I have a friend who is a film maker, for example, who can’t watch a movie without computing camera angle choices and how they set up the shots, and did their post production.

The house will contain 5 bedrooms 4ba and sleep 14 adults, It will also have a movie room ie big screen recliners etc.

The metro has had a long reputation for movies.

Not to be a conspiracy theorist but if you look at the "futuristic" movies that have come out over the last 20 years of what "society" looks like in the future it's generally tall multifamily types of skyscrapers.

Most of the first level of the house feels like the floor of a movie theater (kinda sticky but slippery at the same time).

Also displayed are various props from movies whose trailers Rummell voiced in that deep, resonant style he slips into so easily.

Borrow one of those plumbing cameras that can look inside, if it's money like in the movie Triple Frontier, cut me in. lol

The L.A. region averaged 1,435 days of TV and movie filming per month in 2019.

And it's a pretty much free method.You can use your phone to start and shoot most non-Instagram, non-Tiktok videos in "landscape" mode so that it looks like it was shot for TV or movie (just turn your phone sideways.

The movie star might have an "I'll do whatever I want" entitlement streak.