Movie Review: The Sitter
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The Sitter Monitored: Outstanding “No Animals Were Harmed”®
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When an irresponsible slacker picks up a babysitting gig, he takes the kids with him on a drug run, and things go awry from there.
Featured Animal Action:
All grounds were inspected for hazards and sets were closed off and secured. Cast and crew members were introduced to the animals and instructed on their proper handling.
In a scene in the alleyway, rats are seen very briefly running from point A to point B. For this mild action, trainers released the rats from their starting point and allowed them to walk/run at liberty, retrieving them right after. The area was secured, all holes were filled, and all debris was removed, except for the soft-sided “prop” debris strategically placed around the scene. Several trainers stood nearby, and nets were available in case the rats wandered off, which they never did.
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