stackyFACTSSimply placing a heavy camera tripod on a municipal sidewalk requires opening a checkbook and making a massive donation to the city government.
Simply placing a heavy camera tripod on a municipal sidewalk requires opening a checkbook and making a massive donation to the city government. Filming outside of a controlled studio is a bureaucratic nightmare of exorbitant permit fees, required police escorts, and strict time limits. Capturing the authentic grit of real urban life is incredibly ironic considering the entire process is heavily monitored and wildly expensive.
Keep exploring facts in this topic.
Culture & entertainment →STACKY FOR IPHONEKeep discovering with Stacky. Interesting facts in an app that is always within reach.
Nature's rugged beauty is terribly inconvenient for massive catering trucks. When directors insist on shooting in untouched wilderness, studios will quietly…
Discover more
Governments will essentially bribe productions to suffer in terrible locations. In order to receive massive, multi-million dollar local tax rebates, studios…
Discover more
Ah, the glamour of cinema, where background crowds get to experience historical authenticity via heatstroke. To save money, productions source massive lots of…
Discover more
A majestic wind-swept hair moment is an absolute nightmare for post-production. The massive, jet-engine-sized fans required to blast a hero's cape into the…
Discover more
When you have a multi-million dollar budget, you can literally buy the darkness. To shoot historical dramas set before electricity, production managers will…
Discover more
Despite literally setting themselves on fire to make a movie watchable, the people executing the action scenes are completely shut out of the major prestige…
Discover more