Sopranos call time at 3:30am. How do people do this as a job??
Ok, so I am playing a waitress on a Sopranos episode and I called earlier tonight to get the "call" time and it said 3:30am! I am already fading! I cant believe people do this as a full time gig.
They do it for the money, and sometimes 3:30am is the only time you can shoot...I remember when parts of T2 were filmed in the Bay Area during the wee hours of the morning, since they had to shut down a section of a major freeway for filming.
Ok, so I am playing a waitress on a Sopranos episode and I called earlier tonight to get the "call" time and it said 3:30am! I am already fading! I cant believe people do this as a full time gig.
You mean it's different to a normal 5am call? Only by 2 hours!
Hehe... plenty coffee and don't get bored hanging around - that can be a killer!
Have a good shoot and give some sympathy to the folks who run that production factory with constant 18 hour days
Haha... dont I know it. When I was working on the movie set a few months back for "21", a few of the days were from 6am - 11pm or later... gotta love double time after 12 hours.. woot! Not to mention that the people who worked on the set behind the scenes were there before we got there and after we left. That's tough!
Originally posted by Marie
Still... it's pretty cool to be in a Sopranos Episode. Good luck Amy!
When I used to edit news we had to be there at 3AM to start cutting the stories for the 5AM newscast. Definitely not the easiest schedule especially around the holidays.
When I used to edit news we had to be there at 3AM to start cutting the stories for the 5AM newscast. Definitely not the easiest schedule especially around the holidays.
Was that a normal work week? M - F, 3 - whenever? Must have been hell on your social life.
Was that a normal work week? M - F, 3 - whenever? Must have been hell on your social life.
For about 2 years I worked weekends with different days off as people left and new people got hired. The worst was for about 5 months when I had Wednesday and Thursday off and Friday was my Monday. Nothing like going in for your Monday when everyone else is jacked up for the weekend.
When I used to edit news we had to be there at 3AM to start cutting the stories for the 5AM newscast. Definitely not the easiest schedule especially around the holidays.
Exactly - there are tons of people who work graveyard and early morning shifts - a lot of them for minimum wage, too.
I worked a 3am shift for ten years (not for minimum wage though lol) - the answer is, as almost anyone who does it will tell you: "You never get used to it, you just do it."
It might just be some pick up scenes... Even if they are "wrapped" 2nd unit might have some shots to pick up and on a show like that I am sure there were script revisions all the way into editing...
My guess is the 3:30am call time on a tuesday is since thats the only time they can shut down a section of the casino and allow it to me filmed.. Any other time would have too many people there...
So what happened? this seems odd since sopranos is already done shooting for the season and there is nomore after this, Plus why would they shoot sopranos in Vegas?
Are you sure? They shot the last episode around the corner from my house a few weeks ago. When we were talking to the crew they told us this was the last shoot (except makeup stuff) Seems kinda weird since they were supposed to have wrapped up already
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I got there at 3:30, got dressed into the Caesars cocktail uniform along with all the other girls and got checked in.
The story is as this.. they are either extending the last episode or adding filler to some of the ones still about to be played. They are still shooting tomorrow (same scene) and Thurs (girls in bikinis at the pool). This scene was Tony gambling and losing and then Tony winning. That's it.
I feel so sorry for those Caesars cocktail waitresses, after 9 hours, I was about to lose it in that corset.
Congrats on the part. Sounds like your saying stuff that you are not allowed to though. Did they make you sign something saying that you can't say anything about the show?
One of my good friends is the AD for the first unit on The Office, talk about a whacked up schedule. Another one is the head colorist at one of the big post pro houses, and that's an even stranger schedule.
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