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Elven
Valinor
Oct 1 2010, 1:38pm
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Thanks for the link dormouse ...
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There was some interesting 'back' footage going on amongst the interview as well.
Cheers
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Doriath
Rivendell
Oct 1 2010, 6:24pm
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we were greenlit and knee deep in discussion about the story of the Hobbit. Having fun again and done with this nightmare.
The Trees will have their revenge!
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cameragod
Lorien
Oct 1 2010, 11:00pm
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What gets me about all this is
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Sir Peter is a good employer. He is a man who loves/lives film and has done so much for the NZ film industry, so why are the unions going after him? Why are they not chasing the villains of the industry?
Over the years I’ve worked for some bad employers.
Seven months to pay six months of work is not uncommon.
Safety issues on set. After broken bones and a homemade pyrotechnics set a fire engine on fire we were dropped from filming a series for asking for assurances for our safety.
One production house was notorious for exploiting child actors… ringing local schools offering $10 per child and then working them 12 hours on set without providing food and calling it “work experience.”
In all of this I ask where were the unions?
Surely they should go after the bad guys not the ones trying to help the industry.
All artists are prepared to suffer for their work, but why are so few prepared to learn to draw? :BANKSY
"A Cameraman without a camera is just a man." Stephen Press
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