Motocrane Review

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My review and practice on the lower budget version of a Russian Arm, called the Motocrane, which is a car mounted stabilized remote jib operated from inside the camera car. For more information on using the Motocrane, click on Drivers Eye links above.

[@CinematographyDatabase]

Great overview, was cool to see it in action

[@Sneaky-Sneaky]

Thanks for the inside look ! I can see why you'd want to use .... great ! Look forward to following your project....

[@williamlong8859]

I just left a meeting with the DP for an upcoming shoot. We were discussing Russian Arm and getting within their budget. Sharing with the UPM and DP and Producer. Great piece new subscriber

[@williamallen4607]

Fascinating look inside your industry. Thanks.

[@jonathanchowthi]

Test footage looks great!

[@createdbytrix]

Love your channel. Keep the good content coming! :)

[@rockyliu2397]

Please put Ronin 2's Motion Block on the yaw axis, it would help make the images more stable, even at very high speed.

[@inthejeetsingh397]

hey I really like what you do and I myself is doing the same thing but I don't shoot my video with high end camera , I shoot my video with an Ipod touch, which I get pretty good shots and I love doing it. I'd say keep up good work and I hope to see more camera angle you do, so I can learn from them and apply them on my video. down the road I hope get to work with you and learn more about the camera angle, so yeah... keep up the good work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MotoCrane]

Time for a new review on MotoCrane ULTRA!

[@MarketingVideosBCN]

IM LOVIN IT!

[@LaPatienceDashcam]

Is it or can we buy the Russian mini arm ?

[@joelawryDOP]

Either that Ronin 2 wasnt balanced correctly or that gimbal really sucks. So much pan wobble. Motocrane looks good though.

[@SewTubular]

Very cool gear. Any idea about the cost breakdown of using the Motocrane for a day ?

[@CineGal]

SewTubular You'll definitely have to reach out to Drivers Eye for pricing, but I do know that in general, for the Motocrane, Ronin, Driver and Arm operator, it's below $5K/day. Obviously crew rates could change based on Union status and such.

[@DoctorBatmanMD]

Hey there, I work production out in Chicago. Any advice for people coming out to LA?

[@davidbadwiz85]

What's the price