Principle photography, otherwise known by most people as production. Now, most amateurs might think that this is all fun and games, but in reality, Principal photography has and must follow the schedule laid out in the call sheet as strictly as closely as possible. The reason? Well as professional, you don't want to waste your actors and crew members time, class actors and locations may not be so available after the scheduled period of the shoot. Also, you know what they say? Time is money.

Either way, as the producer, director or one of the key people involved in production, it is always better to be early than late onset. Speaking of being early or late, a lot of improvising is involved when things don't go according to plan. So that would probably be the only time you get to go off the schedule on the call sheet. But other than that, the goal really is to get most all of what is detail on the call sheet done. So you might be curious how I got the time to get all these really good set photos. Well, that's because I hired a set photographer.

And as you can see lots of action going on. We even had a birthday on set, so that was fun. The cake was pretty yummy. Anyway, these set photos might be good to have later as well. If you ever need to create an electronic press kit or promo materials, but for now, just have fun sweat a lot. And exercise.

Oh, yes, as usual. Please do post any kind of fun moments you had on set on the q&a board. Share your moments with us. That's how you make new friends.