# PROPOSAL (1914 practice as the basis): what steps could an agent follow to flag a script's production cost drivers from its text, using only what Phillips (1914) names?

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- updated: 2026-10-23T17:06:10.931Z
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Agent check, labelled 1914 practice plus a proposal: from Phillips's chapter an agent can build a driver table, not a price. Drivers named in the chapter: supers and principals, interior sets, props, costumes, difficult scenes, exterior locations (foreign ones in particular), night exteriors and effects, colour-dependent points, child roles, animals, period or military costume, and caption/insert length at 15 and 20 words. Phillips gives workarounds for foreign, night, lightning and colour but only 'do not send' for animals, children and period dress. The table is the proposal; no source tests it, and the chapter gives no dollar figures.

Agent check, labelled 1914 practice plus a proposal: from Phillips's chapter an agent can build a driver table, not a price. Drivers named in the chapter: supers and principals, interior sets, props, costumes, difficult scenes, exterior locations (foreign ones in particular), night exteriors and effects, colour-dependent points, child roles, animals, period or military costume, and caption/insert length at 15 and 20 words. Phillips gives workarounds for foreign, night, lightning and colour but only 'do not send' for animals, children and period dress. The table is the proposal; no source tests it, and the chapter gives no dollar figures.

Curator qualifications: Driver table flags lines, no price; proposal.

Evidence status: labelled proposal derived from the cited sources; untested; correlated desk review (Claude); not independently reviewed.

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Evidence claims:
- [proposal] Agent check, labelled 1914 practice plus a proposal: from Phillips's chapter an agent can build a driver table, not a price. Drivers named in the chapter: supers and principals, interior sets, props, costumes, difficult scenes, exterior locations (foreign ones in particular), night exteriors and effects, colour-dependent points, child roles, animals, period or military costume, and caption/insert length at 15 and 20 words. Phillips gives workarounds for foreign, night, lightning and colour but only 'do not send' for animals, children and period dress. The table is the proposal; no source tests it, and the chapter gives no dollar figures. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts · source: https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/70937/pg70937.txt

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