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Behind the Scenes with Quigley and the Commercial Crew

Name: Behind the Scenes with Quigley and the Commercial Crew
Uploaded: 2022-02-24T14:37:27+00:00
Duration: 55 s
Channel: Nate Auffort
Description: Transcript excerpt from a behind-the-scenes discussion about filming the crew’s first public-facing commercial. Participants reflect on a porcupine…

24 Feb 2022 · 1 min

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Transcript excerpt from a behind-the-scenes discussion about filming the crew’s first public-facing commercial. Participants reflect on a porcupine cameo, long hours to shoot a short spot (30–60 seconds), lack of representation/agents, and how working with professional actors—including a child actor from Disney—prompted them to improve their acting. Tone is informal and reflective.

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We had a brief cameo with our porcupine on set. That was our first public facing commercial too, right? Big time. Yep. And we didn't even have agents. We weren't represented. We didn't actually say anything either. But no, they didn't trust us to. We would have killed our lines. But you know, what may turn out to be a 30 second or a minute spot had dozens of people on set and took five or six hours to nail it. And I was just really shocked and I guess just surprised at how much work goes into these things on set. I think the actors and actresses were. I think we started to realize that we don't quite have the acting chops that they do. You speak for yourself. No, I think you're right. There was one, for example, one of the child actors that was there has been in Disney shows and he was just. He was an amazing actor. Yeah. I think everybody there was made us step up our game a little bit. That's right.