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guess that makes sense, like soaps film all their scenes in the same set on one day. sometimes you hear the soap stars talk about a woolpack / rovers / queen vic day, where they just shoot all the pub scenes for so many episodes in one go.
what do they do with sitcoms which have lots of sets, do they film in order or do all the scenes needed in one set, then move onto another set
never been to a recording of a sitcom, only time I've been in an audience was for an episode of Help Squad in 1992 in the now nearly demolished TVS / Meridian studios
what do they do with sitcoms which have lots of sets, do they film in order or do all the scenes needed in one set, then move onto another set
never been to a recording of a sitcom, only time I've been in an audience was for an episode of Help Squad in 1992 in the now nearly demolished TVS / Meridian studios