The Troubles of Movie Making

As consumers of the film industry I think that we are to blind to see past the movie itself. We neglect all the work that goes into the production. The Director is the head of everything and if sometimes goes wrong o set he takes the heat. Paul Holehouse is the Director of the "Hunger Games" film and he is putting in hours to make sure that everything is taken care of so they can have a good shoot for the sequel to the "Hunger Games." He has already had his locations inspected, his stunt crew prepared and his actors trained. He wants to do his best to avoid problems that will leave them stuck in the mud. He said it himself, "We don't want to have any down times or delays, because that's what kills you in this business." I knew it took a lot of work to make a film but now I see its more stressful than the D.M.V. You really got to respect the film crews and the Directors and all the stuff that they go through to deliver movies to us the viewers.

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