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What’s one part of the film industry you wish someone had explained to you earlier?
A lot of people understand the obvious roles, director, actor, producer, cinematographer, but there’s a whole world happening behind the scenes that most people don’t learn about until they’re already on a production. Whether it’s how departments actually work together, how people get their first opportunities, who makes certain decisions, or even the unwritten rules of working on set. What’s something about working in film that you’ve always wondered about? Drop your question or experience below. I’m curious to see what everyone here has encountered so far, and what people are still trying to figure out.
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