Handing off a C stand is one of those self critiquing instructional actions. Ask me how I know. LOL It’s one of those things that “should” be obvious, but unless you’ve mashed your fingers…may not be. Great tip to share.
Must know etiquette! One thing missing is the different or best 'technique' to open or close a c stand :D I personally like to lay it on my Shoulders, pointing up so I don't hit someone or something, and open the legs with my hands. :D
There are various methods of opening legs, such as turning the whole legs upside down by hand or using foot, and they all seem quite unique. I'm really curious to know the standard way of the C-stand
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I'm starting assisting and this video helps a lot. I would like to watch a video about the different stands and grips.
Thank you so much!
I love how as the video progresses, you get sassier.
Great tips! Subbed immediately.
Handing off a C stand is one of those self critiquing instructional actions. Ask me how I know. LOL
It’s one of those things that “should” be obvious, but unless you’ve mashed your fingers…may not be. Great tip to share.
Must know etiquette!
One thing missing is the different or best 'technique' to open or close a c stand :D
I personally like to lay it on my Shoulders, pointing up so I don't hit someone or something, and open the legs with my hands. :D
Great tip and yes opening and closing legs is something we should cover in the future.
There are various methods of opening legs, such as turning the whole legs upside down by hand or using foot, and they all seem quite unique. I'm really curious to know the standard way of the C-stand