He can only hope that SAG conforms with the CDC by then, but adds that he is skeptical.Īs an item of note, Brauer, was named “Michigan Filmmaker of the Year” at the 2009 Traverse City Film Festival.
In some ways he is “thankful” for the problemīecause from an art director’s point of view, filming in Benzie County in the winter might make for a better visual movie. He says he’s in no hurry to make the movie and is able to wait. MORE NEWS: Bills in Michigan Senate Would Impact Landlords, Tenantsīrauer has a small-staffed production company with no “giant Hollywood budget” so, due to the overwhelming costs of the Covid rules, he made the decision to delay the filming of the movie until SAG updates their COVID-19 rules. While he is okay with basic common sense practices, the SAG rules treat the virus like a “sky is falling” kind of event. Brauer mentioned he is confused why SAG is sluggish in updating their protocols to match the CDC guidelines since it is counterproductive for encouraging film production. He would also have to hire a nurse to administer the tests. In addition, Brauer says he would have to spend $15,000 to $20,000 on PCR tests alone for his actors and crew, tests which are not easy to find in Benzie County, as well as numerous other associated costs of compliance like vaccine mandates, taping floors, taking temperatures and thorough record keeping to name a few. The SAG website says that filmmakers must hire a dedicated COVID-19 compliance supervisor responsible for safety compliance and enforcement, who will be accessible to cast and crew at all times during working hours. The rules, which tentatively expire September 30th, would require Brauer to pay for a COVID-19 Compliance Supervisor. The third installment of the trilogy has been described as “redemptive” by Brauer and an end to the seriesĪfter leaving cliffhangers at the end of the other two movies.īrauer had hoped to be filming in September but the outdated COVID-19 rules from SAG has prevented that. “Dogman 2: The Wrath of the Litter” reveals a litter of grown Dogman pups who have emerged.
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