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Botswana to be exact... We are shooting a travel style show at the moment, I've been working for 21 days now without a day off, averaging 12 hours a day, but it has been amazing. We've crossed Botswana in military helicopters and C130 Hercules, and stayed at some of the most luxurious camps in the world, some costing more than USD$3000 per night! Hope you enjoy some of the happy snaps I took. Jason
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If anyone in NYC is curious about experiencing an ambisonic speaker set up there is one at the Performing arts library in Lincoln Center. It's part of a really neat little show called sounding circuits. https://www.nypl.org/events/exhibitions/sounding-circuits-audible-histories
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Evolution Of An Icon American Airlines & FutureBrand Partner to Create a Modern New Look for the Iconic Brand With the launch of a refreshed look and livery for American Airlines, FutureBrand is proud to announce our ongoing partnership with this truly iconic brand. Recognizing that it was time for a new look to better reflect the progress it had made in the ongoing modernization of the airline, American engaged FutureBrand to partner on the modernization of the logo, livery and overall look and feel of the customer experience. Our work is inspired by the company’s heritage and incorporates colors and symbols universally associated with the American bra…
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An Inside Look at the Insanely Complex Formula 1 Steering Wheel BY JORDAN GOLSON 05.07.14 The steering wheel of the Sauber C33 Formula 1. Everything a driver might need to do, and every bit of information he might need to know, is literally at his fingers. Photo: nph / Dieter Mathis/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images The modern Formula 1 car is among the most amazing machines ever made. And when you’re going wheel-to-wheel with someone like four-time world champ Sebastian Vettel at 180 mph, you can’t take a hand off the wheel to do, well, anything. Every task a driver might need to do, every bit of information he might need to know, is quite lite…
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A slideshow that I did to honor Taylor Hackford and our work together on "An Officer and a Gentleman". I gave this to Taylor to use at the CAS Awards Show which we all know he did not use. Instead, Taylor rambled on for 40 minutes longer than he was supposed to talk, got Crew Chamberlain's name wrong (called him Drew), and secured for himself a place in the record books for the longest running acceptance speech in history. In any case, I like this little slideshow (pictures provided by my wife Carol who was the Unit Still Photographer on the movie). Hope you enjoy it, or not, I think it's pretty cool.
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I accidentally posted this in the Equipment forum before noticing that there was one dedicated for images, deleted and moved here... I do really small jobs and needed a setup that lends itself nicely to transition from cart to shoulder. I could not afford a really nice cart, and because I have limited room in my vehicle, needed something compact and storable in small sections. I can fit this in my Volvo with the baby seats still strapped in and half of the seventh row folded down. It is from a company called Schneller Manufacturing and are based out of Florida. They make shooting stools for competitive high power rifle shooters. I used to shoot M14 and got the i…
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Talk about a brick wall of limiters! Out with the old and in with the Multimaximizer!
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Homeboy was kind enough to create a make-shift greenscreen suit to throw confetti during a high-speed shot. He goes to set his drink down on a monitor cart and...THWACK !!! DP takes his hand off at the wrist with a well-aimed katana. what an industry best
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Found this on my local Facebook job board. It was hilarious once I stopped crying. By the way, hi everyone! This is my first post.
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An amateur photographer just visiting the set in Allenford, California, took this great picture of all of us working on Bound For Glory. I don't know who Erik is but he was kind enough to find me and my father and sent this picture. There is so much going on in this cramped frame --- Hal Ashby, two cameras, a Panavision camera and an Arri BL, Pat Suraci's legs seen standing on the Fisher platform, and then there is me: Nagra 4.2 with 3 old RCA style black knobs fitted, sitting on top of my modified Sela which has Kepex and Gain Brain modules in a custom built box by Ivan Kruglak. Enjoy. - Jeff Wexler
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1260050/The-oblivious-antelope-web-site.html?ITO=1490
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Here are mine: <img src="http://www.curleysound.com/images/mymics.jpg"> <img src="http://www.curleysound.com/images/schoepsa.jpg"> The schoeps was getting hit by a really nice gelled light one day, so I had to take it.
