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reilysclone

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  1. A side question to go with that- what are those of you that are scareactors opinions of people (mostly guys Id assume) who are way into your scares? You know, guys smiling and laughing and going "Wow you look awesome!" My husband and friends did that, not in a taunting way or anything, and scareactors seemed annoyed by this and quickly move on.

    Personally speaking, if someone does appear to be having a good time and laughing from enjoyment, I'm fine with it. However, you do deal with a lot of jerks trying to point and laugh to defuse your scare, which can be REAL annoying. It can be hard to tell sometimes with a conga line of people.

  2. Just to add to what Invader_Butters said, make sure you really want the job of scaring people. I mean, REALLY want the job. Think of it like your favorite food. Great every now and then, but will you still love it after a few straight weeks? Factor in how much time and sweat (A LOT of sweat) will go into it, and ask if you're truly ready to commit to it.

    Believe me, it's one of the most fun things you'll ever do. Just make sure you're tough enough for it.

  3. Just speaking for myself....

    If I'm working in a house, I do not want flash photography at all. It's very annoying and can be incredibly blinding. I'm against taking photos or video inside a house anyway. People should concentrate on the atmosphere, scares, and story and not trying to focus on taking away mementos.

    If I'm working in a scarezone, I'm pretty flexible and can usually transition from photo taking to scaring pretty easily. I'll usually accommodate with poses if you ask nicely. However, if I ignore you, don't take it personally because I'm probably either busy scaring or under orders not to do photo ops. Flash photography outdoors doesn't bother me, but don't suddenly light up right into my eyes when I'm not expecting it.

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