Post-shadow Development Plan

Qiye told Zhizhi: "Zhi, you go to the Screen Actors Union to report that the crew of "Night at the Museum" used child actors to work overtime."

Bah!

Before Qiyehua could speak, the door of the meeting room was knocked open.

Zi Yuan rushed in anxiously.

"I heard something happened to the crew?!"

Facing Ziyuan's questioning, Qiye hurriedly comforted him: "Fortunately, Benny is only broken..."

"Who cares about him! I'm asking you!"

Ziyuan anxiously checked the gauze on Qiye's head, and asked with concern: "How is it, does it hurt?"

"Hooho~"

Siji uttered a strange cry when he saw a scene, and gave Qiye a thumbs up.

"You actually did it?! Seven nights, you are so damn good!"

Qiye didn't dare to show anything in front of Ziyuan, but he still secretly gave Siji a thumbs up from behind.

However, Qiye's upright thumb gradually turned downwards.

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pS: The trade union system in Europe and the United States is a very interesting crew. Depending on your position, you will have quite different perceptions of trade unions.

Chapter 409 Come on, hurt each other

The organization's actions were as capable and swift as ever.

Just the next day, he reported to the Screen Actors Union and the Minor Protection Association that Fox's "Night at the Museum" had overtime work for underage actors.

North America has very strict requirements for minors, especially with the assistance of the grading system, many regulations for minors have even reached the point of harshness.

The same is true for underage workers.

According to the regulations of the Children's Protection Association, there are very detailed requirements for the working hours of minor actors in Hollywood crews, from the total working hours per week, to the maximum number of working days in a week, and to the number of working hours that cannot exceed each day. These all have detailed requirements. .

Even the crew needs to arrange at least 3 hours of study time for underage actors every day.

Of course, like all regulations, these things always look very good, but when they are actually implemented, they become a mess.

Not to mention anything else, the terrible and noisy environment of the crew alone made the 3-hour study time become empty talk.

Studying in a film crew is like letting a child study in a downtown area. Only those who can learn will be ghosts.

The regulations on working hours are likewise empty talk.

It’s okay if it’s a small number of shots, but if the proportion of children is relatively large, then if you follow the regulations, the ghost knows that the crew will shoot the year of the monkey.

I have said before that children and animals are the most unstable factors in the crew. Some scenes that adults can easily pass, children need to act for a long time to pass.

If you spent an hour on setting and makeup for a scene, and half an hour for the actors to find the feeling, you can finally shoot officially.

Now you are telling me that because the working hours for minors are up, let me call it a day and come back tomorrow? !

Are you having fun? !

Lao Tzu's tens of thousands of dollars of funds wasted like this?

Therefore, most crews with minor actors have more or less problems of one kind or another.

Of course, the Juvenile Protection Association also knows about this kind of thing.

The strategy they adopt is the principle that the people don't raise officials and don't prosecute them.

As long as they don't receive a report, they just turn a blind eye.

But if someone reports it, then it will definitely be pursued to the end.

Generally speaking, it is basically rare for anyone to report to the Children's Protection Association, especially the crew of those big film companies.

As the relevant stakeholders of the film, the crew members certainly hope that the filming will end as soon as possible.

As for the parents of underage actors...

Generally speaking, these parents who have children's star dreams, as long as the crew does not reach the point of abuse, they are still very tolerant of the crew.

There are so many underage characters every year, and the parents have exhausted all their means to compete for this one.

How could he ruin his child's [Bright Future] because of such a trivial matter?

Of course, it's not without trouble, but this kind of trouble is caused by the parents and the crew, just to increase the child's salary.

This kind of thing that can be settled with money is not a thing at all.

It's only real trouble if it's reported to the Children's Defense Society and then the crew is investigated.

Of course, this kind of thing that needs to be reported by real name, how can such an obedient and good boy be the front line.

He just bought two stuntmen in the "Night at the Museum" crew, and the next thing is the improv performance of these two brothers.

what?

You ask the lawyers from Jiufeng's legal department who are following them?