In the fast-paced and highly coordinated world of film and television production, maintaining clear and precise communication between directors, camera operators, and performers is critical. Recognizing a specific need within this intricate ecosystem, a solution was conceptualized to streamline communication and improve efficiency on set. The objective was to create a system that could signal to actors and crew members when a camera was live, traditionally indicated by a tally light. The unique challenge was to enable this functionality remotely over an Ethernet connection, all the while ensuring the solution remained discreet and versatile for use in various production settings.

When COVID-19 started winding down, it exposed the financial strains many companies were facing, including SetNet, where I served as the IT manager for six years. In response, we made a tough decision to shut down our Burbank office and move everything to a new office built on the owner's property, equipped with the latest in fiber and redundant microwave connections. Once we stabilized, my role transitioned from full-time to a retainer basis, opening up new avenues for me.

As an RF Technician and Network Engineer retained by FeedRF, I've had the unique opportunity to witness and contribute to the groundbreaking advancements in RF technology, specifically tailored for the motion picture industry and live events. FeedRF, a pioneering company at the forefront of RF technology, has significantly enhanced how we experience live and cinematic events through its innovative Cinevue product line, including the micro transmitters, Cinevue QDR receiver, and Cinevue Director receivers.