http://filminginbrooklyn.com/2009/11/10/how-to-meet-actors-on-the-set/ What's filming in your neighborhood? Sat, 23 Jan 2010 05:10:07 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://filminginbrooklyn.com/2009/11/10/how-to-meet-actors-on-the-set/comment-page-1/#comment-1668 Subway Surfing in New York | Traveling Mom Tue, 08 Dec 2009 16:56:38 +0000 http://filminginbrooklyn.com/?p=2464#comment-1668 [...] Street on the Number 1 train there’s a gnarly carve, dude.  On the F train on the way to Brooklyn, you can feel the swells. You mnight even try it without the kids to spice up your commute.  Or [...] [...] Street on the Number 1 train there’s a gnarly carve, dude.  On the F train on the way to Brooklyn, you can feel the swells. You mnight even try it without the kids to spice up your commute.  Or [...]

]]> http://filminginbrooklyn.com/2009/11/10/how-to-meet-actors-on-the-set/comment-page-1/#comment-1615 Tracy Tue, 10 Nov 2009 18:29:27 +0000 http://filminginbrooklyn.com/?p=2464#comment-1615 Great article Amy. I learned well from meeting you on my first visit to the set of Rescue Me! In my visits since then, following the above advice has really benefited me. There are a number of crew members on the show that now know me by sight and name. They let me hang out close to the action, and tell me stories about set mishaps, a little gossip sometimes, etc. I'm very curious, so I sit with them and make friends with them and ask questions. I've gotten to meet and get pictures with all the main cast & guest star Maura Tierney. I also have been able to talk to the co-creator/producer and director of the show a few times. That may not mean much to a lot of people, but to be able to tell someone whose work you love so much how much you love it is exciting. To find that he's friendly, loves to hear what fans have to say, and even gives behind the scenes stories about the certain scenes and story lines I tell him I love is fantastic. Bottom line is behave & be nice to the crew. If you're not, you'll be shut out. If you're friendly, you're more likely to be able to see the filming better, and increase your chances of meeting your favorite actors. Great article Amy. I learned well from meeting you on my first visit to the set of Rescue Me! In my visits since then, following the above advice has really benefited me. There are a number of crew members on the show that now know me by sight and name. They let me hang out close to the action, and tell me stories about set mishaps, a little gossip sometimes, etc. I’m very curious, so I sit with them and make friends with them and ask questions.
I’ve gotten to meet and get pictures with all the main cast & guest star Maura Tierney. I also have been able to talk to the co-creator/producer and director of the show a few times. That may not mean much to a lot of people, but to be able to tell someone whose work you love so much how much you love it is exciting. To find that he’s friendly, loves to hear what fans have to say, and even gives behind the scenes stories about the certain scenes and story lines I tell him I love is fantastic.
Bottom line is behave & be nice to the crew. If you’re not, you’ll be shut out. If you’re friendly, you’re more likely to be able to see the filming better, and increase your chances of meeting your favorite actors.

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