Is historical reenactment an actual employment option?
How would one get involved?
>>951129
The government of Japanese provinice Iga-Ueno, the Meme Home of Japanese Ninja Clans, recently put out an ad for full time ninja reenactors.
http://www.newsweek.com/ninjas-wanted-japans-bid-attract-more-tourists-436421
I guess you'd want to get affiliated with a museum or historical society of some kind. I doubt there'd be much prospects for full time work, unless you're basically a living exhibit in a museum, waving an axe and scaring groups of schoolkids.
There are some quite large organisations that handle reenactments though. The Sealed Knot probably has a few full time staff for example:
http://www.thesealedknot.org.uk/
>>951154
Interesting, but not really accessible to most yuropoors.
Is it a viable employment option, anyway? I heard people who do living history are often volunteers and hobbyists.
>>951236
I don't think anybody pays people to do historical scenes. Except of course filmmakers and those castle guards.
>>951236
>that ifunny bar
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>>951480
Reposting original shit from 4chan and other places is how those sites work, son.
Better get used to it.
