I was at some Disney Kids thing ((my sister was a theater kid so I got dragged along) I understand that your favorite celebrities might look uncomfortable here, but I really would like to encourage you to see this from the angle of a working stiff. After it's done, they are going off to their glamorous stress free lives while he gets to go back to a lonely hotel room and sweat out a file transfer that he is praying will go smoothly so he can get paid. Those celebrities and their agents arranged for and made damn sure there would be a camera guy there for coverage to further their amazing careers. You can feel sorry for the celebrities living it up at Cannes if that is how you see it, but, having been in that guy's shoes, I'm less likely to do so. I felt like shit slaving my ass off with my achy arms and frumpy work outfit while people around me were having the time of their lives and barely noticing I was there except for a few seconds here and there. I've been hired to do camera at celebrity events, including one New Year where I had no one to spend it with and needed the money. The obvious inspiration is our dear subrother: This sub is about camerawork done with the camera at the time of the recording, not done in post-production. Rule #9 No digital effects (pans, zooms, etc.) We don't allow them because they already have their own subreddit at r/drones. ![]() It's nothing against drone operators as it does take a good amount of skill. There's already r/photography, we are going to stick to videography.
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