Hollywood is hoping that film shoots will resume as early as mid-June. But once production gets going, there will be a new line item on studio budgets: COVID-19 prevention.
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Even as people are seemingly watching more TV than ever, the shutdown has left many workers in unscripted programming out of work and eager to return once it's safe to do so.
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As the industry tries to figure out how to move forward, professionals from across the production pipeline are wondering not just when they might get back to work, but also what a post-pandemic movie set will even look like.
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For one thing, the pandemic has shed light on one of Hollywood’s dirtiest secrets: the often questionable sanitary conditions that have long existed on sets.
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One thing studios and production companies are likely going to be doing more of? Shooting abroad.
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Studio executives have been talking internally about how to manage costs.
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