I'd love to hear your stories about interesting places you've been to for production. Did you come away with appreciation for new places or cultures?
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That sounds surreal. It's awesome that they tipped. That makes me curious about what the communication was like to get access to the club for filming. Was that weird or simply business like?
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We once did an independent pilot for a dance compeititon show at the Key Club on Sunset Boulevard in LA on a Tuesday from 6am-4pm - everything was paid in cash - that was wild. Aiden Barr - if you're interested in the ins and outs of Location Management and negotations check out Stage 32's Location Management Master Certification. This course is taught by the Location Managers on films like BARBIE, TOP GUN: MAVERICK, KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON and more. Here's a link so you check it out: https://stage32.myabsorb.com/#/curricula/38c8682e-d6e0-4809-a7ae-c6f2e75...