So yeah. Here I am at work, feeling like I am doing time - literally, no work to do for probably the next month or so.
What to do, what to do?
I am learning blender, currently reading the manual as fast as I can. I am not reading every single word, just the main paragraph for each topic, primarily; unless something interesting catches my eye.
Wow, blender has some really cool mesh editing tools!
In other news I am almost done with the mini jib (a small camera crane). I need a 3x3x1 piece of hollow aluminum to mount a quick release plate. As an addon I plan to attach a pulley system for camera tilt capability.
Arighty; talk soon folks!
Froo
While I have zero work to do at work
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Re: While I have zero work to do at work
That's one of the good things about being self employed. When I'm at work I am working. If there's no work to do then it is my free time.
How is you all's acting stuff going?
How is you all's acting stuff going?
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Hey Finis!
The acting effort is going pretty well. Improving all the time. We should be filming with a Nigerian director soon; he had planned to shoot this past weekend but we have not heard from him yet.
We're preparing to produce demo reels for my wife and myself. I am almost done with a mini jib (mini camera crane) for DSLR cameras; just need a specific piece of aluminum. Thanks for asking!
The acting effort is going pretty well. Improving all the time. We should be filming with a Nigerian director soon; he had planned to shoot this past weekend but we have not heard from him yet.
We're preparing to produce demo reels for my wife and myself. I am almost done with a mini jib (mini camera crane) for DSLR cameras; just need a specific piece of aluminum. Thanks for asking!