Although photos were not allowed at the Weta Workshop due to privacy reasons, Deng Chao used descriptive words to present his trip to the readers: “The workshop is about 6500 squared feet big, where all props were designed, made, and fixed. The most interesting section was the mask making room, where three sides of the walls were filled with life-sized facial models of various Hollywood stars. These models were made to make after-effect productions more convenient, and measurements were taken especially from the stars.” In this cultural exchange, movie makers of New Zealand also expressed strong interest in the Chinese market, and hoped to work with respected others in the Chinese movie industry.
尽管因为版权的关系,在Weta工作室内是不允许拍照的,邓超还是用了非常生动的语言向大家描述了他的旅程:“这个工作室有6500平方米大,所有的道具都是经过精心设计、制造和安装的。最有趣的地方应该是面具的制作室,这里的三面墙都挂满了许多好莱坞明星的面具模型。这些模型的作用都是为了能让特效制作更为方便,并且可以通过面具来测量明星的一些面部数据。在做文化交流的时候,新西兰的电影制作商表示对中国市场非常感兴趣,也希望能与中国的电影行业合作。