The Corona pandemic has resulted in an economic crisis all over the World. Film Industry is no exception for Corona and already few producers are feeling the heat monetary wise! As the whole World opted lockdown nothing seems to working and all are facing the doom.
Now in India as the lockdown got extended, experts started saying it would go further up to June or July to return to normalcy.
The latest news doing rounds in Telugu Film Nagar is all about resuming the shootings of the films that got stalled as of now. Moreover the makers are worried to shoot adult content scenes or hard romance on screen as it needs touching and thus spreads the pandemic by chance.
On the other side, It is said that already the Producers Council is in talks with all the production houses to go for shoots only in July if at all the lockdown eases by then.
The council has discussed few guidelines for the shoots amid Corona scare in the days to come. The members of the council said that if at all a movie resumes shooting they should do it by maintaining social distance and the crew should be maximum of just 25 members only.
One wonders that small budget films also can't be canned with that minimum work force of 25 members. Imagine the plight of bigger films with big canvas that involves more cast and crew.
Now in India as the lockdown got extended, experts started saying it would go further up to June or July to return to normalcy.
The latest news doing rounds in Telugu Film Nagar is all about resuming the shootings of the films that got stalled as of now. Moreover the makers are worried to shoot adult content scenes or hard romance on screen as it needs touching and thus spreads the pandemic by chance.
On the other side, It is said that already the Producers Council is in talks with all the production houses to go for shoots only in July if at all the lockdown eases by then.
The council has discussed few guidelines for the shoots amid Corona scare in the days to come. The members of the council said that if at all a movie resumes shooting they should do it by maintaining social distance and the crew should be maximum of just 25 members only.
One wonders that small budget films also can't be canned with that minimum work force of 25 members. Imagine the plight of bigger films with big canvas that involves more cast and crew.