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Amazon Film Gear Sale: Deal of the Week – Nov 2012

November 26 By Iggy Leave a Comment

Check out this weeks Amazon Film Gear Sale! We are playing with a lot of ideas and content right now, so stay tuned for a lot of new stuff coming from HTFS over the winter and new year. To start we would like to share some of our finds on the web with a weekly […]

Working as a Key Grip: What Does a Key Grip Do?

November 22 By Iggy 8 Comments

This is an in-depth blog breaking down Working as a Key Grip in film and television. Please comment below. As a reader it is your responsibility to help us make this post better! What is it missing? Have any questions? The Key Grip works with the Cinematographer and Gaffer to help shape and control the […]

Continuity Log Added to Free Stuff

November 13 By Iggy 2 Comments

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Continuity Log Check out the free stuff section of our website for your free download of a continuity log. Check out the other documents available and let me know what else you would like to see there in the comments below. Also if you are finding these documents to be helpful please check out the […]

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