The interesting thing about working in the film industry is that there is a setlingo. So we call things like way different than normal things are. So for example an apple box. That means it's literally just a wooden box, rectangle box that has that different heights that can be used for pretty much anything. You can help make the actors look taller or make a prop look taller, even for short operators like myself. I use the apple box almost every time, especially like handheld operation. Like I just step into the apple box or for this tripod is so high because the actor is like six feet tall and I wanted to make it eye level to his face. I need that apple box to go and be able to see the shot, to frame the shot and make sure that it's right. So it's just great. And another interesting fact is that like close pins, like we call it C-47s and it's funny to like I always refer to that even if I'm not working. We use C-47s for to put gels on lights. So when we want to diffuse the light or put a collar on the light, it's easy to put it on the, it's called barn doors. The little black things are like surrounding the light. So it helps to like just clip it in there so that way we can get that type of diffusion you know to create that softness of light or if we want to be more dramatic with a red light for some reason, then we can just put a red gel on it and it just will look everything red. And it's just easy just to clip stuff in it. It's usually more for lighting, but it can be used for other stuff as well like for props to like if you need to like it's too big. The jacket or something they can put a C-47 there just to help it like fit better as long as the camera doesn't see it of course.