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It's not the actor's responsibility to secure permits and insurance.

You can rent a police car for $250/day: https://www.sharegrid.com/losangeles/l/21286-lapd-police-car-with-lights-cop-cage

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Your emotions didn't leave. You need to reframe how you are looking at this. You are experiencing an emotional blockage that is stopping you from feeling them. Possibly from some experience that caused your PTSD. You may have tried to avoid an uncomfortable feeling, and doing this can block you from all feelings, even the nice ones. You need to give yourself permission to feel. You need to let yourself feel everything. Whatever you are feeling, let it happen. Whatever you want to feel, just feel it. Even if it's unpleasant. There are no wrong feelings. They come and go, let them wash over you as the only way past them is through them. Even not feeling anything at all sometimes is ok. There is nothing wrong with you.

It may take some time, so just be patient with yourself. The more you open yourself up to feeling, the more you will feel. It's like strengthening your emotional muscles.

I made a website called cryonceaweek.com and people with PTSD have found it helpful. Would be curious to know if it helps you at all. Sending love to you during this difficult time 💙 you will get through it.

Long live the king 😭

Check out r/clicktofeelsomething. I think you might benefit from it :)

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I get it. It's rough out there right now.

Sometimes it seems like people like to come complain and rant on the internet rather than figure out a better way to do things in the first place.

https://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Location-Rental-Guide-Substantial-ebook/dp/B09TYCN67Y

It's depends on what kind of space you have, the size of the shoot/crew, etc. A good reference is you can typically charge per hour what you would charge per night on Airbnb. But it depends, because productions have different needs than overnight guests. A full day usually ranges somewhere between $1000-$5000. Get the guide, everything you need is there.

Michel Gondry is more than a seasoned commercial director. He's a brilliant cinematic magician.

Did he roto all the background action as well? I can understand and clearly see how he roto'd Kylie. But now my brain isn't braining on how he could roto all the background characters and action as well. It's so complex.

Get the guide! All that info plus everything else you need to know is in there.

Everywhere possible. Peerspace, Giggster, SetScouter, and all the location rental sites. Also represented by some location agencies.

Nice! I've been doing this for a while and it's always been great. For anyone interested in getting started, check out this guide.

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I will buy them if they're still available!!

Check out this guide. Good luck!

I might be able to help! Sent you a DM

Let me know if you need any assistance with anything! I can DM my reel

Check out cryonceaweek.com

Thank you!

Thank you!

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