The original budget for the production of the palace screen was 8 billion won, but it was made successfully with only 4.5 billion won. From the exterior of the palace to the place where the king handles state affairs, the historical appearance of that time is reproduced.
From jumping rope in the air to flying swallows and other thrilling moves, the masquerade artists showed gorgeous stunts. The movie reproduces the image of a masquerade artist in the palace in the early Joseon Dynasty. The film vividly shows the simple costumes performed by folk mask artists and the gorgeous costumes performed in the palace. Especially in the performances of masquerade performers with the background of the palace, paper costumes are used. Paper clothes were once used in Chinese Peking Opera performances, so the staff modified Chinese-style paper clothes into Korean-style clothes and used them in movies. Because it was made of paper, the actors were worried about breaking it, and in the hot summer, the staff had to be busy fanning them in order to prevent them from getting soaked in sweat. In contrast, Jun Yanshan and Lushui in the palace, who dressed themselves in gorgeous silk and satin, showed their authority. Some props used by masquerade performers, such as fans, masks, etc. It embodies the splendor of the palace even more. In particular, the gorgeous furniture decorated with cow bones in Lushui's residence reflects the seductive image of Lushui. In order to truly reflect the props and accessories used in the palace at that time, the production team also built a warehouse for props and accessories.
