
At the day job we have an ancient car camera mount. It’s three big, suction cups with bars that connect them, and a bowl in the middle to hold a tripod head. While it looks pretty beefy, I’ve never felt very comfortable going more than 20 MPH or so with it. Well, the folks at Filmotechnic want to cure that.
The picture may be a bit hard to read, but what you are looking at is a remote-control jib arm mounted on top of a Mini. It’s about 10 feet long, and has a remote pan/tilt mount on the camera end. The details were a bit fuzzy, but with an estimated price is about $100,000, it’s most likely to show up in rental inventories anyway.
Go to Filmotechnic for more details
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About Fito Pardo, AMC
With 1 Feature film, more than 34 short films, more than 20 commercials & more than 20 Music Videos
DoP Fito Pardo, AMC
Has become one of Mexico’s top Cinematographers, he is now part of the director board at the AMC (Mexican Society of Cinematographers)
He has more than 14 years of experience in Cinematography, wide experience in media related to filmmaking, from pre-production, production, post-production to print. Wide knowledge in all media: 8mm, 16mm, 35mm, 70mm, NTSC, PAL, HDV, HD, HDR, DNG, RAW, NEF.
Have been trained by an elite group of cinematographers in Los Angeles and Mexico City, has studies in California at UCLA (University of California at Los Angeles). Has been trained by Kodak & Panavision. He also has, studies on film directing and acting, to become a better cinematographer.
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