I don't think the theater management knows there's a difference between the trailer checkers and the blind checkers. We're all the same to them. I'm constantly being asked by managers why I don't stay for an entire movie and when I tell them I'm a trailer checker, they always look at me like they don't understand what I'm talking about. That's probably why some theaters allow us trailer checkers to stay and watch movies for free because they think it's part of our job.
Arch Stanton Wrote:
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> First time I ever did a trailer check the
> authorization letter said not to watch any movies.
> The manager signs my form and replies, "Enjoy the
> show" If you time it right, you can do one
> trailer check, watch the entire film and then
> complete the second trailer check. Management is
> too busy to play cop with you, they could care
> less if you watch any movies during your check
> unless you are visiting some tiny 2 or 3 screen
> theater. Once the managers gte friendly with you,
> they could care less if you stay for the show or
> not.