Joshua Lassing

http://www.scheimpflug.net Tony @ Schemimpflug helped me and a commercial show a month back, and was wonderful to work with. Just throwing it out there, for rentals, it's a nice little shop to go to. There's always: offhollywood, CSC, and abelcine too. (among many other smaller setups like Schempflug) Hope this helps!

In Bosnia, I had a similar situation where unexpected ice was an issue during a rather expansive wide exterior scene, ... what I ended up doing was similar to the contraptions you guys have rigged ( I wish I had the iPhone stills still... :( ) but, we rigged the blades to a pre-rigged/custom dolly, threw a riserplate w/ mitchell Mt, mounted the head right on the improv. dolly, and had the 'dolly' grip wear ice' shows, and one of those ice sticks... It was a slow-moving, (but long) establishing dolly move, so safety wasn't an issue, and we pulled the shot off... In situations where harming the set may exist... This may not work, but for our situation it was ideal. Also -- runners spikes have various sized cleats that can be removed with a wrench... Not sure how safe that'll be without ankle support... but, it's worth the thought in the event ice shoes are accessible... Hope this helps someone! -Joshua Lassing

Canon 7D Body, Strap, and appropriate boxes with all paperwork from date of purchase. (Purchased nearly one year ago to date as a C Cam) This camera has NOT received any PL Mount modifications, and the original body has not been altered in anyway. 4x Sandisk Extreme III's 60MB/Sec UDMA Cards @ 8GB/Card (Inside Pelican CF Case) 1 Canon OEM Battery + Charger 6 Non OEM Batteries + 2 Chargers 1 8' Israeli Articulating Arm for Monitor (Mounts via hotshoe) 1 - Lillput 669 7" HDMI Monitor 1- 2.4volt battery for the lilliput. (Lasts 14 hours per charge.) 1 - wall and car charger for 2.4 monitor battery 3- HDMI/Mini Cables. 2x 4ft 1x6ft 1- HDMI Splitter for video village 1 - indifocus follow focus 5 - snap gear ring set - 70mm, 75mm, 80mm, 85mm, 90mm 1- Gear Dear Mattebox: 1 Stage, 85MM lens Opening (More available on their website) Lots of donuts, and top,and side flags. Fits standard 15mm. 1- older Zacuto handheld shooter rig, shoulder brace, 2 bridge pieces, 2 handles, plenty o' rail, and two baseplates. This comes inside of a handy-dandy, zacuto bag organizer contraption. ---- This entire kit comes wrapped in the heaviest of heavy duty road cases, ready for shipping, or for pick up. I'd really like to sell the kit as a whole. I'm also selling an O'Connor 50, with a set of Burns & Sawyer sticks + spreader + case, that fit this (as well as heavier cameras) mighty well. Please PM Me offers. Photos will be posted soon. I will remove this when sold! :D Thank you!! -Joshua

In my opinion generally, if lighter cleaners (Pancro, Windex, Alcohol, Kimtech Wet-Wipes) will STILL not remove the mark, obviously more drastic approaches are needed. A few shows ago my 1st accidentally pulled out his sharpie, instead of the dry-erase while remarking; and WHAM, permanent mark. In between takes it was already dry, and... well; that's never a great feeling. I ended up using this product called: 'GOOF OFF' for real hardcore stains. I applied a drop of this to a lens tissue, and it came right off after two or three hard scrubs. It's an intense removing agent, but if you can always water it down, too. I always keep it in my aks - chemical/cleaning box, for odd situations like that. I'd be curious to hear of more solutions other than goof off. I wouldn't use the fully potent cleaner on an expensive don earl or timecode slate..... I'd water it down first, you'll smell the stuff and see what I'm saying. http://www.goofoffstainremover.com Happy cleaning!

Hey Ravi! Rosco just came out with a new sodium vapor gel, I thought there were more than what is listed on here: My link I'm pretty sure there were more out there, but I couldn't find them on the Rosco website.....