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The future of my lift filming career

For now, I am temporarily putting my career of lift filming on hold, after the fiasco that happened during this past Atlantic City trip, and a few other major trips to Fort Lauderdale, Atlantic City, and “Hartford” in the past. This past trip to Atlantic City determined the fate of my lift filming career for now. While I am very happy with the footage I got in Atlantic City (I was only expecting to get one film of ONE OF THE HIGH RISE SETS OF LIFTS ANYWAY), there were other aspects I would prefer not to talk about (as such happened in the February 2017 Fort Lauderdale/Miami trip which almost made the 6 story Dover HIGHdraulic lifts a part of my history), which is making me want to STOP filming lifts for now.

When will I start filming lifts outside of Clinton/Lebanon Township again?

As of right now, I have canceled MOST future plans to film lifts ANYWHERE out of Clinton, Lebanon & MAYBE Bridgewater Township, from now until I can either start driving or until 2.15.2020. So far, here are some of the big future trips for filming lifts that I have CANCELED because of THIS VERY PAST ATLANTIC CITY TRIP:

  • Elizabeth *3, Autumn 2018
  • Secaucus *2, Autumn 2018
  • 9.15.2018 trip to Elizabeth
  • ALL self-planned Scranton trips between now & 4.14.2019
  • Pittsburgh, December 2018
  • Hartford, December 2018, unless the planning is not my business to do
  • 1.19.2019 trip to Secaucus
  • 2.8-10.2019 trip to Atlantic City, Hartford, OR Pittsburgh
  • 4.20 & 27.2019 trips to Elizabeth
  • 5.25.2019 trip to Freehold Township
  • STILL NOT CANCELED: 6.13/14.2019 Pre-Graduation trip to Freehold Township
  • 7.10-14.2019 Graduation trip to Charlotte OR Atlantic City
  • 12.21-23.2019 Six-month post-graduation trip to Hartford

Furthermore, if I get my driver’s license at anytime before 2.15.2020, or I can legally and physically drive ON MY OWN, OUT-OF-STATE, before 2.15.2020, I will uphold all future cancellations for lift filming from that day forward, for trips I am capable of making on my own. I have postponed my high school graduation trip to my Computer Science Bachelor’s Degree / College graduation celebration trip, and the desired city will STILL BE CHARLOTTE OR ATLANTIC CITY. Unless the planning is not a result of my own desire to go to a CCRS-ranking city, town, township, county, region, or area, I will not voluntarily make plans to go there unless I can physically drive there on my own. Additionally, if there are plans (not my own wish) to go to those CCRS-ranking places, I will only film the lifts in the hotel, apartment building, condo, or rental house that I am PHYSICALLY sleeping in, for I may have no other interest in going to any other building to film the lifts, unless I can get to another building, PHYSICALLY, on my own!

Future plans to film lifts for now are solely in Clinton & POSSIBLY Bridgewater Townships.



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