TPOD: Jan 27, 2005 | "Ms. Trixie, you're on in five"

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Ms. Trixie, you're on in five

A little behind the scenes sneak-peek. I knew we had a small apartment, but you set up about a dozen stands for the lights, camera, reflectors plus cables, and you can barely walk around. In the end though, all that matters is the framed shot. So here's a huge thanks to Greg and Joe for making it look so good (it's amazing) on the monitor.
Photo taken January 26th, 2005.

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Ms. Trixie, you're on in five A little behind the scenes sneak-peek. I knew we had a small apartment, but you set up about a dozen stands for the lights, camera, reflectors plus cables, and you can barely walk around. In the end though, all that matters is the framed shot. So here's a huge thanks to Greg and Joe for making it look so good (it's amazing) on the monitor. Photo taken January 26th, 2005.
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