What does the stand-in do?
Stand-in is a person who temporarily replaces the actors during the production of a movie or a television show. One of the main purposes of stand-ins is to confuse places with the actor during a part of production, which only requires an idea of the physical presence of the actor, for example to set the right lighting or destination where the actor must be placed in each scene. Using a temporary replacement allows the actor to take breaks or helps the production crew set scenes when the actor is not unavailable.
One of the main requirements of stand-in is sharing similar physical characteristics as the actor for whom he fills. In general, both people will have to be at about the same height so that the cameras can be properly placed to ensure that the actor is correctly sorted in the camera view. A person temporarily replacing the actor may also be obliged to have the corresponding hair color and other physical features so that manufacturers can imagine more vividly what the TSKAst scene will look like and also adjust any lighting that clashes or is otherwiseIchotive for the color of the star. For example, if the artist has fair hair, the use of a stand-in with the corresponding hair could help ensure that the lighting during the scene does not wash the actor.
Depending on the size of the production team, the stand-in can also help with other duties associated with the production of a movie or a television show. This may include assistance in setting scenery or other props as well as help lighting. Stand-ins can also test audio devices so that all microphones and other sound equipment are set correctly at a time when the actors are ready to shoot their scenes.
Although Stand-ins is not generally hired to perform any acting dialogue, they can occasionally participate in the scripts' test values. This may be more common if the actors are known and incapable or not necessary to participate. Stand-in can act in scenes with other hired actors so that they canAssign to remember the material without being delayed because of the absence of another actor.
To become a stand-in, one usually has to apply through the same casting agency that chose actors for film or television production. One of the main criteria for this position will usually be the ability to carefully manage instructions and always be alert. Producers are often on a strict schedule and all pre-production tasks need to be completed as quickly and inattentive stand-ins could slow down this process.