Oh yea. That Comedy Central show was frequently guilty of not paying attention. When a friend of mine told me that her grandmother was in a very famous commercial from 1984, I let her know that a clip had been on Colbert every night for three weeks — how much was the estate getting paid... "Paid?" uh oh... It got straightened out but took awhile. Had I not asked the question, it wouldn't have happened.MIDI Life Crisis wrote:I've seen broadcasts where no cue sheet was present. The Colbert Report got into some hot water for this.
Do you ever file the cue sheet or is it always the producer?
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Re: Do you ever file the cue sheet or is it always the produ
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