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I have one of these units, still works.
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Hey JWSound! I'm on the search for some old sound cart images. I have several from Jeff himself already, but I'm specifically looking for some images of small Nagra/Sela mixer combo rigs and the more minimalist the better. Google Images isn't bringing up what I have in mind, so if anyone here has something in their archives and wouldn't mind sharing with me please send me a PM. Best, Devendra
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I found this behind the scenes, done by Stanley Kubricks daughter, Vivian, at age 17. I can't help but see the comfort level that the actors have with her, during what would seem to be some tough scenes to have a camera following around. She also edited and covered the show really well. I particularly like the cutting from film to her footage within the scene to be remarkable. I looked her up on IMDB to see if I've seen anything else she has done, and there doesn't seem to be anything listed there. She seemed to have a well understanding at her age, and the pedigree. I'm suprised she never did much else in the business. Then again, maybe she was smart. Enjoy, I know I did…
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While it is snowing heavily and it's pretty cold, I can't help but think that the scene makes for pretty pictures in Soho:
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Since we've moved to the San Diego area, we've gone to the beach on NYE to watch the sunset. Here's a pic:
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I remember the Cinemobile but never saw a Cecomobile
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Since I have learned an emense amout of tips and tricks from this forum, I thought I'd share a new favorite of mine. I wanted to protect, and compartmentalize my wireless kit better than what I had. I had seen this before from a mixer I had utilitied for a couple years ago. I finally found this makeup bag, that had drawers, and enought pockets and space to protect and carry all my neccessary tools, in one bag. I got some pick and pull foam for a slightly larger pelican case, and filled up the top section, to hold the Tx's. It carries my Tx's, Neopax in the lid(ankle/thigh) and side pockets contain waist Neopax, chest straps, hand wipes, rubber bands, goo gone. The drawers…
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Just stumbled over this, kinda cool. http://www.cameratim.com/video-production/microphones/homemade-shockmounts
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First time I have seen one of these..... (More pics to come)
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Cooper Cake
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We started using these on my current show. I got the idea from Tim and Eric Awesome Show, and the results have been fantastic! Talent are always on-mic, and the whole rig is practically invisible. Wardrobe loves it, and the cast have been raving about how it feels like they are wearing nothing at all!
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From RCA's 1950 radio-TV equipment catalog, when Type P audio connectors were common. And the revelation that XLR connectors were designed to be the same diameter as a handheld mic? (Click image for fullsize.) And seven years later, RCA's audio catalog also included the UA... whose highlighted benefits included "splashproof"! My first station, after college, used all of these. And had boxes of pigtail adapters the engineering department soldered together, so we wouldn't get stuck on remotes.
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I know this is childish, but some of you may find this funny: http://charmcitywire.com/new-nicki-minaj-video-dubbed-with-only-farts/
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I was impressed with photos I saw of George Flores' stroller sound cart (seen here) and I decided to go with the same stroller for my cart. The Petrol bag is sitting on a PSC Pelican LiFE battery connected to a Remote Audio Hot Strip, which routes power to the BDS on the bag. The Hot Strip also trickle-charges the battery when connected to external power. The Nomad is recording an eight-channel backup through AES using a standard VGA monitor cable connected to the Fusion. The antenna mast is a cheap light stand with the base removed and attached using Mafer clamps. I had a Lectrosonics rack mount multi-coupler modified by Victor at Location Sound so it could be u…
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Whether you are a Jeter fan, or not. A Yankees fan, or not, or even a sports fan, or not, this is 90 seconds of good stuff!!! http://youtu.be/xfgS1lvqX8I
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Cable TV Description of The Wizard of Oz
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Shazam
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File this under I love Corporate Video Pilots eye view of an Airbus A380 coming into SFO http://www.wimp.com/approachlanding/
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I was watching the Sonoma practice and who should I see but last weeks jwsound hero, Michael McQueen, hard at work.
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stumbled on this
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On January 28, 1986, seven astronauts “slipped the surly bonds of earth to touch the face of God.” America’s space program was never the same. Those who saw it never forgot: the Space Shuttle Challenger launched on January 28, 1986 only to break apart 73 seconds later, killing seven astronauts, including the first “teacher in space” – Christa McAuliffe. Retro Report revisits the tragic event – and the 2003 Columbia disaster — through interviews with key participants, and explores the forces that lead groups within large organizations to make dreadfully wrong decisions. www.retroreport.org
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I think we can safely say there have been some pretty significant technological changes regarding the equipment we use today to make movies. On the set of "Cobra Woman", 1944 (and no, I didn't do that movie... I was asked to do "Cobra Woman II" but they wound up going to Romania and hiring locally).
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