The plane slowly descended at the airport.
Since they were only flying domestically, and it was a private plane landing at a private airport, everything went smoothly, and no one came to watch them.
Meanwhile, in the live broadcast room, all footage with specific geographical markers was instantly blurred by the live director using special effects software.
They didn't want people to know the exact location, to avoid idlers from coming over to gawk.
Kenneth Osborne's post-production special effects software is embedded with AI programs, enabling human-computer interaction, making it extremely easy to operate.
No professional computer personnel are needed; ordinary people, as long as they can speak and type, can communicate with the program to achieve the desired special effects.
The live director used it once and couldn't stop, wanting to take over the entire production alone.
