My heart sank as I watched a man's body slam into the jagged rocks of Rock Canyon after B.A.S.E. jumping off of a 300+foot cliff. I watched with a small group of people in horror as the man's chute collapsed and his body hit the rock wall time and time again during his short free-fall. I wasn't sure how he was blown back into the rocks after his chute delpoyed because there was hardly any detectable breeze in the air. I was blown away at the lack of response from the people

I had an audio mixer come up to me once in the middle of a shoot and tell me that I was the best A.D. that he had ever worked with. At first I thought that he was being sarcastic so I said, "yeah sure, thanks a lot". He responded, "no, I'm serious...I've never worked with an A.D. who has managed expectations, kept us ahead of schedule, and helped every department anticipate the next few shots as well as you do. You don't waste anyone's time." I want everyone to experience