Although you can use advanced video conferencing and high-speed point-to-point data transmission system, the crew still feels the inconvenience caused by the time difference, because the two places are in different time zones, so they cannot strictly calculate the work according to the working hours: Los Angeles afternoon At five o'clock, Hong Kong happened to be at nine o'clock in the morning. Therefore, they can only connect with Hong Kong at night to report and summarize the various problems that arise in the United States. However, Monroe also mentioned the convenience-they have a 24-hour day and night work schedule, so it feels that the progress of the film is not generally fast. However, in the Los Angeles studio, not everyone can get home from get off work on time, because at that time Hong Kong often needs to determine the content of the day's work, and at the same time, they have to send over the completed work to complete the handover. After the steps, it’s already midnight in Los Angeles, so for Los Angeles, making this film is really a very heavy work.
As for the problems encountered in Hong Kong, the main problem lies in language communication. The Hong Kong studio has also organized a "crash course" for learning American idioms. Because director Kevin Munroe always likes to use American slang when speaking. After several meetings, the Hong Kong side only understood it.
