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This document is a film and media equipment booking form for a student to request cameras, lighting, sound equipment, camera rigs, and accessories from the film department. It lists various camera models, lenses, microphones, tripods, and other gear available with quantities, and includes fields for the student's name, email, requested loan dates, and equipment selections. Borrowers are informed that weekday bookings are limited to 24 hours unless extended by the instructor, and to contact the instructor if items need to be kept beyond the scheduled return date.
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Maleyto Hall requested to borrow various film equipment from the Film and Media department, including 1 Canon 700D camera, 3 LED lights, 1 microphone, 1 boom pole, 1 XLR cable, 1 Zoom H5 audio recorder, 1 mini prosthetic makeup kit, and 1 clapperboard, between the specified dates. Weekday bookings are allowed for a maximum of 24 hours unless extended by Mr. Goodyear, and equipment needed for longer than the return date requires immediate contact with him.
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This document is a film and media equipment booking form for a student to request cameras, lighting, sound equipment, camera rigs, and accessories from the film department. It lists various Canon and GoPro cameras, LED lights, microphones, audio recorders, camera sliders and tripods available for booking with requested dates. At the bottom, it notes that weekday bookings are for 24 hours maximum unless extended with permission, and to contact staff if equipment is needed beyond the return date.
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Maleyto Hall requested equipment from the Film and Media department including 1 Canon XA10 camera, 1 LED light including batteries and stand, 1 microphone, 1 boom pole, 1 XLR cable, and 1 Steadicam. The equipment was needed from a date to a return date and included cameras, lighting, sound equipment, camera rigs, and accessories like a clapperboard and tripods. Weekday bookings were allowed for a maximum of 24 hours unless arranged otherwise with Mr. Goodyear, and equipment needed for longer than the return date required contacting him.
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This document is a film and media equipment booking form for a student to request cameras, lighting, sound equipment, camera rigs, and accessories from the film and media department. It lists various camera models, lenses, microphones, tripods, and other gear available for booking with quantities indicated. It also includes spaces for the student's name, email, requested loan dates, and notes that weekday bookings are for 24 hours maximum unless extended with permission.
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Maleyto Hall requested various cameras, lenses, lighting equipment, sound equipment, camera rigs, and accessories from the Film and Media equipment booking form, including a Canon XA10 camera, LED lights, a microphone, and tripod for a booking between the specified dates. Weekday bookings are limited to 24 hours unless arranged otherwise with Mr. Goodyear, and equipment needed for longer than the return date requires contacting him immediately.
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Caleb Taylor-Grant has booked various film equipment from the Film and Media department, including a Canon 700D DSLR camera with a 50mm and 70-300mm lens, an LED light with stand and batteries, a microphone, boom pole, XLR cable, and a Zoom H5 audio recorder. Accessories such as a clapperboard, velborn video tripod, and wind sock were also booked, with the equipment needed from a specific date and required to be returned by another date, under the standard 24 hour weekly booking terms.
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Maleyto Hall requested equipment from the Film and Media department including 1 Canon XA10 camera, 1 LED light including batteries and stand, 1 microphone, 1 boom pole, 1 XLR cable, and 1 Steadicam. The equipment was needed from a date to a return date and included cameras, lighting, sound equipment, camera rigs, and accessories like a clapperboard and tripods. Weekday bookings were allowed for a maximum of 24 hours unless arranged otherwise with Mr. Goodyear, and equipment needed for longer than the return date required contacting him.
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Maleyto Hall requested various cameras, lenses, lighting equipment, sound equipment, camera rigs, and accessories from the Film and Media equipment booking form, including a Canon XA10 camera, LED lights, a microphone, and tripod for a booking between the specified dates. Weekday bookings are limited to 24 hours unless arranged otherwise with Mr. Goodyear, and equipment needed for longer than the return date requires contacting him immediately.
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Maleyto Hall has booked various film equipment from June 18th to 20th, including 1 Canon 700D camera, 3 LED lights, 1 microphone, 1 boom pole, 1 XLR cable, 1 Zoom H5 audio recorder, 1 Velborn video tripod, and 1 Jessop still tripod. The booking is for a maximum of 24 hours on weekdays unless arranged otherwise with Mr. Goodyear, and equipment needed for longer than the return date requires immediate contact with Mr. Goodyear.
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- 1. Film and Media Equipment Booking Form StudentName: Email: Date Required: Date Return: Cameras Quantity Canon XA10 Cannon 700D 1 Canon HV30 GoPro (with accessories) MiniCanon Cannon 550-600(still) 50 mm lens (usewith SLR) 70-300mm lens (usewith SLR) Lighting LED (includes batteries & stand) Portable LED 3 Reflector 1 Sound Microphone 1 Boom Pole 1 XLR Cable 1 Zoom H5 Audio Recorder 1 Camera Rigs Fig Rig 1 Steadicam 1 Dolly (for Velborn) Hague CameraSlider Accessories MiniProsthetic makeup kit 1 ClapperBoard 1 Velborn Tripod (video) 1 Jessop Tripod (still) Wind sock
- 2. Film and Media Equipment Booking Form Week day bookings are for maximum 24 hours, unless arranged with Mr Goodyear. If equipment is needed for longer than the return date please contact Mr Goodyear immediately.