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Craft Services and Catering: It’s Important

December 17 By Iggy 4 Comments

I love food! It is a simple fact but it is an important one because I think a lot of people agree with it. I cannot stress how important it is to have good craft services and catering on a set. No matter what the budget, you can feed your crew well. Check out the […]

Grip Tips: How to Roll Up Sound Blankets

December 14 By Iggy 5 Comments

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How to roll up sound blankets was one of the first things I learned on my first day on set as a grip. We had dozens of sound blankets in the truck that came from the rental house folded up and the Key Grip insisted they be stored rolled up as a jelly roll. In the […]

Cinematographer Tools: Be a Pro with these 5 Tools

December 12 By Iggy 2 Comments

Cinematographer Tools are as important as the tools grips and electrics use on set. Investing in these will be very helpful to your work and ensure you are doing the best job possible. Cinematographer Tools: Light Meter This one is a bit of a no-brainer. A light meter will be a fantastic aid in lighting […]

Block, Light, Rehearse, Tweak, Shoot: The Process of Film Making

December 4 By Iggy 5 Comments

Block, Light, Rehearse, Tweak, Shoot. Have you heard this before? One thing I’ve noticed in my time in the film industry is that on many smaller sets the basic way things should run is completely thrown out the window! I admit that on some sets doing a complete crew blocking is not always necessary, but […]

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