Good nutrition on set is important for the human body. Is it possible to eat healthy when working on a film set? Do productions provide good food for the crew? What are your tips and tricks for a quick snack when the schedule is really tight? I would like to hear your opinions in the comments section. When it comes to the power source for filmmaking equipment – batteries – the general idea is to get good quality ones, preferably original battery packs from the device’s manufacturer. On paid gigs, the reliability of the gear is everything – you do not want the camera failing on you in the middle of the shoot. But what about the camera operator? And other crew members? How to keep them well “powered”? It seems to me that, unfortunately, the topic of nutrition on set rarely gets discussed in the film industry. Photo by NeONBRAND on Unsplash Nutrition on set – it’s important! In my opinion, nutrition is much more important for human health in the long run than most people think it is. That’s what I have been trying to keep in mind for the past years. Having said that, working in the film industry does not always allow one to eat healthy. Or does it? Working long hours on sets with short food breaks and eating only what the production provides might be limiting. Sure, there are usually more choices, but there might not be a suitable option for everyone. Photo by...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 6 January, 2021