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As long as the compensation of any of the workers didn’t depend on the financial success of the movie does it really matter?
by simongr3dal 8y ago
As long as the compensation of any of the workers didn’t depend on the financial success of the movie does it really matter?
- maroonblazer 8y agoCompensation construed broadly includes future work based on your portfolio. If one did stellar work that otherwise would have yielded future opportunities had the work not been shuttered then the answer is "Yes."
- gamblor956 8y agoA movie doesn't need to be released for the crew to get credits.
- JetSpiegel 8y agoIt does to count as credits to the most important group: the audiences.
- throwaway415415 8y agoYes. A lot of the work could have been badly paid but great for one's portfolio.
- seizethecheese 8y agoAbsolutely. What does the financial aspect of this have to do with anything? A movie created and never viewed is a cost to society with no benefit.