This guy does...
This KoRn Lighting Guy LOVES His Job! - YouTube
(Korn LD by the looks of the comments).
This KoRn Lighting Guy LOVES His Job! - YouTube
(Korn LD by the looks of the comments).
This guy does...
This KoRn Lighting Guy LOVES His Job! - YouTube
(Korn LD by the looks of the comments).
I'd hire him any day.
Have a search for the NIN lighting guy. He's all over YouTube.
Yeah, he'd go over REAL WELL with the client.Especially for corporate events :lol:
Especially for corporate events :lol:
I've seen this before, and I always thought it was brilliant. A lighting guy who is completly involved in what he is doing and feeling every moment off it!!!!! I actually think there is a little in how this guy is that we could all learn from. I dont neccesarily mean the dancing part but definatly his attitude to what he is doing!!!
Cheers Dave
P.S. I do assume there are some tongue in cheek comments here but i think this is a brilliant attitude to take to work!!!!
I was once told by a boss at work that I came across as too much of a newbie because I enjoyed my job too much and that was why I wasn't taken seriously. Just so happens Im enthusiastic about by job because I do it for love!
turns out he was a depressive git and didn't like to see anyone else doing well (or better than him).
Whenever I'm flattered by a new-to-me band complimenting me for my patience with the band and my persistence for getting the most out of their performance I tell them "Thank you, but it's quite simple - I'm doing what I have a passion for - if I didn't I'd quit".
The video was posted for fun because it was so extreme, no real comment intended.
I fail to see what is so extreme.
I understand that people work in different ways but to lable this as extreme seems silly to me.
extreme - definition of extreme by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.
Look at number 3 in the link, that's how I would categorize the "mixing with no shirt while jumping up and down, headbanging"-style which is a fair bit beyond the norm of how most people I work with do their thing.
Yeah, I guess we just work in different ways.
Normal is what a particular group of people perceives as not out-of-the-ordinary and it changes based on context and setting.For the guy in question, his behaviour may very well be normal, it all depends on the set used to define what normal is.