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15 Ways to Make Working With Kids on Set a Breeze

Submitted by acurry on Thu, 12/04/2008 - 11:49
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Despite the age old “don’t ever shoot with puppies or kids” myth, working with kids on set can actually be really, really fun. This guide will give you some solid, hands on advice for making your shoot a kid-friendly and successful one.

1. Have a kid wrangler

15 Ways to Make Working With Kids on Set a Breeze

by Amanda Curry on December 04, 2008

5 Comments

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Despite the age old “don’t ever shoot with puppies or kids” myth, working with kids on set can actually be really, really fun. This guide will give you some solid, hands on advice for making your shoot a kid-friendly and successful one.

1. Have a kid wrangler


10 Simple Ways to Make Your Shoot Run Smoothly

Submitted by acurry on Tue, 12/02/2008 - 11:51
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We’ve all been there. We’ve been on set and have absolutely no idea where we are supposed to go, what we are shooting and just who the heck is in charge.  What results can be a huge waste of time AND money, as well as a very frustrated cast and crew.

These suggestions may seem a bit obvious, but there are still productions out there that need to hear them.  I’ll even throw in a few personal examples to make it interesting!

1. Name the shoot

10 Simple Ways to Make Your Shoot Run Smoothly

by Amanda Curry on December 02, 2008

4 Comments

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We’ve all been there. We’ve been on set and have absolutely no idea where we are supposed to go, what we are shooting and just who the heck is in charge.  What results can be a huge waste of time AND money, as well as a very frustrated cast and crew.

These suggestions may seem a bit obvious, but there are still productions out there that need to hear them.  I’ll even throw in a few personal examples to make it interesting!

1. Name the shoot