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| I still don't understand how TV/film work can restart | |
| Posted by: KingSpeed 06:33 pm EDT 08/07/20 | |
| In reply to: re: That is another factor in restarting shows - mikem 03:44 pm EDT 08/07/20 | |
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| Actors very often work up close and personal with their scene partners. | |
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| re: I still don't understand how TV/film work can restart | |
| Posted by: ryhog 08:43 pm EDT 08/07/20 | |
| In reply to: I still don't understand how TV/film work can restart - KingSpeed 06:33 pm EDT 08/07/20 | |
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| Have you read the multi-union guidelines? If not, that's your starting point. It's called The Safe Way Forward |
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| re: I still don't understand how TV/film work can restart | |
| Posted by: manchurch03104 08:52 am EDT 08/08/20 | |
| In reply to: re: I still don't understand how TV/film work can restart - ryhog 08:43 pm EDT 08/07/20 | |
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| TV is now an editor's medium. | |
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| Here's how TV/film work can restart | |
| Posted by: richmurphy 08:42 pm EDT 08/07/20 | |
| In reply to: I still don't understand how TV/film work can restart - KingSpeed 06:33 pm EDT 08/07/20 | |
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| As the recently resumed daytime soap "The Bold and the Beautiful" is showing, TV and film techniques like clever editing, using mannequins or actors' spouses as stunt doubles, and green screen compositing technology can be used -- none of which are available for stage performance. | |
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