Set Etiquette
<h1>Set Etiquette</h1>
Set etiquette refers to the professional behavior and protocols expected on a film set to ensure smooth production. Crew members must respect hierarchy, maintain quiet on set, and follow safety guidelines. Good etiquette fosters a positive working environment, improving efficiency and collaboration. Whether on an indie project or a Hollywood blockbuster, professionalism is key to a successful shoot.
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