Kids and Animals, Oh My: Working with Child Actors and Wild Animals on the Set

by Jack Anderson   You’ll be reading the script, and you will notice pretty quickly whether your film will involve kids or animals. No matter how well-behaved they are, kids and animals mean that it will take more time to shoot. What will affect your photography is the way you have to work around them....

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