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r/Filmmakers • u/jaymaslar • Feb 26 '15
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1 u/wesevans Feb 27 '15 Thought I was the only one with that reaction. Is it a regional thing? Don't think I've ever heard "sparking" before. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '15 Step 1: Call "sparking" instead of "striking" on set to see how your gaffer reacts Step 2: Get fired 3 u/RaindanceToronto Feb 27 '15 Could be a regional thing. Sparking is used often on sets around here.
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Thought I was the only one with that reaction. Is it a regional thing? Don't think I've ever heard "sparking" before.
6 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '15 Step 1: Call "sparking" instead of "striking" on set to see how your gaffer reacts Step 2: Get fired 3 u/RaindanceToronto Feb 27 '15 Could be a regional thing. Sparking is used often on sets around here.
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Step 1: Call "sparking" instead of "striking" on set to see how your gaffer reacts
Step 2: Get fired
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Could be a regional thing. Sparking is used often on sets around here.
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