Filming began in New York on April 12, 2003, and shot in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens for nearly three weeks. More real buildings and streets have appeared in the film, and technological development has allowed visual effect designers and graphic designers to better combine real buildings and CG buildings.
Even when shooting on-site in New York City, director Remy is still dissatisfied with the status quo. He hopes to present the New York city style while deriving something out of the ordinary. The graphic designer Neil Spisak reconstituted a color tone at Remy's request and rendered the entire city. New York is no longer New York in the actual sense, but it is not a fantasy world either. It concentrates and condenses the overall feeling of New York City. When watching the film, the audience will feel that there should be the world where Spiderman lives.
In the first "Spider-Man", the rapid jump between the high-rise buildings in New York is one of the most thrilling scenes. In the sequel, the crew used the "Spydercam" photography device to the maximum. They suspended a cable on the top of a high building, and a special camera was fixed on the cable, and the remote control was used to control the camera's dive and rush to capture perfectly. To the thrilling scene of Spider-Man bouncing swiftly in the sky.
