Black Panther behind the scenes gags

Black Panther

Dana Gurrilla’s role in the film is a bald female warrior. At first, I knew that this character was going to shave her head, but I didn’t think so, but after she was really shaved, she scared herself by looking in the mirror every day until the other female warriors shaved. I feel more comfortable when I bald my head. She thinks that shaving her head really makes her feel that she has become a ruthless character during the performance.
For the role of Lupita Nyong'ao, a two-month physical training, mainly including many martial arts that are popular in Asia, including Jiu-Jitsu and Thai Boxing.
The Panthers played by Chadwick Bosman is set to have comprehensive MMA skills. In order to strengthen physical fitness and complete a large number of fighting actions, Chadwick Bosman and all other actors participated in a " Boot Camp".
Director Ryan Kugler hopes that the action clips filmed in South Korea can be seamlessly connected, so an editor is invited to edit the live material in real time. This is not common in filming, but Ryan Kugler thinks it is the best way to capture all the actions, special effects and special effects in time.
Xhosa, one of the official languages of South Africa, was chosen as Wakanda at the beginning of the film's creation. In "Captain America 3", the South African actor John Carney, who plays King Techaka, uses his hometown accent to interpret, and Chadwick Boseman, who plays his son Techaka, also continues to use this accent.
The bottom of the Warrior Falls is a soft cushion to protect the stunt team, but the visual effect is still like a rock. The production team also specially designed a rough surface that will not slip when stepped on barefoot, and will not cause injury when landing.
The stunt team installed rock climbing devices on all cliff surfaces of Warrior Falls to ensure the safety of every staff member on the cliff.
The African martial arts movements in the film contain a unique sense of musical rhythm. In order to convey this sense of music in the performance, the actors and stunt team specially invited the musician Jabari Exam to perform in his African drum music. A lot of practice.
The crew’s makeup artist Joel Harlow and three other makeup artists need to spend two and a half hours a day for the killer Eric’s actor Michael B. Jordan to perform special effects makeup, and nearly 90 individually shaped silicone molds are equipped On his upper body.
Actor Daniel Kaluya plays the role of Wakabi in the movie. Because he needs to control the armored rhino in the movie, he deliberately learned horse riding as a simulation training.