QUIZ – Part Four – Identifying and Managing Stakeholders

A Hotel may be considered a stakeholder.

Which example would NOT be preferable when dealing with businesses affected by a film shoot:

Parking trucks that are non-essential in a "base camp" off the street.
Paying a reasonable amount to compensate for business interruption (this can be difficult)*
Informing them the benefit of the production will overshadow any hardships faced during the shoot day.
Doing something for the "community-at-large" – something that benefits everyone such as contributing to a "beautification" project, paying for a much-needed swing set in the park, donating to the town's library, or other priority projects for the town.

It is necessary for a local crew base to exist in order to reap economic benefits from a production.