On Thu, Aug 28, 2003 at 06:14:19PM -0400, Brian Siano wrote:
I think you're missing the point, Jeff.
Maybe.
I'm hearing people say, We are inconvenienced because it is hard to
park. But we don't see much economic benefit to this.
I would like to put this in context. The inconvenience from
Hi Jeff!
Okay. I admit it; I am a rube.
I have never lived where a television series has been filmed before. For
that reason and that alone, I would have liked some advanced briefing on
the protocol applicable to such an event, so I would at least know how to
conduct myself.
May I sit
On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 18:50:51 -0400, Jeff Abrahamson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Thu, Aug 28, 2003 at 06:14:19PM -0400, Brian Siano wrote:
I think you're missing the point, Jeff.
Maybe.
I'm hearing people say, We are inconvenienced because it is hard to
park. But we don't see much economic
To the list:
I found it annoying. The Hack crew came on my block about 4:50 AM to
park huge vans and trailers with LOUDLY squeaking breaks that squeaked
over and over again at extremely high shrieking
Pitches as they inched down the hill between 44th and 43rd on Pine. It
was
NOT a pleasant way
Mark Krull wrote:
It must be a hassle but I suppose its bringing in income and its says
that you live in a nice clean block.
(it doesn't necessarily say you live on a nice clean block.
I know of one location on a nice residential block that was
depicted as a crack house.)
not to change
On the 500 block of S. 45th Street we've been informed of Hack filming well
in advance. We've been asked if we have any problems with the planned
filming. Someone went door-to-door, etc. We were informed by letter that the
production company is working with community groups to work out details
Dear Mr. Lifson,
Thanks for the information regarding your block's advance notice on the
filming for Hack.
The point is in my opinion, is not that people want the company to fold its
production here. Rather, some people felt it was thrust upon them without
notice or advice as to how to conduct
To the list:
I am surprised about all the reports of the Hack filming team giving advance
notice to residents who would be inconvenienced by the filming.
I NEVER received notice of ANY kind other than the usual city signs advising us
in advance that there
was an upcoming no parking day. I
A while back I met a woman who worked as an on location accountant for
a movie production company. As she put it, movies shot on location
hemorrhage money. Everyone who claims to be inconvenienced by the
shoot gets paid off. Homeless people who say, hey, that's my usual
spot! get paid off.
Title: Re: [UC] Hack filming in our neighborhood
Out of curiosity, does anyone know how much of a location fee someone in our neighborhood would receive for their place being used for a shoot? I'm sure it varies widely depending on how extensively they take over, but I'm just wondering what
Charles H. Buchholtz writes:
Of course, if the neighbors don't cooperate, the production companies
may stop shooting in Philadelphia. If nothing else, they are paying
wage tax and sales tax, so they are bringing money into the city.
True, but so would, say, a casino, or a strip club. Just
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