2) Osama Bin Laden's rotting corpse was ditched into the ocean--a little sketchy and seemingly hasty, but still, good riddance.
3) Another film day is done. Jordan Petersen's senior capstone film Weighted shot it's second day--interiors in a local house. Some tricky shots and logistical challenges that came with working on multiple floors and inside/outside spots on the property without radios, but my crew (I was Best Boy grip) built two-story C-stand scaffolding to black out windows with duvatine, while concealing kino-flo light banks under the cloth to create a nighttime effect at 4:30 pm in the afternoon. I love my grips, they rock!
4) ... Isn't that enough for you? How much more am I supposed to accomplish in a day? Sheesh! You all expect too much from me.
... not that I couldn't have accomplished more and wowed you even further.
Here's a fun video for today. You'll watch it more times than you will ever imagine--it is suprisingly addicting.
First, the review by the New Yorker--an excellent preface to the masterpiece.
Now, the video iteslf, "Shine on Me" by Chris Dane Owens:
Enjoy!
Peace!
- Mont
