When all is ready to load into the truck, I’m in the habit of documenting everything. Dunno why, just do.
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Do you get excited (and maybe a little nervous) with all that equipment packed up and ready to go?
I don’t know why but until I settle into actually production I always find myself a little “on edge.” I thought it would go away but the butterflies are always there until I “get moving” so to speak.
Oh, totally! Thank goodness on this production we were allowed the luxury of a day to meet @ the stage with the camera & DIT departmenta, run our cables & test for levels before jumping in with both feet Day 1. Therefore a lot more relaxed, though still difficult to get to sleep the night before.