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Sometimes, the entire crew is much happier and better off pulling a "crunch mode" if that's what it takes to achieve something of value. More often than not, o
by ilyaeck 11y ago
Sometimes, the entire crew is much happier and better off pulling a "crunch mode" if that's what it takes to achieve something of value. More often than not, outstanding art "runs over budget" and requires sacrifices (Citizen Kane and Brazil come to mind). "Bad Girls" may have been in a success in mitigating risks/costs, but in the grand scheme of things, it's mediocre junk nobody will care to remember.
- Animats 11y agoActual takeover by a completion bond company is very rare. If the financing party is convinced by results that it's worth putting in more money, they have that option. That's quite common when the production is going well and there are good results to show. But the director does not have the option of squeezing it out of the employees.