stook in movie role??
01-12-2001 | 03:13 AM
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$200 per day is OK; but I would go for $500 per day with your supervision.
I have done cars for movies and remember, they are just props; just like garbage cans. Do you get my drift? They don't give a shit for what it is, IT IS JUST A PROP!
If it gets scratched, so what; if it gets a dent, so what; if it has to have the hero thrown across the hood, so what; if it has to have a rig to hold the camera mounted on it, so be it!
Don't do it for the fame, unless it's the star! Don't do it for the money, unless you really, really need it!
I have done cars for movies and remember, they are just props; just like garbage cans. Do you get my drift? They don't give a shit for what it is, IT IS JUST A PROP!
If it gets scratched, so what; if it gets a dent, so what; if it has to have the hero thrown across the hood, so what; if it has to have a rig to hold the camera mounted on it, so be it!
Don't do it for the fame, unless it's the star! Don't do it for the money, unless you really, really need it!
01-13-2001 | 12:31 AM
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Originally posted by h2000: Ahh..the money would have been nice but i don't think i could be away from my stook and leave it in someone else's hands for a couple of days..plus, i don't know if some of those 'best boys' are going to take it out for joyrides and stuff..And also it would have probably covered a payment or two but I guess i'm not desperate for the money so whatever!.. What would you guys have done??
If they gave you a credit, it would probably be S2000 wrangler.
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