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Just out of curiosity is anyone using an AV cart as a sound cart? I found one for a good price and was considering buying it. But just out of curiosity is there anyone else using one? If so mind posting pictures of how you have everything setup on yours? Thanks in advance. Nicole
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Apples on the Cart, Set of "Deal" Ron Scelza C.A.S. Deva V Cameo ll Motu Apple 10" Ibook
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I have always been attracted to art. I do not draw, or paint, although I love to take photo's. I love when I can take an artistic approach to a scene. For a couple of years now, I have really been digging "street art", and found a great website for it, in case anyone else is interested. www.streetartutopia.com Here some recent art finds I would like to share with everyone. Enjoy! and
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Haskell, Jeff and Laszlo Kovacs at some cinematographer's event --- possibly the ASC Banquet, circa 1970 Yes, that was my own hair... what the hell happened Regards, Jeff Wexler
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Here is a concept for a Follow Cart based on the Bag Cart (1070mm x 710mm x 565mm HxWxD). It has 15u of rear storage and a further 2u at the front. It has a cover that unscrews and rises up to become a work surface (as shown in the CAD drawings). The cart would be compatible with all of SOUNDCART's universal accessories however would not fold as the other cart designs do. I welcome your thoughts and opinions...
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http://www.vimeo.com/tjockishjartafilm/impaktor This is an app called Impaktor, which seems to convert audio impulses from the onboard mic to midi signals that trigger a synth. Totally addictive! Check it out, if you're into music making on the fly. Cheers!
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Back in the day (when we hadn't actually heard of "Occupational health & Safety standards" and when we only had one track. Well. I saw this car up for sale recently & realised I had done a full on lap of Mt Panarama at Bathurst in it. Don't let its comely car next door looks fool you, it was a fire breathing monster. Below is from my "Who I am today" One excellent occasion was at Bathurst car races where channel 7 was entering an SL/R5000A9X Torana, we went up to do a bit of a promo story. There was a seat for LG, I had to sit on the floor under the roll cage. I had a hard wired tram just inside the driver’s helmet & a dynamic mic for FX - mix…
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Thought this may be of interest to the group. This was a backpack sound cart that I used in Puerto Rico. It is a combo backpack frame, hand truck and projector stand. It was built and designed by "Peco" Louise Landrau. He worked with me as Utility in PR. Peco and his uncle built the cart to work in the rainforest, beach and other locations when a rolling cart is not practical. It made some of our challenging locations very civilized and easy to manage without having to work out of a bag. Whit
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Here are some CAD drawings of my forthcoming Sound Cart (hopefully available end this month). Last chance to send me your ideas and feature requests before a final design is locked down. Made of aluminium the cart is extremely light-weight yet very strong. It has been primarily designed as a bag cart however it would be suitable for those that need a compact "grown-up" cart (max load 25kg). It features a total of 18u storage (3x 6u) in addition to 3u dedicated to video monitor use (which can be angled). Because standard 19" racking is employed, you can customise it using any 19" gear (shelves, drawers etc.). There will be a range of optional extras for things such as bo…
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On shoots for this client we are rolling as often as not during the day, so as much as 6 hrs a day x 2 tracks. Seemed like a good place to use the "as-you-go" SD DVDRAM burner w/ the 702T. No burn @ rap/just pop it out and box it up= a beautiful thing after a 15 hr day. Philip Perkins
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The barn owl has amazing listening abilities.Check it out. http://www.owlpages.com/articles.php?section=Owl+Physiology&title=Hearing
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I Just stumbled over this and thought I'd share it. I Wonder, what the sound person thought that moment. The interesting part is from minute 2:38 to 2:58. https://www.zdf.de/comedy/heute-show/van-der-horst-und-die-cdsu-102.html URL to Video file It is from a German weekly political parody show "heute show". Quick translation: Reporter: Mr Söder, come to the CDSU, thats your only career chance now! Söder: Many thanks, May we keep it? (the mic) Reporter: No Söder: I see, but we've paid the fees. (referencing public radio licence fees, the ones that finance the show) Reporter: When Kosmala (the featured guy in the clip questioning Sö…
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