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Damn bird

Posted on Dec 17 2011

If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! These posts will give you a better idea about what this site is about. Start here, then go here, and here, and then here.Getting clean production sound on location – primarily dialogue — is hard enough. You don’t need some territorial animal wreaking more havoc on an already nearly impossible task. Listen...

How rich are you?

Posted on Dec 17 2011

Hey! Find out how rich you are compared to the rest of the world. How rich are you? Of course more than half of the world’s population lives on less than $2 a day, so don’t go feeling too good about yourself. Or better still, just a few mouse clicks can do some good right now. Start by clicking this. Originally posted 2010-05-19 19:49:43.

Happy days are here. I won!

Posted on Dec 17 2011

I just received this incredible news in my e-mail box. I’m so excited that I’m reproducing the entire e-mail right below: Dear Internet/Web User: Your email is among the seven lucky winners that won (One Million Euros)EUR 1,000,000.00 each in the just concluded (22nd of May, 2010) draw held to promote dayzers lottery, Sponsored by COCA-COLA international Nederlands,(Claim deadline, 30th...

Evolution of the Geek

Posted on Oct 22 2010

Over on Flowtown, Dan Martell came up with this interesting graphic on the Evolution of the Geek. Check it out on their site by following this link.   Not sure where I fit in to this chart. Hmmmm.

Why the number 4 is my favorite number

Posted on Jul 31 2010

My son asked me what my favorite number is and I told him 4. He asked me why and, frankly, I had to really think about it. I couldn’t remember the actual reason why because for as long as I can remember, #4 was it. Then I saw something that lead me toward a possible answer. The Thunderbirds. No not the Navy ones, the goofy marionette ones from 60′s TV. They had several machines to which...

Get creative

Posted on Jun 29 2010

Hey sometimes you find yourself unprepared on a shoot. Don’t lose hope. Get creative. A cheap rain slicker for the camera (and its operator) and a stylish scarf for the mic. Granted it’s not a $400 blimp system, but it kept the mic dry, reduced wind noise, and saved the day. What more could you ask for, eh? Mic scarf Thanks to my student Holly B. for the idea and the picture!

We are sooo self-referential

Posted on Jun 12 2010

I’ve been very busy finishing up the audio post-production on Small Days with its killer deadline. In the course of the work, I ran across a cutaway of a show on the TV running in the background of the main story. The clip on the TV is from another movie I did with Small Days’ director, Stan Harrington. The film is our award-winning El Percanse Perfecto. It’s funny because on the...

Irony

Posted on Jun 04 2010

Don't you just love irony?