Phone Pas - Prop Mistake #shorts

[matthewmerchant]

Guess they need to dial in on the finer details of their shots

[puddle_puddle]

Maybe she was trying to reverse the charges?

[mrfoamposite]

I can never watch movies again without being a passenger seat editor 😂

[will-o-the-wisp-witch]

In the show "chilling adventures of sabrina" (I think in the first episode) they attached apples to flowering apple trees. Couldn't just leaf them alone.

[dallasbhowell]

The script supervisor didn't think it was very SIRIous"

[waynelevi]

Started the video in anticipation of a cool prop fact. Ended in a sighful "omg". Buts that's why I love it

[ADHDVLOGS]

A quick question, Scott. Have you ever had an actor refuse to handle a prop or eat a fake food you made.

[daeynne_]

Haha this is fun! Prop mistakes. More please!

[yipperdeyip]

After a bit of silence I burst out in laughter.
These are such dad jokes lmao

[pancake]

I'm not even going to lie I've done this in real life, it just happened to be upside-down when I picked it up and didn't realize until halfway through said conversation lol

[YankeeWitNoYankee]

I wonder why Scott is so hung up about this.

[brown_and_curly_ne_girly]

Omg please do more of this please 🙏🏼 lol I love finding “mistake easter eggs” in movies and shows!

[LukenUSee]

Sometimes when your day is just upside down...

[LongIslandCityLayout]

Wow, that’s actually pretty silly for a major network show

[Wubsy]

She is pretty.
She is probably little (in height or age).
She is lying about being in a call.

10/10 accurate film title.

[ACtheLegend]

She's phoning it in for this scene

[GroovingPict]

at least she wasnt using Microsoft Excel to send text messages

[djNM]

She was definitely lying about being on the phone.

[jamesdaniels]

I’m not surprised that Lucy Hale phoned in her performance. She always does.

[HunterMann]

Thanks for posting this, it always amazes me when I’ve been on shoots where they have a huge budget and a person doing continuity to make sure there are no bloopers or mistakes. Sometime it could be very subtle things and even though I’d be working as a grip, or in the camera department, if I spotted on mistake, I would go ahead and yell “cut!“ The A.D. might get upset with me, but the client the ad agency, the producer and the Director would be glad that I pointed out a simple thing. For example, we are filming a high budget breakfast commercial. It’s supposed to be a couple who are married having breakfast in the morning. Obviously they’re not a couple. They’re just a couple of actors but one of their key props that that they both were wedding rings well we for lunch and we come back to shoot, one of them must not wear their wedding ring since they took it off during the lunch break. That’s when I yelled “cut”. This is many years ago. I’m sure they could do computer generated image and add about wedding ring now but back then it was crucial. I’ve been on high budget car commercials where you can see the reflection of the camera and dolly track in a shop because there’s high chrome with reflection. The worst is when you see enormous, high budget Hollywood feature films that have mistake after the mistake, but someone just dropped the ball on continuity. I sure appreciate your series of videos, for many decades people who start sharing their stories from the battlefield of filmmaking.