Putting A Face To The Name
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I'd be more concerned about the gadgets you can't see 
Should see me when I show up to shows in my tux. Happens at least once every show I am working, for legit reason. That show was I came straight from a wedding to work the show.
It's also interesting when working in places with non-weapon policies and/or metal detectors. I only carry 4 knives on me when working, 2 when not.
Should see me when I show up to shows in my tux. Happens at least once every show I am working, for legit reason. That show was I came straight from a wedding to work the show.It's also interesting when working in places with non-weapon policies and/or metal detectors. I only carry 4 knives on me when working, 2 when not.
Logos
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Ohh..wait a second.
First thing I drove at trucking school was just like this:
Sorry to go back again but I drove (unlawfully, no license) what are known as Land trains in Australia for a while in the early seventies. Prime mover (Usually a big White) and two or three 44 foot trailers. Takes about a mile to stop. avkid still wins though cos he has a license.
Serrave
o you really wear a Glock 9mm to work? Frightening.Oh by the way, stretch that cyc please it looks awful.
Hughesie
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"working"
My brother's jealous of me because I love my job. Granted, it's not the greatest because I don't have any set hours/income (haven't had a gig since New Year's Eve), but I love doing it.
Thanks for the nick name Hughesie89.Logos, sorry, cyc was just hanging out to dry. That was still during focusing. Also, those were a set of my dress blacks. Just got off a gig and went straight over to focus for the show. The Glock is to keep actors in line, the 45s are for long range focusing.
Makes me wonder how some of you guys have so much time to post. If I am not out on a gig, I am in the office or doing a site survey. Never ends it seems.
Leave the Glock and the .45 at home.
Well, I have another photo. Not quite working... We had just finished focus for A Midsummer Night's Dream and the LD wanted a photo of my crew, so I figured you guys could see it too. They aren't all CB members (though I tell them they should be), but what the heck.
From Left to Right:
Danny, Kelly (bottom), Brittany (top), Mary (bottom), Brett, and Me.
Should have some Midsummer photos for you later in the week after photo call. For now, tech...
From Left to Right:
Danny, Kelly (bottom), Brittany (top), Mary (bottom), Brett, and Me.
Should have some Midsummer photos for you later in the week after photo call. For now, tech...
Oh I have a license, to kill.
avkid, 45s, not 45. Alice and Lara get lonely when they are apart.
Thanks Hughesie89, now instead of getting Neo and Jude Law all the time, I get Bond. Took hold like you wouldn't believe with the guys around me. Neo is way old, and I was wearing my Oakleys long before the Matrix came out. Yes, I had a pair in elementary school, lasted me 10 years of service, and still have them. Speaking of which, I need to order another pair, Oakley owes me money and I have gift cards from x-mas
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avkid, 45s, not 45. Alice and Lara get lonely when they are apart.
Thanks Hughesie89, now instead of getting Neo and Jude Law all the time, I get Bond. Took hold like you wouldn't believe with the guys around me. Neo is way old, and I was wearing my Oakleys long before the Matrix came out. Yes, I had a pair in elementary school, lasted me 10 years of service, and still have them. Speaking of which, I need to order another pair, Oakley owes me money and I have gift cards from x-mas
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Alex, do Kelly and Mary really find that fingerless gloves help when focusing lights...? Besides, wouldn't Setwear Hot Hands or Ironclad Heatworx gloves be better for focusing lights? I was rotating the bottle of a PAR64 at full the other day for a huge concert last night, and trust me I was happy I had fingered gloves that offered some form of heat protection... my fingers didn't feel a thing, but the smoke spooked me...
I have Setwear Hot Hands and won't focus lights without them... almost burnt myself once... Maybe Kelly and Mary have heat resistant fingers...
Umm......I think pwn'd may be called for here.
Such a fast moving thread so many things to comment on.
Uhh Z I'm a little worried about you dude... Looks like you just got some really bad news involving where that cord behind you is about to be connected.
Finally back to SerraAve's post This totally made me crack up. Everyone's talking about driving big rigs and you say "Nah, who needs training. It really comes done to what your comfortable with." and we see a picture of you in shades, maybe packing heat, throwing a classic rock sign, in front of the Cross. Is it just me or is someone a little too eager to see Jesus in person.
A real man doesn't care where he grabs a Source Four... I approach the S4 from behind, grasp the entire body of the instrument firmly between my bare forearms, wrap my fingers around the barrel, and use my teeth to loosen the focus knob.
I had a CDL Class B with additional Air breaks and Passenger endorsements. It was something like 40 hours of classroom training plus 20 hours of road training. I was legal to drive any vehicle that didn't have a second trailer. I think Logos wins with his unlicensed land trains. Not only is it completely reckless he was hauling 132 feet of cargo at high speeds.
Uhh Z I'm a little worried about you dude... Looks like you just got some really bad news involving where that cord behind you is about to be connected.
Finally back to SerraAve's post This totally made me crack up. Everyone's talking about driving big rigs and you say "Nah, who needs training. It really comes done to what your comfortable with." and we see a picture of you in shades, maybe packing heat, throwing a classic rock sign, in front of the Cross. Is it just me or is someone a little too eager to see Jesus in person.
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