Why Are Stand-Ins Used When Shooting a Film

question 52

Multiple Choice

Why are stand-ins used when shooting a film?

• A) to double for stars in scenes that require special skills
• B) to substitute for stars during the more tedious aspects of the shoot
• C) to help move the plot forward
• D) to bring a recognizable personality to the set
• E) to feature a well-known actor briefly

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