$10 DIY Camera Slider!

For pro sliders check out Kessler Crane! www.kesslercrane.com It’s the most requested DIY build we’ve gotten yet! So today we finally throw together a cheap and easy build for a DIY slider, that is also very effective! Shopping List 2- Deep Handy Box www.homedepot.com 2- 3/4″ PVC Tee: plumbing.hardwarestore.com 2- 3/4″ PVC Coupling: plumbing.hardwarestore.com PVC Cutter: micro-tools.amazonwebstore.com #6 – 32 x 2″ in Machine Screws: www.homedepot.com 6-32 Machine nuts www.homedepot.com Drill 1- Drill bit: www.homedepot.com 1- 3/4 PVC Pipes: www.homedepot.com 1- 1/2 EMT: www.lowes.com 4- 1/2″ EMT Connecters: www.homedepot.com ————————— More DIY filmmaking tips: Shoulder Mount: www.youtube.com DSLR Shoulder Rig: www.youtube.com Light Stand: www.youtube.com FilmRiot on Revision3: Revision3.com Twitter twitter.com Ryan on Twitter twitter.com Facebook www.facebook.com Ryan on Facebook www.facebook.com

photographyequipment.yolasite.com (Budget Equipment) razzi.me www.facebook.com twitter.com In this video you will learn how to select settings for your flash and how to adjust the flash power. If you follow these guide lines you will have no problem shooting in manual flash and manual camera setting.
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Sewing Machine Techniques : Basic Sewing Tips

Basic sewing tips for any project include reading the instruction manual carefully, pinning and basting the seams to prevent the fabric from sliding, and using a French seam technique for a clean seam on the inside and outside. Practice a few basic sewing preparation techniques for better results with instructions from a sewing craftsman in this free video on sewing. Expert: Sam Lewis Contact: www.darkleather.net Bio: Sam Lewis is an Austin-based artist and craftsman who works in clothing, leatherwork, photography and wood. Filmmaker: Todd Green

Theprincipal photography for Basic Up Reloaded was completed in February 2007. Since then, many changes to training methods and approaches have been implemented at the Canadian Forces Leadership and Recruit School (CFLRS). The changes reflect the on-going philosophy of Train to Succeed, which seeks to inspire, coach, train, mentor and motivate in order to ensure that recruits realize their full potential. For details of current programs at CFLRS, visit the School’s website: www.cflrs.forces.gc.ca Watch episodes of Basic Up: Reloaded in uninterrupted streaming at: www.army.forces.gc.ca In this episode: As Week 9 begins, Basic Up reloads with Pte. Jeff Genge as he replaces Ordinary Seaman Wayne White on the roster of featured recruits. 4 Platoon travels to Farnham for a week of field training just as the mercury plunges. Well see how our recruits perform on the firing range at night when the wind chill hits -50 degrees. Another lesson is learned the hard way after someone loses a piece of kit in the snow. Some scenes contain coarse language. Viewer discretion is advised. Missed Season 1? Check out the complete season here: www.youtube.com
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