Patrick
Blackard
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Camera
and Lighting Services
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(512) 924-6955
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Film,
Video, Digital
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Dallas
and Austin, Texas
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Rental Equipment
Home
| D30 Betacam
| DVX100A 24P DV | HVX200 P2 HD Camera | Audio
| Lighting
| Eyeliner
Attractive rates on equipment
packaged with me as shooter or gaffer.
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Sony
D30WS Betacam package
- The D30 is one of the best choices
for standard definition shooting, combining excellent low-light
sensitivity with beautiful 16x9 or 4x3 picture quality. The Beta deck
on my camera had a complete overhaul in 2008, with all belts, rollers,
and other rubber parts replaced.
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- D30WS
Camera Head 16x9 or 4x3
- PVV-3
dockable deck
for Betacam SP recording
- Fujinon
A15x8DEVM
broadcast lens with 2x and 16x9 converter
- Chrosziel matte box, sunshade,
and filters
- Sachtler V-20 III
fluid head with carbon-fiber heavy duty Quicklock sticks
- Century Double Asphere
wide angle adapter (gives 4.8mm effective focal length)
- VariZoom remote zoom
control
- Sony 8044Q High
Resolution 8" monitor
- Anton Bauer Hytron
and Dionic batteries
- Audio package
- Lighting kit
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Panasonic HVX200
- 720P
or 1080i HD.
- Five 8-gig P2 cards for 1 hour 40 minutes of 720 24PN HD before transferring
- Bebob
Zoe remote zoomer
- Century
.6x adapter
gives 20mm wide angle equivalent
- Panasonic LH1700W HD LCD monitor
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Panasonic
DVX-100A 24P
DV Camera
Still the
best SD DV camera
- Century
.6x adapter
gives 20mm wide angle
- Vari-Zoom
remote zoomer
- SteadiCam
JR
- Bogen heavy duty
tripod with Bogen 3063 fluid head. (Sachtler head/tripod available)
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Lighting
"Half-ton" package with lots
of extras
This package is great for interviews, corporate video,
tabletops.
- ARRI
1200 HMI PAR
with Medium (4' x 3') Chimera.
- 3 ETC
Source Four elipsoidal
spotlights with numerous gobo patterns
and drop-in iris.
- 7 Chimera
lightbanks,
Medium to Extra
Small, with 7 Speed Rings
and spill-saving fabric grids.
- 2
Kino-Flo
4-foot 4-bank tungsten and daylight tubes
- 2
Kino-Flo
2-foot 4-bank tungsten and daylight tubes
- Mole
Richardson lights:
- 1 2K Junior
fresnel
- 2 2K Mighty
Moles
- 2 1K Baby
fresnels
- 2 1K
Nook-lites
- 1 750-watt Zip
soft lite
- 2 600-watt
Tweenie fresnels
- 1 300
Betweenie fresnel
- 2 200-watt
Mini Mole fresnels
- 1 200-watt
Midget fresnel
- A small herd of Lowell, Arri
and LTM lights
- Stands for everything
- C-stands,
flags, bags,
boxes, Flex-Fills,
diffusion frames, and many
other grip items
- Massive gel pack -- color
correction, diffusion, and party gels
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If you need more than this, you really need a sound person.
- Sound Devices 302 mixer
- Lectrosonics 185 wireless
- 2 Sennheiser G2 wireless's
- Neumann KMR-81 short shotgun
mic
- 2 Tram hardwire lavs
- PSC carbon fiber boom pole
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McWilliams
Eyeliner
The Eyeliner is a simple, lightweight device which mounts over the lens
of a film, video or still camera and directs the eyeline of the subject
into the camera lens. It was invented by Steve McWilliams, a
Dallas-based
director/cameraman. (His page is here
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Although it resembles a
standard prompter, the Eyeliner has no electrical
or moving parts, and can be used in any lighting situation, from full
sun
to darkened stage.
Any
subject will be more at ease talking to you than to a camera
lens.
It works equally well with children, animals, non-actors, corporate
execs,
etc. The interviewer, or point of interest, can be the
director,
client, parent, or anyone the subject feels at ease
with.
This allows a natural look
straight into the lens, which in many cases is more
effective than the traditional off-camera interview look. The
Eyeliner
unites the camera and the director in the subject's mind for a natural
and highly engaging look.
That's me in the
picture, a face
sure to terrify any child, animal or corporate exec. The
Eyeliner
is guaranteed to work better with your face.
The Eyeliner is part of my
Betacam package, or can be rented separately.
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