I’m nothing if not a paradox! No rant this issue, I thought I’d let you have a little ‘behind the scenes’ look at what goes on in my commercial life. This will also enable me to give you the one thing that most of you email or PM (private message) me about... ‘how it was done’ articles!
Before we start, having already mentioned emails and PMs it would be very remiss of me not to mention, and genuinely thank, all those who recently contacted me with warm words and sentiment after hearing about the death of my Dad....Your effort was more appreciated than you will ever realise – THANK YOU ;0)
Ok, on wards and upwards. Over the years Team McGillicuddy have worked really hard to maintain their position, high in our ivory tower – it’s a position we never take for granted, or are glib about, and is certainly a position we greatly and sincerely appreciate. The truth is though, being so high up in our ‘tower of ego’ often pays big dividends. One of the recurring dividends is that when manufacturers in our industry look down from their even taller towers, we are often amongst the first to be caught in their line of sight! As such we are asked to do a lot of work for the industry – smashing!
So in an attempt to fill the two intentions of: a) giving you an insight into my ‘oh so glamourous (not) commercial life’ and plenty of ‘how it was done’ information I’ll take you on a quick tour through one of our recent commercial jobs for one of the industry’s leading camera manufacturers… there’s nothing I like more than when a ‘top secret’ package arrives at the door!
As usual the equipment arrived and the brief was the recurring ‘show us what you can do with it’, I do like a simple brief that give me lots of room to play! However, I’m here to do a comprehensive job and to give the equipment a genuine work out and hopefully push it out of the comfort zone. With this in mind I always try to do a thorough job and to me that means testing the camera both in the studio and out on location…so here we go!
Now from this article’s point of view this isn’t an equipment review, in fact at this point we will just call the camera, ‘camera X’ and we will use the testing data to create the ‘how it was done’ pieces I know you love; that way, hopefully, you’ll enjoy the article more and get more positive information out of it than my describing what button ‘A’ does!
So lets start the edutainment in the camera room…
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