Camera crew whipped in out of nowhere, as per usual. Even have a drone set up for aerial shots. More like 390 day fiancé since they’ve been filming since summer 2022…
Camera crew whipped in out of nowhere, as per usual. Even have a drone set up for aerial shots. More like 390 day fiancé since they’ve been filming since summer 2022…
I saw that guy at the table in the background do a noticeable blink to the camera during that scene.
They must have extras or the crew sitting around them pretending to be restaurant patrons.
They wouldn’t be able to shoot those scenes otherwise. (Used to be an actor)
Couldn’t they shoot if the patrons signed releases?
See my reply just above here.
Why not?
Filmmaker here: You can either get signed releases from everyone or, in the case of a public location like a restaurant, you prominently post signs everywhere notifying people that by entering the location they consent to being filmed and release all rights and liability etc.
If you’re smart, you do both.
If you have an “eye-line gawker” you buy them a drink and ask them to sit at a different table.
This is standard in the US and the EU if you’re not going to buy out the bar or restaurant for the day and fill it with extras. Moldova? No idea what the process is there.