Fader Replacement

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On the AD255. They were getting a wee bit sticky. Now, seamless and fine. Can’t wait to mix again with ‘em.

Laptop Mount Detail

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Drilled a 1/2-inch hole into the Mag Mini Sound Shelf to mount the 5/8-inch steadi-cam nose pin to which is attached a grip head and Manfrotto articulated camera mount arm with quick release, to which is attached an InStand, small laptop tray that easily holds the 13" laptop. I’ve got a large InStand tray for sale at a steep discount

Marketing

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Keep this dispenser on the cart in the event an actor does not moan about being wired or a props or set dressing person adjusts… You know…

It’s a public calendar to which any of you may subscribe, add, edit, etc., G+ Hangout video conference events.

Weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) from noon-6 p.m. (EST) to begin with.

Very psyched.

Over at G+, Zack Allen asked for some details on my 2.4GHz antenna scheme. Here you go, Zack!

They Fit

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Sound Cart 3.0

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Small shelf above this AC array could host a number of phone charging stations. Anybody got a spare Blackberry (or other except iPhone-I-got) charger lying around you wanna trade fer somptin’?

Sketch for Post Sound

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A character (wired) made a quick, speaking pass from the island to the nurses’ station and I was unable to raise her wire sufficiently for those particular three words for the mix. There were wired / 2nd boomed characters in the background, too. A wee bit complicated. Wanted the post sound team to understand the geography so it might be easier for them to fix it since for that character’s angle, the speaking cross happened, and our capacity to cover the scene with the poles did not improve from the wide.

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A character (wired) made a quick, speaking pass from the island to the nurses’ station and I was unable to raise her wire sufficiently for those particular three words for the mix. There were wired characters in the background, too. A wee bit complicated. Wanted the post sound team to understand the geography so it might be easier for them to fix it since for that character’s angle, the speaking cross happened, and our capacity to cover the scene with the poles did not improve from the wide.