"Snow Ball Vancouver BC December 2011"

"Here is a snapshot from the lighting board of the 2011 SnowBall Christmas party.  An intimate party for 3500. "

"You have posted some really good pictures, you should be proud of your work.  This looks great.  Sorry I come to this web site very seldom or I would have said so earlier.    "

"The best advice I ever received was to buy steel.  Lights and lighting gear come and go the way the seasons do.  So buy a bunch of LED's and next year no one is using LED's anymore.  Buy a simple pipe hanger and 20 years…"

"Dylan, since you ask for advice, I'd like to add something you might not want to hear.  If you want to get your foot in the door, don't be stepping on toes.  You want to be a "simple grip".  You are talking about a…"

"If you are doing stage, rock 'n roll, country, film, music or dance get out from behind the scenes. Technicians everywhere can learn one hell of a lot from finding some venue (school? amateur theatre? karoke?) then learn to do what your star…"

"Great production. Definitely video, but well done. The way the colours read and highlights/shadows clip very quickly (video still has poor range in that regard) give it away. The "film" effects are a pet peeve of mine but thankfully…"

"Very nice! It's great to see/hear something that doesn't look like a cookie cutter was used to produce it. I agree w/Jim about the focus sometimes being more about the fixture than the result. Lately I've been feeling like everything…"

"I agree with RC, looks great and gets the subject lit well without scrificing the cool concert look of the "rock" lighting. Film? not really except when the film-look effect(s) are applied and it becomes obvious. The other sections the…"

"I liked the video, but felt betrayed when there was no burn-through at the end. Good to see some good solid rock and roll lighting for a change. Sometimes the whole affair becomes something about a moving light fixture than the light it produces."

"Nice! The lighting makes a huge impact - nice contrasts, modeling, colors, dynamics, depth. Does it look like film? At times, yes. Except for the melting celluloid and broken film flapping in the projection booth."