Ryan McGregor

modular51.com - This is where I get all my gear from. It's by far the best.

I believe it is System>Media>Reset then you can reset the roll number to your next Roll, and I believe from there it should automatically count up every time you attach a new mag.

http://www.modular51.com/index.php?main_pa...;products_id=56 I just bought this, same idea as velcro'ing up a dumb slate, but for a timecode slate.

I am assisting on a Mini Series that takes place on a hockey rink, we have been using regular colored markers (often smelly markers) on the ice as marks. They have been great, only problem is that the ink really sinks in deep into the ice and it's really hard to scrape it off. Anyone have any suggestions for something that is a bit easier to remove?

modular51.com is where all my ditty bags and many of my accessories are from, they have the best stuff and they are in Vancouver.

I am currently working as the loader on an independent feature shooting on 2 Perf. But it is Panaflex GII's not the Penelope.

I went to Full Sail, graduated almost 2 and a half years ago. I think it helped me climb the ladder in the camera department pretty quickly and shoot independent stuff I wouldn't be able to do if I had not gone. Though I have never gotten a job just because of what school I went to, mostly just my attitude on set and knowledge. I really loved the school and kind of miss it. Say hi to Mikey Jones for me.

I own the Cavision Micro finder and I have found it to be pretty accurate for Super 16mm, 1/2" and 1/3" video as well as some 35mm. I got it because it was the best deal, $200US from B&H (link below), but have had absolutely no complaints with it. Only thing might be that the viewing area is a lot smaller than say a Mark V, but that's the price difference. Every director I have worked with loves the finder immediately. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1842..._.html#features