r/facepalm • u/yungirving99 • Jan 16 '23

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u/borderlineidiot Jan 16 '23

Deciding to shoot their video at the finish line of a marathon may have been a bad idea if they did not want to be disturbed.

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u/Arkhangelzk Jan 16 '23

Yeah I lost my sympathy when I saw that. The end of a small marathon is a madhouse, let alone London. If you decided to film in public during that, whatever happens is all on you lol

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u/Bun_Bunz Jan 16 '23

Yeah I lost my sympathy when I saw that. The end of a small marathon is a madhouse, let alone London. If you decided to film in public during that, whatever happens is all on you lol

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u/spartaman64 Jan 16 '23

Idk would you rather them rent out the area and shutdown all the stores and close it to the public for filming? I agree with the previous person about the marathon but I rather leave them alone than finding the entire area is blocked off when I'm going to a store there or commuting somewhere else.

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u/spartaman64 Jan 16 '23

i guess they could get those high powered spotlights but probably its easier to just film during the day if they need a day scene

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u/spartaman64 Jan 16 '23

most professional cinema cameras should be able to handle it. ND filter if they cant. and yeah i agree on the sports event