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Big back print: tactical operator with camera raised high inside the blazing yellow star — “ONE SHOT ONE KILL” crossed out above “SIX TAKES” below — because “one-shot-one-kill” sounds badass until the director wants coverage, safety, options, and “just one more” that turns into six (minimum).
Front clean. Left sleeve: the signature Camera Slinger lone star — hat low, camera drawn, boom mic ready — subtle reminder that real sets are built on endurance, not perfection.
Soft, heavyweight tri-blend in heather gray that hides tears, 17-hour sweat, and the quiet existential crisis of take six. Breathable for marathon oner floats, tough enough to survive the director’s endless “print take four and take six.” Unisex fit (size up for that “I just survived another ‘one more’ marathon” relaxed drape).

Perfect filmmaker gift or film crew gift for:
• Directors who swear “this is the one” every single take
• DPs who light a masterpiece then watch it get done five more times
• Steadicam beasts floating the same oner until their spine files a grievance
• ACs pulling focus on the exact same move so many times they do it in their sleep
• Editors who’ll still only use take two
• Anyone who’s heard “print take four and take six” and quietly questioned their life choices

Grab this cinematography gift, funny filmmaker gift, film crew shirt, or steadicam present for birthdays, Christmas, crew appreciation, production wrap parties, film school graduation, or just because. Ideal indie filmmaker apparel or production crew tee — brutally honest armor that says perfection is a myth, coverage is king, and you nailed it on take six anyway.
Designed by lunatics who’ve actually gotten the “one-shot-one-kill” on take six and still had to do a seventh for the producers. Wear it on set. Watch the crew laugh. Watch the director pretend they don’t see it.
One shot. Six takes. Zero mercy.
Shoot it. Cover it. Survive it.

Designed by a filmmaker, worn by filmmakers.