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it's a little weird and a little distracting to know exactly where scenes in Veronica Mars are filmed. sometimes it will be in the middle of a climactic conversation and those locations will be several miles apart. probably weren't even shot the same day. How the heck do the actors keep up the emotion, when those scenes had to be shot, at the very very least, hours apart?

i wonder about tv/film acting vs. stage acting. completely different and yet sorta the same. things are bigger on stage, but you need to be more consistent, cuz there's not breaks and no room for mistakes. on film you are under intense scrutiny and you really have to bring it, but subtley. yet you have the time to get it right, for the most part.

ETA: creepy incident at the end which was shot in the parking structure i park in at school? SO does not make me feel any better about walking to it late at night like i do every time i leave campus. yikes.

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it's a little weird and a little distracting to know exactly where scenes in Veronica Mars are filmed. sometimes it will be in the middle of a climactic conversation and those locations will be several miles apart. probably weren't even shot the same day. How the heck do the actors keep up the emotion, when those scenes had to be shot, at the very very least, hours apart?

i wonder about tv/film acting vs. stage acting. completely different and yet sorta the same. things are bigger on stage, but you need to be more consistent, cuz there's not breaks and no room for mistakes. on film you are under intense scrutiny and you really have to bring it, but subtley. yet you have the time to get it right, for the most part.

ETA: creepy incident at the end which was shot in the parking structure i park in at school? SO does not make me feel any better about walking to it late at night like i do every time i leave campus. yikes.

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it's a little weird and a little distracting to know exactly where scenes in Veronica Mars are filmed. sometimes it will be in the middle of a climactic conversation and those locations will be several miles apart. probably weren't even shot the same day. How the heck do the actors keep up the emotion, when those scenes had to be shot, at the very very least, hours apart?

i wonder about tv/film acting vs. stage acting. completely different and yet sorta the same. things are bigger on stage, but you need to be more consistent, cuz there's not breaks and no room for mistakes. on film you are under intense scrutiny and you really have to bring it, but subtley. yet you have the time to get it right, for the most part.

ETA: creepy incident at the end which was shot in the parking structure i park in at school? SO does not make me feel any better about walking to it late at night like i do every time i leave campus. yikes.