Joachim Glaser

Thanks for the advice. Also, the fs7 is a good idea, I'll mention that to him.

A friend of mine had a shoot in China recently in the Longyou Caves. He was shooting on the 5D mk III with L series lenses. He shot ntsc for a show that is broadcast in the U.S. When the footage came back there was pretty bad flicker. The cave was dimly lit and there were 3 different types of lights in the cave (by his estimate). Definitely some floros, he's not sure what the other 2 were. He may have to go back and reshoot all the footage and we're trying to figure out if he should be shooting PAL and what shutter degree he should be shooting at. And if there's maybe a better dslr to use (he has to appear to be a tourist). Any thoughts or ideas?

Hi, Can anyone recommend a good film/entertainment accountant who works in the NY area? My partner and I recently started a production company and we're looking for an accountant to help us with taxes and possibly a couple small projects. Obviously, we're looking for someone with affordable rates for a start up company. Any recommendations or leads would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Joachim