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As I mentioned in a previous post with regards to TV teams interested in shooting at Erich's it happened the other day. The Korean director a very nice and polite man was asking everyone at the kisok for permission to shoot, which actually never happened before and I've seen quite a few teams there.
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What was that on the chair? A Korean pet? No worries animal righests, it's just a wind cover for the mic.
At the end of the shooting Erich even had to sign release forms and other stuff, a really very serious thing.
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