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Originally Posted by Hugh R
mjohnson, thanks for the kind thoughts. I work in the movie industry and to the best of my knowledge, I'm one of 3 of us in the entire industry. Smoke effects, artificial fogs, bullet hits, noise from explosions, water quality when filming Pirates of the Caribbean in Dominica and St. Vincent, where the locals bathe and get their water supply from the same streams. Local hospitals with a 30% Staph infection rate, and how to deal with medi-vac of cast and crew back to a real US hospital. Food sanitation so the local hires for food preparation don't take down 300 cast and crew members because they don't understand the importance of hand washing.....
Vaccinations for 300 crew members for localized illnesses/disease..
Lot's of stuff nobody ever would think about in making a movie.
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WOW! congratulations. That is quite a task and an awful lot of responsibility and forethought. You're right never would have thought all that is necessary to make a movie. No wonder they cost so much to make.