Camera crane Cross Country & stabilized Flight Head

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Camera crane Cross Country

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[fxstudioz28]

WOW...cool toys...

[HunterMann]

@DramaKidStudioz When driving to the shooting location, the boom has to be secured and often times have a red flag on it(or a follow car). When you're shooting on the road, you need to hire two highway patrol to hold traffic at each end of a shooting zone. A few PA's at each end do flagging to slow traffic before the road block. After each take(or two) the camera car pulls to the side and the regular traffic is released.

[Sesyrity]

@XIONASPROS да какой ворониж я тя умоляю, Киев ну максимум Украина)

[levbazhenov]

И русскими буквами сзади на номерном знаке: ТЕСТ :D

[XIONASPROS]

Снимали наверное в Воронеже или каком-то другом южном городе, так как в кадр попали пирамидальные тополя))

[RooftopViolinist]

Yea... They have trust In that boom to put $15 000 at the end of it at 50 mph... I'm sure its fine, but a bit scary nonetheless. :P

[ninjashidan]

nice work

[orismology]

Well that's a fun toy :D

[ziggerification]

CAN SOMEBODY HELP ME MAKE A MOVIE ?PLEASE

[DramaKidStudioz]

@HunterMann

AWESOME

[HunterMann]

@elibaba7 They look at playback(if shooting film, then they refine the shooting for the next runs/takes. If you're shooting a car commercial, the editors can work around a camera reflection, after all, some running-footage for TV spots may have 40 to 50 cuts in 30 seconds. When I watch a car commercial TV, and see reflection of the camera or a crew member. Given what high budgets they have, I find that unacceptable.