Building a Prosumer Camera Rig (Canon HV30) - Part 1

Part 1 of Episode 4 of Next Wave TV

In this episode, I go over all the equipment I use in my camera rig.

The stuff you see:
Canon HV30
Brevis DOF adapter
Cinevate rails
Cavision handles and shoulder support
Lilliput 7" VGA monitor
Mayflash Component to VGA adapter
Mattebox from dv-shop23
Azden SGM-1X mic
Beachtek DXA-4 XLR adapter
Impact VT2500 tripod
Davis & Sanford W3 dolly
Shoulder support arm from 23filters
Energizer Energi To Go battery pack

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Hosted by Tony Reale

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[binoyrakesh]

dude you saw this video and thought the hv 30 is a huge cam like in this video?? thats a rig he made himself.. inside theres this tiny little camcorder and thats the hv30 !!!

[JacobsAquarium]

A bit much don't you think, couldn't you of just slapped on a lens hood and a good mic, and call it a day?

[2migell]

were did you buy the lents?

[shapeworkstudios1]

need: camera

dont need: about everything else

[MrRICARD0O]

where did you got it

[christianhermida]

where did you get the shoulder thing for your body

[darkface405]

my goodness! you make a tiny cam look sooooo good!!!

[bishi4real]

Hello Tony, wow what can i say, i am blow away by the info i have learnt from you in the past few weeks. Thanks man. since I started watching you few weeks ago, i have taken my video-graphy more seriously. I was you to share more light on how i can get into producing short movie sine i don't have any budget or qualification but i have a passion for it and i know how to edit videos using adobe????

thanks for all

[lusiphersbooks]

this is the 2nd video of yours that I've watched and I must say that I find them very practical. I am going to make my own movie this year and being that i didn't go to film school or have a lot of money, the info you provide is very down to earth. for instance, buying a camera off ebay. i just want to realize my dream of making a film and its good to know that the means of doing so are within reach of my budget. thanks. keep up the good work

[bodydoubleprod]

I've shot a feature length sci-fi thriller on my HV30. BBC said of the screenplay "The way science is applied to memory, the examination of fractured consciousness and the shifts between timeframes is reminiscent of Charlie Kaufman."