the creative team of Adventures in the Forest and acting director of Guo Yi Zhonglian Science and Technology Group, said this.
Adventures in the Forest tells a story: Xiao Shu, the hero, accidentally entered the Rubik's cube forest. After experiencing gingerbread tribe, animal adventure and cave adventure in the forest, he gained three beautiful qualities of courage, wisdom and persistence, and finally walked out of the Rubik's cube forest. The seed grew into a cash cow in Xiao Shu's heart, and Xiao Shu also grew into a rich spiritual wealth, able to seize opportunities.
This children's play shows a profound creative concept in a form that children like, and has been widely recognized by parents. Why should we give such a profound thought to a children's play? What difficulties have you experienced in the creative process?
Adventure in the Woods, created by Guo Yi Zhonglian Science and Technology Group, has deepened the influence of IP image of the resort by integrating IP characters in Tianyuan Valley. Through the creation of humorous images such as cute gingerbread man and persistent Bunny, and the arrangement of funny slogans of the tribe, we have created aftertaste points that make the audience happy to watch, created a lively viewing atmosphere with independent plots and diversified performances, greatly improved the visual sense of the stage by using exaggerated props, and created an unprecedented audio-visual feast, presenting a fairy-tale colorful stage world and growing mental journey for children.
At Tianyuan Valley Resort in the Mid-Tang Dynasty, parents who accompanied their children to watch Adventures in the Forest said that this kind of pantomime can not only enlighten children in fairy tales, cultivate their correct values, build up their confidence and courage to overcome difficulties, but also allow parents to return to a simple and beautiful era in their performances. I hope this kind of pantomime can be introduced more!