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out on Drummond Ranch in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, to finish up some very scenic work for some pivotal scenes, and then of course, we competed several days on stage at Prairie Surf Studios in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. This leg of production was an absolute dream! Pretty much everyone came back to finish, which I believe is a testament to their love of the project and big affection for our director Isaac and the production team. An admirable detail I noticed as we powered through the remaining work is that pretty much every department must have also done some sort of bespoke tweaking to their kits that had inadvertently or deliberately made their jobs more efficient and customized to the movie. This made me feel so at home to work with a crew at this level and with a little bit of vindication instead of feeling "nerdy" for doing the same with my kit. The three weeks went by so fast and as I write this around the holidays, I'm not quite settled in, and I haven't left "work mode" yet. I'm really missing Oklahoma and the team of absolute stellar professionals all around. Our wrap gift from our department were Twisters sound jackets and they were a hit! Thankfully, we handed them out in the winter instead of summer! I hope everyone enjoys the movie as much as we enjoyed making it! Come see it on the big screen and "if you feel it, chase it!!!" Follow/lead Van Special FX/weather Stakebed Picture Car with Pod (Tyler's Truck) Strongest signal from Bag Drop Mix up for bag drop feed Mag mount 1 per plant Mic LT Hop Transmitter RF Booster (250mw) Custom tuned Mag mount From Bag drop and booster Follow/Chase Flowchart Bag Drop (Distance barrier that also makes a lot of noise) Kate Tyler Small Sound Cart with Cantar Mini loaded in the follow van while prepping the bag drop rig in my lap. Full Sized Sound Cart with Cantar X3 and 22 channels of wireless audio.