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Thanks. To. I Yeah OK up. Yeah. the ways. What

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I get it we got a rod. And and take a hold that there. I get my hand and it's kind of loose, you know, I mean. Not I like. Mhm I. Oh Hold on. And And

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the hole. Yeah Yeah came around here like it just a little lump right here is what's good. Father how much. Yeah, I see it come along can actually get. I push back also. Yeah Good morning. It's good. I

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You know, I. He that you probably had a happy problem I don't wanna admit I had. We out man. He. Yes. But You. I make sure to get you to get access to really go through that me a little latter but I thought you

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know. Right now. The sunglasses. Oh, wait, wait. that. We the trust. I He Take one shorter. Oh.

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Oh. Let me see this uh water man. In the water, see how they. What Yeah Well, we've got uh we got the rigging on it waiting on a. Yeah. and uh rigging you know. Counterweight man. And

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what we're hearing that he had to get started. What? Good. Be good. All right. It's Everybody knows. I. How about you? Yeah I'm ready. You really like that. You know, And Yeah. I. record Have

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you seen that that fax that's going around them or the deal on the internet they're showing? No, I haven't, no, the, uh. I got up. out Well, shit, low battery, perfect timing. So

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Um. Uh, probably a foot of water to too. OK, but let's make it one o'clock let me get this out this morning. All right. down. Bullet. I Great So. 6 make them. We

00:42:31.139 - 00:44:23.229

have to do that. Right, thank you. Very I Yeah. up. time I Uh And I know you're having a fit. You need one. And then I get up on this. Yeah. OK OK.

00:44:57.229 - 00:46:48.139

all the time. Yeah. They're gonna be running this corner right here. I just. All right uh that. I Mm, that well. OK. What Oh

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Yeah. Hello That's you, gentlemen, that thing. slack off just a little bit now. Oh. I'm gonna wait. I'm not gonna do much more now till the last minute and let this one charge up a lot. They've done Uh,

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and then once we, we are never gonna be. Yeah. Yeah Yeah, pretty good. I've got you. I just still. If you put it in for you now. I. Right You know what I mean? I feel it. Hello, that bring us right, yeah. I don't know about

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you. That's probably with the ruggy I think. that's that's what you what do you think? What the. loose look like oh it's, it ain't it's, it's not loose one more on more. OK, sir. You kick me out of the way if you got work to do.

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You'll be it might quit. the lighter. It's loose on the other end, Scotty. It cracked loose. No, we're hanging out. It's hanging now, Danny. I love it I love it, yep, let's, uh, let's walk that corner over there. It looks like it looks like a rebar

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right there got it. OK. No That Hey, Danny. It's drifting towards you with this rear here, OK. Get out. Go there. Hey, hey. It I need to look far ahead of you out here. I know. Get get the food out of there, man. It All right,

00:54:31.639 - 00:54:55.889

Danny, go. He can do up a little more, you know, I'm looking from that other side to get in line with that boom on over bone up too far. You Going that way. Does that hurt all over it, but I'll, I'll boom me when I give

00:54:55.889 - 00:55:28.360

it put another one's gonna run on me a little bit. That's loose. It's loose now. You must look at the la this way just want rim him out. on me. Bring it up Oh that I got it there. Don't break that off? Hold on, let's ease

00:55:28.360 - 00:55:58.600

up just the iron. Let me look under his finger right up right now. I uh I'll let your tag line get it. You know we're gonna do that we're gonna wait on. I believe it's gonna be clean perfect. I think what's under there can be scraped

00:55:58.600 - 00:56:25.060

off. Now let's see that other uh David, somebody, let's, let's just reach out there and knock that concrete off me. Don't, don't go down in there just beside beside. No, no problem, you knocking on with you. Uh, notice, notice that they had him in the center

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too. I don't know that it's worth it, but to do it as well. I'm a choker. Uh. people right I can't see much can't. it is a little red, is everybody clearing the building. grid. Everyone's clear in the building. Like for everybody to be clear about

00:57:02.320 - 00:57:56.459

getting way too because we're coming around that end down there. Uh, John makes sure that someone's in the parking lot or in that area. Yeah. Mm Thank you. Got something right there, but I don't know what it is

00:57:56.459 - 00:58:16.270

the other one it will be fine just this day. Probably gonna have to adjust those shells when we get back down there a little as rough as it is only the edges. But I can't work. OK, you got shins down there already. You need to take

00:58:16.270 - 00:58:53.209

these. Would hurt to drive a handone up just in case. I And we got a support team down there. Well the rope up tight we're won't be long. Uh. Uh You go you go ahead and tie it right there, you too. big boom up now. Get

00:58:53.209 - 00:59:15.590

a coke too. Well OK, Melvin, I got you up the roof line. Uh, I need you to go ahead and boom up. You got about 20 ft of rope tagline hanging underneath it. So, uh, boomer, you got about 20 ft of boom up and get on

00:59:15.590 - 01:04:20.209

up for the, uh, for the tag line. He is swinging this man yeah yeah. Oh, he's going on the last minute. Stairs intrude upon my lair. What are you listening? Um, It's not switched on Bach, it's Blockbusters, Blockbusters, yeah. Plate on plate on period synthesizer.

