Por eso nunca participo en esas weas de la pega.
Yo hago lo mío y páguenme a fin de mes cada hora que trabajé, nada de comidas ni horas extras que solo dan experiencia
Una vez me hicieron catfish con una cena de empresa y caí. Mandaron un correo diciendo que nos invitaban a celebrar los resultados del año en un restaurante bastante bueno. Ponía «una noche para agradecer vuestro esfuerzo». Yo ya me estaba imaginando el chuletón cuando...
Every minute a movie star keeps a Marvel set waiting costs about $625. Roll in 90 minutes late and you've burned $56,000 before anybody yells action.
That number comes from Joe Russo, who said the back-to-back Avengers shoot cost Marvel up to $450,000 a day just to keep running. Spread that over a 12-hour shooting day and you land right around $625 a minute.
So when Florence Pugh told Elle her rules for a set are "show up on time, don't be rude, don't be a misogynist," the expensive one was rule number one.
Here's how the waiting actually works. Actors are called "first team." Their stand-ins, people picked to match their height and coloring, are "second team." The crew lights and rehearses every shot with the stand-ins, and then somebody gets on the radio and calls first team in. Until that actor walks onto the set, you've got grips, electricians, camera, sound, hair and makeup all standing around on the clock.
The studio can afford the bill. What the crew loses is the back end of their night, because the pages still have to get shot. A late start turns a 12-hour day into a 14-hour one, and the people who showed up at 5 a.m. are the last ones out.
Back in 1997, a camera assistant named Brent Hershman finished a 19-hour day on Pleasantville. He was 35, with a wife and two kids and about an hour's drive home. He fell asleep at the wheel and hit a telephone pole.
Crews have been fighting over hours ever since. In 2021, IATSE members voted 98.68% to authorize the first nationwide strike in the union's 128-year history, and long days with no real breaks sat near the top of the list.
Nobody below the actor can fix this. A grip isn't going to knock on a movie star's trailer and tell her to hurry up, and plenty of directors won't either. The person who can make punctuality the rule is whoever's name is at the top of the call sheet.
By her own account, studio execs told Pugh to change how she looked when she was 19. Eleven years later she's got the new Avengers and the third Dune opening on the same day, December 18, and she's using that pull to make sure the crew gets home before they're too tired to drive.
A 12-year-old girl refuses a kiss she didn't want, and the guy turns it into a spiritual rebirth. Having such a fragile ego is borderline pathological.
Qué latera la Yaya, amiga de la Piare, su onda es como defender un acoso porque era alcoholica ?? Obvio q puede haber cambiado pero eso no significa que los cercanos d la afectada tengan prohibido hablar del tema. Es adulta, si es algo que la tiene que perseguir, que se la banque
@EsTendenciaEnX A ver los machitos q se juntan en manada a cagar a palos a una trans , dónde andan ahora q hace falta quienes actúen contra los verdaderos degenerados q corrompen nuestros hijos
“Salta”:
Porque una tiktoker fue abusada mientras vendía golosinas, un negro la besó a la fuerza y luego le mostró sus partes: “tienen que aprender la ley de la vida” le dijo el hijo de puta
My 5 y/o said she didn’t want to watch The Dark Knight with me because she’s “scared of the creepy clown.”
Umm sweetie that “creepy clown” has a name, it’s Maggie Gyllenhaal.