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Thanks... These monsters typically can bring a smile to crazy day... we love em.
As a rule I always record to 3 separate devices during a deposition. 1 is the MiniDV tape in the camera, 2 is the DVD burner and 3 is the laptop live capture. This allows me to be flexible depending on the orders received from clients. What's not pictured is my battery backup I have for all my gear. That is now a standard piece as well. I always travel with Lavs and shotguns, and an occasional boundary or two. Although it's not common, several times I have ended up using all of them. Over the years I have collected a fair amount of audio gear and in a depo situation I always walk with almost double of everything... Overkill? Maybe but the one time I need it, it's there. Sometimes I have had fellow videographers in other buildings call up to borrow gear because of their equipment failure. Comes in handy I guess... We're always trying new equipment and recording methods too. No more VHS or cassettes for me.
Thanks much for the compliment about the farm house. It means a lot coming from someone with your background. The farm and house was razed a couple of years ago for a business park that doesn't have many more occupants than the farmhouse did when I took the picture.
Frederick is an hour west of Washington and Baltimore. It's located in mid-Maryland and I fell in love with the area when I first drove through on my home to Oregon (when I was still in the service). After graduating university, it wasn't difficult to choose a place to move.
I have a brother- and sister-in-law in Moorestown, NJ, so driving through Delaware on my way to their house is the only time I ever visit the state (which isn't really a visit, I guess). Wait ... ! The second (true) date my wife and I ever went on was to Wilmington see Whad'ya Know? with Michael Feldman. We were so engrossed in conversation on the way home afterwards I forgot where I was driving and got lost (I found my berings when I realized we were south of Washington D.C.).
Thanks for writing. Have a great rest of the weekend!
Tara
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