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the_plumber
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Location: Coventry

Its Snowing

Post by the_plumber » 09 Feb 2013, 08:03

For all of you coming to coventry for the Show, take care on the roads as its decided to snow here :!: :!: :!:

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Hartshot
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Re: British Shooting Show

Post by Hartshot » 09 Feb 2013, 08:44

rodp wrote:
Gloop wrote:Are you going to wear a daffodil to distinguish you from all the others wearing pink?

Nah, I like to stay out of the limelight, I'm a shy retiring sort really :roll: and rather quite humble.


























Besides, my astonishing good looks and God like features make me recognisable :thumbup:
Yeah, when they see you they question the existence of God..............how...........why..............what the ffff*** :shock: - whilst tilting their head like a curious puppy !
...is this a pistol in my hand, or am I just pleased to see you ?

Gloop
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Re: British Shooting Show

Post by Gloop » 09 Feb 2013, 10:01

You mean they don't run away screaming, IT'S ALIVE IT'S ALIVE!!!

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Hartshot
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Re: British Shooting Show

Post by Hartshot » 09 Feb 2013, 11:32

Gloop wrote:You mean they don't run away screaming, IT'S ALIVE IT'S ALIVE!!!
Oh they do....with arms aflailing (like a girl in a horror movie) running crossing zig-zag patterns to confuse the creature !
Picture this - The John Merrick in a pink vest and heels (with walking stick rubbers fitted) dribbling "I'm a human being, not an animal.....we're all God's creathththiurrrzth......bewtiful in histhz eyethz we are..............do not fear me.......I can thheee in the dark you know"

Stay on the road and off the moors lads !
...is this a pistol in my hand, or am I just pleased to see you ?

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some bloke
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Re: British Shooting Show

Post by some bloke » 09 Feb 2013, 14:31

Most of video's I've seen of this type of show are done by a bloke who plonks his camcorder too far away from him and the guy he's talking t,o so we can't hear the conversation. Marky is well known for his video expertise so I expect he'll do it better than most. I'm wondering which Markylight will be used for the studio lighting. :angel:

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rodp
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Re: British Shooting Show

Post by rodp » 09 Feb 2013, 19:46

Hartshot wrote:
Gloop wrote:You mean they don't run away screaming, IT'S ALIVE IT'S ALIVE!!!
Oh they do....with arms aflailing (like a girl in a horror movie) running crossing zig-zag patterns to confuse the creature !
Picture this - The John Merrick in a pink vest and heels (with walking stick rubbers fitted) dribbling "I'm a human being, not an animal.....we're all God's creathththiurrrzth......bewtiful in histhz eyethz we are..............do not fear me.......I can thheee in the dark you know"

Stay on the road and off the moors lads !

Have we met before then, you seem to know a lot about me.


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Shedder
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Re: British Shooting Show

Post by Shedder » 09 Feb 2013, 22:16

some bloke wrote:Most of video's I've seen of this type of show are done by a bloke who plonks his camcorder too far away from him and the guy he's talking t,o so we can't hear the conversation. Marky is well known for his video expertise so I expect he'll do it better than most. I'm wondering which Markylight will be used for the studio lighting. :angel:
I'm just hoping he uses a large enough lens format to catch the action for you George ;)
I'm hoping the video will start off outside so that Marky can go through the normal ritual of finishing off his roll up, before the action starts, as he won't be able to smoke inside ;) I much prefer his informal style to that of some other competing video producers.

redeye jedi
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Re: British Shooting Show

Post by redeye jedi » 09 Feb 2013, 22:20

Shedder wrote:
some bloke wrote:Most of video's I've seen of this type of show are done by a bloke who plonks his camcorder too far away from him and the guy he's talking t,o so we can't hear the conversation. Marky is well known for his video expertise so I expect he'll do it better than most. I'm wondering which Markylight will be used for the studio lighting. :angel:
I'm just hoping he uses a large enough lens format to catch the action for you George ;)
I'm hoping the video will start off outside so that Marky can go through the normal ritual of finishing off his roll up, before the action starts, as he won't be able to smoke inside ;) I much prefer his informal style to that of some other competing video producers.
I think Mark presents quite well, not the most pleasing on the eye but i guess being stuck in a shed inhaling lead fumes all day will do that to a man :lol:

Dom.

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Re: British Shooting Show

Post by Shedder » 09 Feb 2013, 23:35

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I think Mark presents quite well, not the most pleasing on the eye but i guess being stuck in a shed inhaling lead fumes all day will do that to a man :lol:

Dom.[/quote]

Agreed - I was being serious - some of the other "amatuer" producers really are too stuffy, and ome of the more prfessional ones are too "artifical"

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Re: British Shooting Show

Post by Marky610 » 10 Feb 2013, 00:55

Thanks fella's, i think :problem:

Sorry i didn't get any video, tried but there was too many people then by the time the numbers thined I just couldn't be arsed :mrgreen:
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