It depends on the production company making the movie. When I was working on 61* for HBO Films (a major production company), we got checks every two weeks like a normal job. When I was working on LONG LIVE THE DEAD for Alienstone Entertainment (a brand new low budget (so far) production company), every day that we showed up on the set, we were paid with Pizza, and we got a free copy of the DVD at the premiere. When I was working for CHECKMATE (a TV Pilot) we all signed releases agreeing that we would not get paid until the show was sold to a distributor, at which point, everyone would get paid for everything all at once.
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Extras are actors or actresses that play bit parts in a movie. Their role may be so small that one might even miss them on the screen. Sometimes these extras provide the backdrop or prop in the story.
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they tell you how like they did the movie and about the actors and the journey and stuff like that
Extras are actors or actresses that play bit parts in a movie. Their role may be so small that one might even miss them on the screen. Sometimes these extras provide the backdrop or prop in the story.
Yes usually about 100 a day.
1000
8000
on your head
A movie actor gets paid once they finish their acting. I was on Law and Order: Criminal Intent for one episode, and immediatly got paid after my few scenes.
Yes they are paid extras!
Dawn of the Dead
Basic salary is the amount a person gets paid before any extras are added in. Extras can be things such as commission, incentives, and/or bonuses.
The 1982 movie, Gandhi set the record for use of film extras, with over 300,000 people reenacting the fallen leader's funeral.