so if i break them i wil be smarter :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ayneh
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so if i break them i wil be smarter :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ayneh
So that's not really you in your avatar then :pQuote:
Originally Posted by wexfordian
But you still look Jolly ;)
Josh is so amazing lolQuote:
Originally Posted by dorien
The guy in his avatar is TheJollyRajah, you know the whole Halloween avatar-switching deal. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dorien
http://imgur.com/yURr4.jpg
Here's me working as a 1st assistant camera on a steadicam shoot. I was SO happy to not have to don the steadicam rig. Most likely what I'm thinking in this photo is "I'm not wearing this right now, and I don't have to at any point in the near future."
Gotta dig the duct tape holding the battery in the camera.
What's bad about a steadicam?
*Brace for a Teebonesy-rant*
aha. Ok then, i will :P
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Originally Posted by Teebonesy
Awesome, I'm looking forward to the day I get to work on a shoot with a Steadicam!! (although preferably not as camera operator!)
haha and I love the duct tape! Still, not as bad as the time we had to tape the EX3 to the dolly because the tripod head wouldn't screw on properly...
http://i666.photobucket.com/albums/v...201_419232.jpg
I still have nightmares about that!
Hah! One time I worked a production that was using a DVX100 as a camera...Quote:
Originally Posted by CheesyMcFly
and they rented a Fisher 10 dolly.
Yes, THE Fisher 10.
http://imgur.com/9ZwIu.jpg
they didn't have nearly the proper adapters to fit the thing in. So it was strapped and buckled in like it was going skydiving.
fisher days are good days on camera team, because dolly grip does the heavy lifting and you get to sit down most of the day.
I'd go into more detail, but I'm HORRIBLY LATE so I have to run - but basically, steadicams are magical tools, but holy HELL to actually operate. Even if you can master the difficulty of operating one, it's still traumatic on the lower back, especially when you're working film set hours (12 hour day standard, often pushing to 18).Quote:
What's bad about a steadicam?
I have limited steadicam experience as an operator, and I am done with the things!
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they didn't have nearly the proper adapters to fit the thing in. So it was strapped and buckled in like it was going skydiving.
fisher days are good days on camera team, because dolly grip does the heavy lifting and you get to sit down most of the day.
Haha, yeah, yeah, so true, so true, yeah, so true, so true.
Haha, I know right? I know! Right?Quote:
Originally Posted by dawesbr
Only if you fix them afterwards with sticky tape to get that nerd-look. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hybrid-leader
What's with the sudden influx of camera men? :)
o hai gais, i r n0w a cam3r4 m4n!
lol
LOL I guess I should have used some of these then:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by BSprague
As I thought it was obvious I was being silly as usual :p
(aka..... I knew lol)
I think there's just something about LBP which makes camera men like me and Teebonesy drop everything and come running to this forum so we can discuss incomprehensible matters like Steadi-cams and gaffers. :idea: in the process confusing everyone around us with our jargon!Quote:
Originally Posted by Syroc
Or maybe Teebonesy and I are just the same person with two accounts who likes to talk to themself :p
To me, that makes perfect sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by CheesyMcFly
Haha, that's preposterous! What a silly thing to say,Quote:
Originally Posted by CheesyMcFly
TeebonesyCheesyMcFly!
Anyway, yes,TeebsCheesyMcFly and I have a great time blabbering about arcane things, it's like being in a secret club.
Yup. Good oldTeebonesyCheesyMcFly and me.
EDITS: I had to...login under the proper accountfix some... typos.
DORIEN!Quote:
Originally Posted by dorien
This pose is for you.
http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos...6_606631_n.jpg