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Long shoot for a Peacock Indie original — 15 days, $250/day non-union. The good: they paid on time every two weeks during the shoot, meals were fine, and the DP was a real pro who made everything look way more expensive than the budget. The bad: the schedule kept changing with less than 24 hours notice, we had two 14-hour days back to back, and the script got rewritten three times during production. I think the AD was in over their head. Not terrible, not great. Wouldn't turn it down if the rate was better next time.
Blumhouse's micro-budget arm (Tilt) pays almost nothing — $125/day for a 3-day shoot. Before you stop reading: the movie got a limited theatrical release and went to Peacock. My scene is in the trailer. For once, 'exposure' was a real thing. The set was run like a real union movie — proper turnaround, hot meals, safety briefings before any stunt work. Would I do it for the money alone? Absolutely not. But the IMDb credit and the footage for my reel were worth it if you can afford to take the hit.
Applied through Actors Access for a Gunpowder & Sky digital series. Self-taped Monday, Zoom callback Tuesday, offer Wednesday. The turnaround was wild. $400/day for 3 days of shooting for their YouTube channel. Production was small but professional — crew of maybe 15 people. Meals on time, 9-hour days, no drama on set. They mentioned they're building a roster of recurring actors for future projects. Definitely keeping an eye on their next castings.
Cast in a Tubi Original through a Backstage posting. $350/day for 12 shooting days as supporting cast. The production was way more organized than I expected for a streaming platform this size — real production office, actual call sheets the night before, stunt coordinator for the action scenes. Pay wasn't amazing but they paid on time within 2 weeks of wrap. Meals were catered and decent. The director was no-nonsense but respectful. Would absolutely do another Tubi project.
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