How do child actors exposed to gruesome scenes (like murder on a horror film) not get traumatized/PTSD?
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It’s very easy to make it look like the actor is witnessing the events when they actually aren’t. The scenes in set also look a whole lot different than they do in the final screen version. A “night” shot can’t actually be very bright on the set and then is darkened in post. This will make the scene far less scary. The sets typically aren’t scary at all, everyone really is acting.
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