Misunderstanding on Film Set Accommodations
But there are, like – I think we do, yeah.
Well, yeah, but, like,
there are certain words that would get confused.
So, in Canada, they call the trailer your room.
And so we call trailers trailers, because they're trailers. Yeah.
And we call our room, like,
the hotel room that we're living in for months. Yeah.
So, when my producing partner got a text from our line producer that was like,
these three background kids have nowhere to stay. Like, can they use your room?
And she's thinking, my hotel room that I live in. Like, three kids? What?
Is that insurable?
Yeah, it sounds illegal, yeah.
Yeah, and so she's like, well, geez, I don't know. Like, all my stuff's in there.
And the line producer's, like, getting more and more flabbergasted.
He's like, I'll help you move your stuff!
And she's like, I don't know.
I mean, and then finally he, like, throws his hands up, and he's like, fine,
I'll ask Lynn, the director.
And we're like, no, don't ask the director to move out of her home.
Yeah. Like, OK, we'll do it. We'll figure this out.
It was like this whole back and forth where he thinks we're crazy.
We obviously think he's crazy. Yeah.
And then it was just a misunderstanding.
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