My co-star on a big commercial modeling bank campaign was a capuchin monkey named Freddie. Seven shots in, he bit the assistant photographer badly enough to send him to the emergency room. Fifteen minutes later, the art director asked if we could keep shooting.
Here’s what I told him, which helped me stay safe and still sound professional.
IN THIS VIDEO YOU WILL LEARN:
✅ What happened when an animal co-star turned dangerous on set
✅ How to say no on set without blowing up the job or your reputation
✅ What I was ready to do if the answer wasn’t good enough
✅ The one question to ask before working with animals on set
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