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How Film Productions Hire and Communicate With Stunt Performers
1. This guide explains how film productions hire and communicate with stunt performers; what messages really mean, why silence is normal, and how the process works from first contact to call time.
1. One Important Thing To Understand First
2. Phase 1: Initial Contact And Availability
1. Why Production Works This Way
1. What this means for you
3. Phase 2: Visual Fit, Fundamentals, And Reputation
1. 1. Look & Physical Match
2. 2. Fundamentals & Training Background
3. 3. Learning Speed & Practical Impact
4. 4. Reputation & Reliability
4. Phase 3: Targeted Skill Check or Stunt Audition (optional)
5. Phase 4: Soft Hold
6. Phase 5: Draft or Penciled Dates
7. Phase 6: Costume, Hair, and Makeup Checks
8. Phase 7: General Updates or Silence
9. Phase 8: Internal Approvals
10. Phase 9: Contract or Deal Memo
1. What this means for performers
11. Phase 10: Callsheet
12. Phase 11: On-Set Communication
13. What not to message or ask
1. What professional communication looks like
14. What To Do While Waiting
15. A Final Word From Experience
How Film Productions Hire and Communicate With Stunt Performers
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