Everyone’s favorite Gaffer, Craig ‘Burnie’ Burns, explains the mysteries of grip and lighting tools and how they can not only save you time and money but create the look you want. Learn why the difference between a 5 ton grip truck and a 3 ton is a whole lot more than 2 tons!
Hidden in the bowels of a professional grip truck are exotic problem-solvers with strange names: from hi-rollers to pancakes, cardellini clamps to cello cukes and floppy cutters to speed rings. At the March 16th meeting of MCAI you’ll get answers to questions you never thought of. Doesn’t everyone need a speed rail spreader? And how do you say ‘Fresnel,’ anyway?
As a Master Grip and Gaffer for over 25 years, Burnie will reveal all! OK, maybe not all but enough so you’ll feel confident when ordering that 5 ton package. The effervescent Burnie is full of knowledge and great warstories. This will be a fun and informative evening.
Burnie’s Grip and Lighting is the largest provider of its kind south of Los Angeles. BG&L serves the entire southern California region from Santa Barbra, Los Angeles to San Diego as far east as Palm Springs and Las Vegas with a number of trucks and vans. They also do with Lighting Sales and Studio Installations.
As Always, bring a friend and plenty of business cards.
EVENT: LA/OC Chapter of MCAI -- March 2011 Meeting
DATE: Wednesday March 16, 2011
TIME: 6:15 Social Networking over light food and refreshments. Program begins at 7:00
LOCATION: OC SOUND STAGE http://www.orangecountysoundstage.com
17518 Von Karman, Irvine CA 92614
Just East of Main Street in the rear of the Von Karman Business Center
COST: Non-MCAI Members pay $17 at the door or $12 if prepaid via PayPal at the OC New Media Meetup Group http://www.newmedia.meetup.com/82/
Students with ID and MCAI Members pay $5.
TO PRE-PAY AND SAVE $5 CLICK HERE
For the second year, the Panasonic Solutions Company is making these iconic events possible. Starting on March 24th with the first event in San Diego, Panasonic is supporting media professionals with its involvement in MCA-I’s MediaProCamp. The popularity of the event has grown the series to a total of six this year.
Previously, Panasonic has given attendees sneak previews of new products such as the groundbreaking AG-3DP1, a 3D integrated twin-lens P2 HD shoulder-mount camcorder, and the Panasonic AG-AF100 featuring a large 4/3-inch, 16:9 MOS imager with an imaging area just slightly smaller than 35mm cinema film
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This year, MediaProCamp Events will be held in San Diego, Orange County, St Louis, Atlanta, Detroit, and Central Carolina, reaching ever more media pros. For more on MCA-i's MediaProCamp go to the pulldodwn menue on the front page of our Chapters website, www.mcai-oc.org