10 things I learned from shooting 6 MVs in a week...

Almost done editing the Audio Traffic MV, but am having technical problem with my computer, so I should just take a break and write a little. 

Someone once posted this question to a few of us after a collaboration on a project.  It's become sort of a tradition for me - to think about 10 things I've learned after working on a project...  they're not in any particular order.

1. Ingmar Bergman was right.  I'd rather work with ten of my friends than a hundred of my enemies.

2. AD rox!

3. Shooting on a tram (with a long lens) is a lot harder than I thought.

4. Location scouting is a must.

5. I have a fetish for the tunnel lights in HK.

6. Cold pizza tastes amazingly good when you haven't eaten all day.

7. Things that I can come up with and tend to forget on set, especially with a hangover.

8. Wear a hat.  Cause I twirl my hair way too much when I think.

9. What a "Eight Point Garbage Matte" does in FCP.

10. Pre-production, pre-production and pre-production.

and a bonus:

1. How much I adore and admire the alivenotdead family...

I wonder what are the 10 things for the other guys...