I know that they light movies and tv scenes way differently than is done in real life. I've been on movie sets where they were lighting a scene that took place in broad daylight, and still had lights on the actors and the area. I was in Metaline Falls, WA when Kevin Costner was filming The Postman. My dad and uncle were extras on the set and got paid $40 a day. I don't think either one of them actually made it into the movie, although there is one scene my dad might be in, if you take his word for it.

But yeah, I saw the process.

If I had a nickle for ever time a woman told me to get lost, I could buy Manhattan.