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'Midnight Rider' May Have Been Denied Permission to Shoot on Train Tracks, Suggests Incident Report
Expert: No Way Movie Crew Had Permission To Shoot On Railroad Tracks
'Midnight Rider' Death: DGA Says Employers 'Ultimately Responsible for Ensuring a Safe Set' - The DGA said the film's production company had no permission to be on the train tracks, only in their vicinity, assuming what the DGA calls "cinematic immunity." "This is a stark reminder that it is truly a false premise. There is no immunity. Instead, there is jeopardy, risk and the potential for lost lives," the guild said of film and TV shoots that venture beyond the boundaries of permits or location contracts.
‘Midnight Rider’ Homicide Probe Focusing on Who Put Crew on Bridge - Variety - The “Midnight Rider” call sheet for Feb. 20, obtained by Variety, calls the day “Pre-Shoot Day 1 of 1.” It has become a common practice in film production to use “pre-shoot” or “camera test” days to grab vistas, inserts, and other miscellaneous shots at locations where it would be inconvenient to bring the entire company during a normal day of shooting. “Pre-shoot” or “test” days require a smaller crew and keep the cost for the shooting day down.
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