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@SophyRomvari @__seab Would you like to work 18days for 300$ and get 5% profit?

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Has there been a Star Wars story where Luke gets stuck with C3PO for like months and he begins to question what of Anakin still lives in C3PO and this builds their bond together? #StarWars @starwars

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@JoshRaby Mind you: Boots Riley is all over the internet begging people to go watch his movie.....this person is taking no risk in the production of the film and therefore has no say in the profits

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@igotproblms I agree she should have been paid more upfront. But at the end of the day she is taking no risk if the film fails.

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@ChandanBrown @joerussotweets @tylerscruggs Go produce and lets see if you have the same opinion.

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@alexL_E_I You either get paid for your labor accurately or you negotiate profit share. You cant have both.

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@neontaster Does one mean the revenue the theatre makes?
Or the revenue the distributor makes?
Or the revenue the producers make?

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@neontaster How will that work if the film failed? So if the film made a little profit, then everyone deserves that?
If every film had a "If we make money" clause then the upfront pay will be less. What does "make money" even mean?

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@RuffCrim My middle ground is what Vince Gilligan does where he hires the same people work, practically making a middle line. In this scenario the middle line workers who are part of your team and have a relationship should get shared profit but not folks below the line.

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@RuffCrim You only hear this when the movie is successful. I agree she have been paid more upfront and thats a problem with the industry...but shared profits is not a solution.

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@CharlieSokaitis @mralpacalips @cory_fitz But its not 3 people though, you are acting like its easy to get $200m

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@CharlieSokaitis @mralpacalips @cory_fitz Who is everyone, how much does everyone get? Does a PA get the same bonus as a Line Producer?

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@finalcutgod @ybabnwolc @GwenLovesMovies Why would ypu want a clause for something that has a <10% chance of happening?

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@UrAFckngRetard @GwenLovesMovies Even more true. The fault should be the producer at most not the distributor

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@JoshRaby If i owned a production company
, I would give the crew a bonus but not freelance crew

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@JoshRaby Filmmaking is expensive and a risk to invest. Yes the person was overworked and should have been paid proper but a bonus or profits just does not make sense.

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@vnbvrnt You only hear this if the film is successful I'm sorry but the folks who invested money should be the ones to get the profit
If I owned a production company then yes I would give a bonus to my crew who works in the company but not freelance workers

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@NealGardner_ The South Americans will also have an advantage to the shootings in the host country

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@CultureCrave Lwk you could see that coming

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@TigoODonnell This is what should get remakes, spin-offs