Why My Boss Told Me to Throw a Chair at Him: Pat Clark
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Have you ever worked a set so chaotic your boss instructed you to throw a metal folding chair at him to avoid being electrocuted? If not, you haven’t worked Smoky Mountain Wrestling.
In this week’s episode of Old Guy Tech, Michael Samstag and Dave McCauley sit down with DP, Owner-Operator, and 40-year industry veteran Pat Clark.
We dive deep into the technical "war stories" of the freelance grind, exploring why a headset is your most valuable tool and what happens when legacy tech fights back. Pat shares how he moved from the "mummy gear" of the 1980s to capturing historic moments like the Michelle Snow Lady Vols slam dunk and F1 at the Brickyard.
We talk shop on:
- The "Mummy Gear": Dodge a Flying Chair (SMW Wrestling), Survive the 95° Humidity Warning (West Tennessee Beta SP), and Capture the 16mm Miracle (India Windmills).
- Legacy Tools: A look back at the modular Ikegami 45 newsroom workhorse and why the Panasonic VariCam 720p remains a legendary low-res camera.
- Modern Gear: Dave and Michael break down the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 launch, NAB rumors regarding the Sony FX3 Mark II, and the value of vintage Contax Zeiss glass on new camera bodies.
- Career Survival: Pat shares crucial advice on the necessity of a "side hustle" or "checkmark" degree in today’s industry.
Analog Heart. Digital Soul.
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