For the last couple of days I was pleased to act as a grip on Luke Ramer's new movie. I had to leave early to cram in a quick vacation before the students return for the Fall term next Monday but I plan to rejoin the crew as soon as possible.

Director, Luke Ramer and Assistant Director, Rachael Ingram in "video village"

Actor, Norm Provost in a scene

D.P., Greg Roth checks camera on a dolly

cast and crew get ready for a driveway dolly-shot


My proud attempt at simulating morning sun coming through a kitchen window.
Norm checks out my handiwork.
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