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[kesyntre]

Turns out I'm not working Inishmore. False alarm, miscommunication, and such. I would have thoroughly enjoyed cleaning up 6 gallons of stage blood every night, though. And seeing/operating the machine that brings in the man suspended from an I beam near the grid by his chained up feet. Good times

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[insaneamoeba]

warning about the newborn thing.... remember that newborns have very very little awake alert time... and they are generally exceptionally unhappy at being woken up. I actually wanted the photo but the photo people and I could never time it so they managed to snag the actual ten or so minutes of wakeful non-fussy time the baby had. Also, you'll be dealing with incredibly hormonal women who feel that they somehow look bad if the baby cries, which they just naturally do if you A) change their clothes so they are actually dressed for the photo B) put them under a very bright light or flash bright lights at them C) hold them in awkward poses

Now, I think the job could be very fun and rewarding... just wanted to remind you of some of the pitfalls.

[kesyntre]

Thanks for that!

I kinda assumed that it would be troublesome working with newborns and new mothers, but hey, if I wanted a riskless gig I'd work in an office building. Now I've got some specifics to work with, though. Much appreciated!