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Certainly people work their way up and fade into a less strenuous role. Surely they don't just kick people to the curb. That would suck.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
Certainly people work their way up and fade into a less strenuous role. Surely they don't just kick people to the curb. That would suck.
- _DeadFred_ 7mo ago(Laughs in post 50 year old software developer)
- dbspin 7mo agoFor set related jobs, the hours are the shoot. If the shoot runs long, everybody's on set. It's an exploitative - and in my view, completely unnecessary - culture. The marriages, parental relationships and health costs cannot be justified by the supposed necessity of dollar savings. But currently - especially in the US, film sets all to often work sweatshop hours. More enlightened practices, like 'French hours' (a ten hour day), are also possible. The films created under these conditions don't seem any worse, and the people involved are inarguably happier and healthier.