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Place it so the long piece goes up one side, over the top, and down the other side. Draw enough to the back to completely cover it. Leave just enough over the front to pull over the pipes, about 1 foot (0.30m) or so. Use clamps to hold the plastic in place while you're working on it if you have them. Make sure the bottom of the plastic is even with the bottom of your booth, then cut the plastic along the corner pole straight up from the bottom to the corner at the top. Tape the edge of the plastic around the corner pole with duct tape. If you're having trouble with tape sticking properly, place the tape over the plastic and pole. Then, poke a hole through the plastic and tape on the inner side of the pole. Run a zip tie through the hole around the pole, tape, and plastic. Secure the zip tie to help hold the plastic in place. Flatten the piece of plastic on the side and then cut up from the bottom to the corner at the top in a straight line. Tape the edge of the plastic to the pole in back, sealing off the edge by going all along it with tape. Do the same for the other back corner. You should have cut a large square out of the corner of the plastic on each side. Save these for the front. Pull the overhang in front taut, and tape it against itself and onto the poles in front. Hang the pieces of plastic you cut out of the back in front, taping them along the top and on the front corner poles. This should cover the whole front. Seal off the seams completely with tape. Leave the opening between the 2 sheets in the front, except seal it a little at the top and bottom. When you get in the booth to paint, close this seam tightly with clamps. If the plastic doesn't cover the front, you may need to get another sheet of plastic to cover the front. Position it so that the corners rest on each leg of the paint booth. Make sure it is flat by pushing out any creases or bubbles. Then lift each of the paint booth's legs up one at a time to push the drop cloth edges under each leg. If the cloth doesn't fit right or it doesn't line-up under the paint booth's legs, step back to inspect the legs. Each leg should be near-perpendicular to the ground. Adjust as needed. Tape it to the corners of the booth inside, as well as the drop cloth. Start on one side, attaching the plastic to the drop cloth with the duct tape, using strips to completely seal the seams. This will hold the plastic and drop cloth in place.

summary: Lay a 10 by 25ft (3.0 by 7.6m) piece of plastic sheeting over the whole booth. Trim and tape the plastic along the back. Cut and tape down the plastic on the sides in the back. Tape the front of the plastic in place. Lay down a 4 by 15 feet (1.2 by 4.6m) drop cloth inside the booth. Secure the plastic sheeting on the inside.

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Filming a documentary can be very expensive, so keep track of your budget and beware that it is hard raising funding and you will unlikely make any money from your film. Funding. Getting funding is a complicated and time consuming process, it is probably better that you try to get funding when you have done the shoot, as you can attract attention with a trailer. Travel insurance usually does not cover film equipment as it has an item limit of 300. So you must take out a separate gadget insurance, make sure this covers your trip as nearly all are limited to 90 days and do not cover your equipment if left unattended. if you are unsure what insurance will cover your equipment you could try photoguard. Film equipment can be heavy so make sure you do not exceed hold luggage allowance (usually between 25kg and 30kg). More equipment also means you are more prone to getting robbed. Basic equipment Tape system. Using tapes is cheaper and lighter weight, but can be significantly lower quality (significantly less hassle around insurance). What is the worst things that could happen when shooting and plan for these.

summary: Plan out a budget. Take any insurance into account. Know the weight allowance for filming. Worst case scenario.

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While this method is often discouraged, it will work in a pinch. Even so, if you have a choice of a straight, punch, or wedge cut, opt for those instead of biting the cap off.
summary: Understand that biting is imprecise and may result in a poor smoke. Place your teeth in the same manner as with the guillotine cutter. Gently bite a few times while rotating the cigar. After a few bites while rotating the cigar, the cap will be separated and can be removed by hand or mouth.