Are you willing to be an extra?

According to my understanding, extras are those who frequently appear in various film and television crews. They have to leave early and come back late every day, and most of the time they are waiting for the director's greeting. Their daily income is tens of dollars. Yuan people, some of them do it to make money, some do it to become famous through acting, and some just do it to chase stars. More often than not, they are just "Green Leaves" who are silently willing to be the leading actors... They all have the same name - extras. In Shanghai, ordinary extras are paid 50 yuan for working 8 hours a day. If they work overtime, they will get between 50 and 60 yuan to 780 yuan a day. For many people, although 50 yuan a day is a very low salary, many extras think it is still acceptable because they love "acting". Even if this "acting" is just passing by in front of the camera, they still feel that it is acceptable. Well worth it. If some extras are new to acting, they will be happy as long as they can participate in the filming, and they don't care about the money. In Hengdian, the largest film and television location in China, there are four to five thousand extras stationed all year round. The salary for extras in Hengdian Film and Television City is 40 yuan a day and they work 8 hours. An additional RMB 5 will be charged for one hour after the timeout, and an additional RMB 10 will be charged for each hour after 12 o'clock. Get up before 5 a.m. and film for 10 yuan an hour. According to regulations, extras generally work eight hours a day, and the crew is responsible for three meals for the extras. However, due to the needs of filming, many extras needed to add blood packs, cry in mourning, and be exposed to the rain. The crew had to give out red envelopes of 5 to 10 yuan.