Depending upon how desperate and cost effective you are, you can rent furniture for staging to give proper visual of the house too during filming.

Logic being in a fire....you can't be searching for keys.I put mesh over the window part of the door.or security film which is transparenti

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I live in the area where Rob Van Winkle films most of his flipping shows.

It reminded me of the following.....I do work with schools teaching their teachers about brain development and showing them simple exercises kids can do that are only games but they actually increase IQ.This is all supported by brain research using real time MRI's to actually watch stuff thought occurs in the brain.Anybody old enough to remember those creepy films we saw in school about psychologists putting wires in monkeys' brains and then doing things like blowing smoke in their faces?

My husband and I are originally from Los Angeles and he (being a sculptor for the film industry) has been spending an increasing amount of time in and around ATL over the past few years.

Weird, why on earth would he act that way knowing he was being filmed.

It's the tape (film Mike) that continues to run that catches other activities, like an armed robbery for example, that might be caught from survelliance.

John Bogle discusses this in the PBS film " The Retirement Gamble" and Andy Tanner in his book "401Kaos" just to name a couple.I know 401k plans work for these employers but I would love to know if a 401k is actually working for the participants here.

Plus a resurgence in film made in LA.