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Experiments with the SmokeNinja handheld fog machine.

A reading of George Orwell's 1945 essay for the Tribune, "You and the Bomb"

A reading of George Orwell's short essay "The Prevention of Literature". Published in 1946, George Orwell's essay "The Prevention of Literature" argues that prose literature cannot flourish under totalitarian regimes because it requires honesty, truthfulness, and individual thought, all of which are incompatible with the enforced orthodoxy of such societies.

Words of wisdom.

A Squirrel eating Almonds.

Remove stress from the Genie II Linear motor when using extreme incline angles by balancing the weight. Video also demonstrates an alternative to Syrp cord with similar (if not superior) weight bearing capability and anti-stretch claims.

A reading of George Orwell's short essay "Politics and the English Language". Various video captures added for ambiance, all Canon C70.

A reading of "The Freedom of the Press" by George Orwell. Set to cinematography featuring Colorado landscapes. A Proposed preface to Animal Farm, first published in the Times Literary Supplement on 15 September 1972 with an introduction by Sir Bernard Crick. Ian Angus found the original manuscript in 1972. (Source: The Orwell Foundation) Voiceover and Cinematography by DeHaven Pictures

A simple sun shield / monitor hood for the Canon C70. Created using photogrammetry to template the shape. Modeled in Lightwave.

Ten minutes of slow motion fire.

Create your own stable, paintable, non-moving background disk for the Syrp Product Turntable. Link to .STL file on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5030347

A 3D print file that combines four Aputure MC RGBWW lights into one panel using clear filament. Interesting note: Prusament PETG Clear has less color alteration than the factory included silicon diffusers. Link to file on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4888571

Reducer bushings with collars sit above the mounting plate of the Canon C70 and prevent tension between the bottom of the camera and the rubber grips of of the Ronin RS2 quick release plate. This is dangerous. These types of reducer bushings are common- so be aware. A reducer bushing without a collar can sink below the mounting plate line, allowing the RS2 quick release plate tension to be against the camera. Rotational force will not loosen the plate so easily.