[ SECRET POST #2625 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2625 ⌋

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Comments

[meredith44]

Yup. Soaps are daily. I went through a period in high school where I watched quite a few of them. And, honestly, I always wondered how soap opera actors dealt with the grind. I mean a movie takes months to film two hours. A television show takes a week to film an hour. Soaps film an hour a day. With pretty much no breaks. As I said, that one actor has filmed over 1700 episodes. That seems like an awful lot of time to be someone you are not.

[othellia]

I feel like soaps probably end up using a lot of first (maybe second) takes. If you put it into context, the average work day is 8 hours long, so I think it's pretty doable when the director isn't as picky.