In Japanese, you use the word “crank in” (クランクイン) when a film begins shooting, and “crank up” (クランクアップ) when it ends. This is a reference to the earliest days, when motion picture cameras were spun by a crank.
In 13 days, we have filmed two 50-min episodes of a standard TV dorama series. Including pre-production, that’s just one month. Today I finish filming this show, and in two days I’m on pre-production for the next project, back in Tokyo.
クランクアップ!
@ElijahSchaffer It's not money, they're playing cards (トランプTrump).
The subtitles voice the thoughts of the onlookers (Why does he have all these cards?)
But yes, most people who find lost money/wallets turn it in to the nearest police station.
@wompaaa Ugh... Really? A billboard? So now instead of being invited to lunch for an Amway "business proposal", people are going to push the new "I can has cheezburger" coin?
Looking the part as an English teacher. Currently accepting new students - DM for details.
最近イメージも先生らしくなってきた。
生徒募集中です!興味がある方をDMして下さい。
#english#teacher#model#actor#英語先生#外国人モデル#bowtie https://t.co/KjuMSo48Is