Just got my first paid producing job lottery funded project and im inheriting a whole crew and cast who don't speak english! but who cares it union rates!
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Just got my first paid producing job lottery funded project and im inheriting a whole crew and cast who don't speak english! but who cares it union rates!
What's that all about then?
very sketchy on details at the moment there being sent over as i speak.
All i know is literally the above. Cast and crew are in place, location are all in place, practically everything else too. Just there original producer has had to bow out for reasons which i am also to find out.
Well done Chance... Good Luck.
Good luck amigo, hope it all goes well for you. The language barrier could be a problem, but when abroad I tend to find that pointing and yelling at things usually works pretty well. LOL. Let us know how it goes.
Well done.
Nice one. I hope it leads you to your next union paid gig, remember the golden rule about always treat your runners well :-)
Damn - guess now I can't get away with paying you off with half a bottle of Islay's finest any longer!
Well done and good luck with the shoot. Don't forget to include fluffy sheep and mushy pumpkins - always a winner with audiences.
you wait to you see your bar bill at the wrap ;-)
Miker if i can understand them, then i will treat them nice :-D
getting a bit anxious as no one seems to tell me what happened to the last producer....
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ July 12, 2005 12:32 PM: Message edited by: assyrix ]</font>