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Yeah, I Hey Michael. What's up? Do you have a minute, we need to. Certainly. Well Well Right You

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I We found another thing I You want to be back with the what. OK, all right. Well. Uh Yeah, I think I And not the easy

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go to one. But Great I Yeah. So are you kind of you're documenting your hours. I'm going to make

01:35:50.379 - 01:36:08.149

a uh. I want to make a time lapse, you know, maybe if I have enough we do shots for it. Do you have any idea who's paid or not paid in this class? As far as I know only one person and that they have there's a

01:36:08.149 - 01:38:55.520

receipt for them tacked up on my shelves originally. I forgot to give it to him last week. Uh, I don't, I'm not sure. I think not. Rachel should have a, you know, a good list of everyone's stay. I

01:38:55.520 - 01:39:16.379

announced it to somewhat. What is it? 100. You're asking me? I don't remember. How much is it? I think it was, uh, I was thinking it was 75 or 10,050 for the. 50 for everyone else, I think this one is 100, you know what I find

01:39:16.379 - 01:39:32.259

works pretty well when I'm doing this kind of repair that you can get this tape instead of that old paper tape that you have to tape on. I could never float the sort of fiberglass mesh it sticks, it sticks on it. And then you mud it,

01:39:32.299 - 01:39:43.819

you see, it'll cover bits like that, and then they crack and that hole down there. I need some stuff like in fact I've got stuff like that. I'll just bring some if I remember it and then we don't have to buy, you see, I've, I've actually

01:39:43.819 - 01:40:04.220

repaired a lot of uh walls that that old house here and uh. Yeah, you did this good. I, I've never, uh, texted like this. I'm impressed. Well, it's uh. Turns out to be better than I anticipated for covering up rough spots, but it's great that this

01:40:04.220 - 01:40:33.120

was walls up so badly, before this is over, I need you on camera or at least audio explaining how this room was used before. But this is probably not a good time. We'll have to do an interview. Yeah, I have shots of all the shelves and

01:40:33.120 - 01:40:43.209

I know it was some kind of video, but before that it was, I think initially we need to hear about the roof. It was a printing and illicit film duplication and processing machine in here and then it uh. Then it, when it had wooden floors, it

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had the upright moviola, and so it was a film editing and then I turned it into a. 3/4 inch jettison room which had remained for many years and that's probably where all these shelves were. These were from the floor oh from now because. They had benches

01:41:02.160 - 01:41:23.700

with the with the holes and then the thing so that you could have the drop bags. What you have to see just had shells along here and along there, but it was open there. And then they have the 16 miluviola thing. If they ever had more

01:41:23.700 - 01:41:41.520

than one person in here working at the time, it probably made a real wreckage. Yeah, but the time I was here that wasn't too much. Moviola, uh, I remember James or uh or McDougal using an upright Moviola out there in the open and it made a

01:41:41.520 - 01:42:06.569

lot of noise when it ran. Oh yeah, cray cranky. It's an impossible machine to use. I, I've known some professional film editors. Who swore by them because they were more used to using the 35 millimeter ones I think 16 you were constantly eating. They swore by

01:42:06.569 - 01:42:25.169

them because of the uh. Film you could get in and out of clips really fast, put new clips in whereas you know the flat beds are really for viewing, you know, it's very hard to. A pieces in and out. Yeah, well, they were really for a

01:42:25.169 - 01:42:40.660

different type of filmmaking. When I saw people using the flat beds before, they usually had a synchronizer and stuff right over here by it, and they, they'd do everything on that and then put it, then that's it, put it on the flat bed so you do

01:42:40.660 - 01:42:58.540

your syncing up, you know, initial work on the uh synchronizer, of course, you do your kind of maybe uh main assemblies, you would use that for finding quotes. Or switching an A roll and B roll back and forth, uh, and the final with each other or

01:42:58.540 - 01:43:18.879

something and then the steam back or the the whatever you have ideally a steam back would be uh. Was that, you know, the flat there, the steam back the German model is the ideal one. The movies that we have. I consider the poor man so. Sever

01:43:18.879 - 01:43:41.100

lighting instead of. Calls I like. I didn't say there was anything wrong with Chevrolet. All right, well, yeah, I guess that's it because it is about money. Steam bags is a lot more expensive. It's just a better machine. They work better and when you stop a

01:43:41.100 - 01:44:03.120

steam back, the whole system stops. When you stop on the moviola, it kind of slows down to a stop, you know, that kind of stuff. That's where the skill came in stopping. No one, when you're kind of stopping and doing stuff, you know, get that, are

01:44:03.120 - 01:44:17.310

you gonna be here tonight for this showing? Uh, no. I don't know what I thought that you were. I will and but do we know how to, well, if, if we don't before you leave, you need to show me, uh, oh well, I told uh the

01:44:17.310 - 01:44:31.359

fellow that's doing it also because I, I didn't know what was going on that he was here and yeah, but I don't, I don't want him. Well, yeah, he, yeah, I think he knows how to do the machinery, the video, um. What did he bring in?

01:44:31.459 - 01:44:43.899

What did he bring in? He's bringing a DV cam with cables, and he knows, I mean, I left the cable for to patch onto and gave him adapters to do it and showed him what to turn on because he had done it kind of before I

01:44:43.899 - 01:44:57.540

guess when you were. Overseas he had showed up on short notice and I set him up and then just left him watch it because it takes hours to watch anyway you know I'm not and no projectionist is either. I'm not we're not Rachel and I aren't

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sure how I got set up. Yeah No OK. Yeah.