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AMC: The Prospect Park Era (old production thread)

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Yeah if anything maybe AMC was over budget a little in their first cycle but was it over 125k an show? Thats the question

Well those actors sure were impressed with the craft services. tongue.png

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Well those actors sure were impressed with the craft services. tongue.png

well sounds better than the stale mac & cheese at the mouse house

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Id assume crew would also be paid over time as it should be in the contract the union already agreed to

The Crews union should have no say in how the show is broadcast

AMC has been more behind and spending more hours to catch up

Something is off here. Every 2 weeks we, the viewers get out-of-nowhere breaking news and it is not all good either. Change in Headwriters, Change in schedule, and now the Unions (SAG/AFTRA) and the crew unions too getting into all this mess over well deserved pay for work.

As I have always said, this is PP's show and I get the feeling that they want to hoard the money and pay accordingly only when their backs are against the wall. What is really going here? Who feels like they have been shortchanged? Well, we the viewers are the one' s getting shortchanged, shortchanged with 2 episodes per week, shortchanged with the Canadian fanbases who were spending to ensure that FX Canada would carry the show, and just once again, here is another controversy going on.

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I think it's obviously an issue involving both soaps, but the article mentioned just AMC out of ignorance. I could see this being true, if only because Vincent Irizarry said they only filmed 47 episodes in a period they were meant to film 70 episodes. Maybe by filming 70 episodes in this short time frame the episodes were cheaper, but since that money only filmed 47 episodes, it means they went over budget.

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Something is off here. Every 2 weeks we, the viewers get out-of-nowhere breaking news and it is not all good either. Change in Headwriters, Change in schedule, and now the Unions (SAG/AFTRA) and the crew unions too getting into all this mess over well deserved pay for work.

As I have always said, this is PP's show and I get the feeling that they want to hoard the money and pay accordingly only when their backs are against the wall. What is really going here? Who feels like they have been shortchanged? Well, we the viewers are the one' s getting shortchanged, shortchanged with 2 episodes per week, shortchanged with the Canadian fanbases who were spending to ensure that FX Canada would carry the show, and just once again, here is another controversy going on.

shortchanged. At least we get 2 a week. Some soaps are gone and never coming back. Think big picture, not what YOU WANT

it just took longer to film the scenes so it took more days. Question is on what days if any did they spend more than 125k

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I think it's obviously an issue involving both soaps, but the article mentioned just AMC out of ignorance. I could see this being true, if only because Vincent Irizarry said they only filmed 47 episodes in a period they were meant to film 70 episodes. Maybe by filming 70 episodes in this short time frame the episodes were cheaper, but since that money only filmed 47 episodes, it means they went over budget.

If they were originally supposed to film 70 episodes for the 5 week block and then they had to cut back to 47 episodes, that leaves 23 episodes out of production ??? I wonder what the contracts look like and if it states that so many episodes will be filmed and paid accordingly, and then cut back 23 episodes, then what legally does PP have to pay or not have to pay according to the legal contracts?

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well maybe MA at OLTL

as well as changing course with a budding AMC couple due to an actress’s real-life pregnancy.

With that said, I wish Melissa had a child. Would be hot just like her.

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If they were originally supposed to film 70 episodes for the 5 week block and then they had to cut back to 47 episodes, that leaves 23 episodes out of production ??? I wonder what the contracts look like and if it states that so many episodes will be filmed and paid accordingly, and then cut back 23 episodes, then what legally does PP have to pay or not have to pay according to the legal contracts?

actors are paid by the days they film not the number of episodes. Unsure about crew. AMC filmed 7 weeks so far and was supposed to film 10 eppys a week but only filmed 47 to date

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actors are paid by the days they film not the number of episodes. Unsure about crew. AMC filmed 7 weeks so far and was supposed to film 10 eppys a week but only filmed 47 to date

So it is a financial loss for the actors??

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So it is a financial loss for the actors??

No cause they filmed all the days there were supposed too and are paid by the day. Shouldnt affect actors salary too much

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No cause they filmed all the days there were supposed too and are paid by the day. Shouldnt affect actors salary too much

Yes the actors should suffer no loss while taping even if they are now taping less eps per day. But if I am understanding all of this correctly, there was a planned July taping cycle for AMC that is not happening because they're going on hiatus to rewrite/edit. So their salaries for the next taping cycle are pushed back to August (and I guess September for the OLTL crew who would have been back to work in mid August had AMC taped in July).

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