Night Parade: Moving Light Sources and Routes

On the main street at night, a procession of floats filled with lights moves slowly. Each float is a light source itself—composed of tens of thousands of small lights forming shapes, not relying on external projection—thus standing out remarkably on the completely dark street. The regular street lighting on both sides is dimmed during the performance to only the ground guiding lights necessary for safety. Spectators sit on the curbs along both sides of the street, with the front row on the ground and the back row standing, leaving an 8-meter-wide path in the middle for the procession. There are performers on foot between the floats, also carrying lights. The scene is shot from a high vantage point on the side of the street, showing the illuminated procession extending along the dark street.
Avoid: Street lighting remaining fully bright, floats relying on external projection rather than self-illumination, no clear separation between spectator seating and the procession path, shot from ground level perspective making the procession line unclear.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

夜間的主街上,一列裝滿燈光的花車緩慢行進。每一台花車本身就是光源——由數萬顆小燈組成造型,不靠外部投射——因此在全暗的街道上格外突出。街道兩側的常規照明在演出時被調暗到只剩安全所需的地面導引光。觀眾坐在街道兩側的緣石上,前排席地、後排站立,中間留出 8 公尺寬的行進道。花車之間有徒步的表演者,身上也帶著光。畫面從街道側面的高處拍攝,可以看到光的隊列在暗街上延伸。避免:街道照明維持全亮、花車靠外部投光而非自體發光、觀眾席與行進道沒有分界、拍成地面平視看不出隊列。