Dollygrippery: New Stuff

Sunday, July 19, 2015

New Stuff

Very tired. Little time for myself. I love you all. Drink Up. Lay it straight. Lock the boom handle when you wrap it up. Put a safety on it. Check the "Jesus Pin." Bring it all. Remember your eyelines. Flat stock sucks. Strap it up. Cinch it tight. Don't "Flatten out" your booms. Suck it up. Check your lenses. Blah blah blah. Have fun. Making movies should be fun. You're lucky. God bless. Call me if you need me.
The Captain has spoken.
D

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D said...: It's the safety pin in the dovetail plate. It keeps the camera from sliding off the plate when tilted down if its not tightened.; 1:05 PM
Unknown said...: Oh! Never heard the term but saw the tiny socket cap bolt save the day once!!
Thanks.; 5:58 PM
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