Collin Insley

Indie web series seeking an experienced Gaffer and Key Grip for a 12-day shoot (5-day weeks) in and around the San Fernando Valley and L.A. 30-mile-zone, tentatively scheduled from May 27th through June 11th. Pay and potential equipment rental will be a flat rate, but negotiable. Brooks Institute of Photography alumni especially welcome. Please respond with any available links to your previous work, as well as a resume. If we contact you for an interview within the following week, we will discuss the series and script in much greater detail as well as our distribution game plan. Referrals for other department heads and crew colleagues are encouraged. Thank you very much, and we look forward to seeing your work! Respond to: webseriescrewcall@gmail.com

Indie web series seeking experienced DP for a 12-day shoot (5-day weeks) in and around the San Fernando Valley and L.A. 30-mile-zone, tentatively scheduled from May 27th through June 11th. Owning your own camera/lens package is preferable, but not required. Familiarity with multiple digital formats and workflows is a must. Pay and equipment rentals will be a flat rate, but negotiable. Brooks Institute of Photography alumni especially welcome. Please respond with a link to your website and/or reel, as well as a resume. If we contact you for an interview within the following week, we will discuss the series and script in much greater detail as well as our distribution game plan. Referrals for other department heads and crew colleagues are encouraged. Thank you very much, and we look forward to seeing your work! Respond to: webseriescrewcall@gmail.com

I did that and it ran fine but once again, as soon as I put the door on, it got all funky and out of the loop.

Hello, I apologize if I should have kept this post in the thread about K3 scratching film but this is a different issue. I recently purchased a Krasnogorsk K3 off of eBay from the Ukraine and I've been having trouble with the loading of the film. When I load it initially and run it through the camera, everything works perfectly. The film stays in the shape of the film loop and there are no problems. I've ran about 20 feet of dummy film completely through the camera at 24 fps with absolutely no issues. It's when I put the door back on that the problems arise. As soon as I put the door back on and pull the trigger, there is a weird noise and when I look inside the film is no longer in the shape of the film loop and as a result the pressure plate is no longer snug against the gate as a result of the film loop tightening. Does anybody have any idea what's going on and what I can do to fix this? Thanks, Collin