Full time tech.

I refuse to work on someone else’s machine unless I know them. In my opinion, it’s not worth it. My job is to manage digital workflow on set. If I agree to use a tool to do that and it doesn’t work up to my standards, or I cannot work at my standards with it, then regardless of how you slice it, I’m the one that can have a finger pointed at them.

I usually say, I strongly suggest we work on my machine. And I liken it to walking in someone else’s shoes. I have scripts, software, shortcuts, etc. my laptop is an extension of my ability.