ezra

sweet thank you. Ive used all this stuff a milion times I just am a visual person and havnt learnd all the names yet.

o (5) 18x24 solids

o (2) 18x24 singles

o (2) 18x24 doubles

o (4) 4x4 open frames

o (1) 6x6 set (just need the grid, 1/2 grid, griff) o (1) 12x12 set

(just

need the grid, 1/2 grid, griff) o (2) high rollers o (2) 4x4 kinos o

(2) 2x2

kinos o (1) mini flo o (1) 750w source four o (1) chimera lantern (20")

is it a 18X24 single net and double net? or is a single something compleetly different.

and what is a high roller?

does anyone have any sugestions for me?

I'm sorry im such an amature haha but it would be cool If yall could help me.

-ezra

A "set" of rags often consists of a solid, griff, single and double nets, and a silk.

 

Grid and light grid is a type of diffusion, they give a nicer quality of diffusion than a silk.

sweet thank you ... now that is lingo I know haha. Im still new at all this stuff.

thank you

so I'm going to be a grip on an upcoming film and I asked what grip gear they will have. they said they are puting together an order from fryers... local company but also said "We'll have 1 12x12 set, 1 6x6 set, a bunch of 4x4 frames, grid, 1/2 grid, etc."

I am pretty experienced with the typical grip gear however I do not know what they are talking about when they say 12x12 set or grid or 1/2 grid. it would be awesome if you guys could help me out.

-ezra

Hey, I?m desperate for help,

How do you make a resume for film when almost all your projects you have done everything yourself. Should I just stick to my demo reel and when they ask for a resume just give them that. Or should I just put the title and what I did? If any one has any examples of their resume that are similar to what I?m talking about let me know. I have been putting off making my resume becuase of this crap.

-Ezra

so. My end goal is to be a DP/Cinematographer and I was wondering what you guys know about Cal State Long Beach.

1. Do people just go there because Steven Spielberg graduated from there or is it really a legit school?

2. What style of teaching would you describe it as? more of book learning or hands on.

If you guys have any other suggestions that are under 12000 a year that would be sweet. I looked into the SF academy of art sense it is local to me and I don?t think they offer enough for how much they ask for tuition.

what does people know about them. if you have gone would you recoment it to others? i was thinking about going to sf state or some school like that but i want more hands on education