Rain effects in films works are created through computer vision for visual effects or physical effects. Computer vision for visual effects involves the use of computer software, whereas physical effects are accomplished during on-site shooting. Film production teams often employ both in the production process. The number of domestic studies on computer vision for visual effects is higher than that on physical effects. Due to the lack of literature and practical experience, most production teams produce rain effects by renting water trucks to spray water directly on the spot. This can create visual flaws that are particularly obvious when the shooting range increases. In addition to discussing the rain effects created through computer vision for visual effects and physical effects, this study simulated long- and full-shot scenes in which wide range of rainfall is required to analyze common problems of rain effects produced by low-budget production teams and propose corresponding solutions.