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Hey Christina, what can we help you with?

Oh, well, the other day I was taking a study break and I was just sitting and watching some kind of

TV show, I don't even remember what it was, and the characters happen to be looking

through an old baby book and looking through pictures of

presumably the characters when they were a little and I was just wondering well

where did they get these pictures from and were they actually photoshopped or are these actually the actors pictures as kids or what is the

whole background behind making pictures and movies and TVs?

It's fun to think about like a director needing to call, you know, like George Clooney's mom to get his elementary school photos.

That makes sense, right? I mean, George Clooney, he was a kid once.

He probably did kid stuff, played T-ball.

Handsome T-ball.

And then if they can't find pictures, do they use like maybe their stunt doubles when they were kids?

Oh, good idea.

Well, this is an interesting question.

We're gonna try and get to the bottom of it.

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