 | Q: | Can we shoot during park operating hours? |
| A: | Yes, but we must have plenty of notice to work with our Operations Department to move parades, shows, re-route guests, etc. We do this all the time. |
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| Q: | Do you have power that we can tap into? |
| A: | Yes. We generally do a tech scout in advance to determine your power needs. We then can tell you what is available, or assist with getting a power drop to take care of your needs. |
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| Q: | Can we use guests as Extras without paying them? |
| A: | Sure! Just make sure that you obtain the proper legal release. |
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| Q: | Can we remove signage or decorations that may interfere with our desired location look? (ie: Christmas décor for a shoot that is set during the summertime) |
| A: | Yes—with proper notice. There may be a fee attached for the labor involved to remove and restore the items in question. |
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| Q: | Can we shoot on rides or coasters? |
| A: | Yes—but it generally needs to happen before or after park hours. Operations will work with our Production clients, but is reluctant to shut down any attraction that may inhibit a guest's experience. With proper planning and scheduling, we can accommodate most requests. |
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| Q: | If we move from one backlot location to another, do we have to pay an additional backlot fee? |
| A: | No! Your backlot fee is a flat day rate, covering multiple locations. |
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| Q: | Who is responsible for defeating sound on a location within the park? |
| A: | The Production Supervisor assigned to your production coordinates all of these issues with the proper personnel to assure that your location gives you the best possible sound levels. |
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