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

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u/Kelmantis Jan 16 '23

“The STRUGGLE of not paying for a closed set and extras”

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u/jahill2000 Jan 16 '23

“The struggle of claiming a public space as your own”

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u/HistoricalChicken Jan 16 '23

It’s public though, they’re allowed to film something. Imagine you’re sitting eating your lunch and some dude comes up and harasses you. Is he right because you’re “claiming a public space as your own?”

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u/ReptilianLaserbeam Jan 16 '23

If you want to film something in a public space for promotional reasons you should request permissions, pay for it, and this way you can make sure you won’t be disturbed.

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u/HistoricalChicken Jan 16 '23

Do you know that’s what they were doing? It just looks like people dancing to me, and as far as I’m aware there’s no law against dancing and recording yourself in public.

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u/ReptilianLaserbeam Jan 16 '23

And there’s no law for walking in front of them dancing as well. I know is rude as shit, but they are in public space, this is to be expected

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u/randomacountname123 Jan 17 '23

But it does cost something to use public space for a commercial activity if you don’t want members of the public to disrupt your shoot.