Dollygrippery: The SOC Awards Part 2

Sunday, February 08, 2015

The SOC Awards Part 2

Congratulations to my friend Chris Mcguire for winning Camera Operator of the Year. I livestreamed the show and though it had some hiccups, it was still a night of excitement for those who won. I would also like to congratulate (once again) Alan "Moose" Schultz. You make dolly grips everywhere proud. Most nominees were quick to thank the dolly grip (although not always by name) and thank them for their contribution. Dan Gold SOC was particularly quick to point out the dolly grip in his speech.I've beeen drinking since about 2PM and my wife says I have to stop now. Congrats to Bud Kremp also. Good work, dude! Good night all.
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