Watching a working with steadicam ops guide for ASSISTANT CAMERAS (AC)

I want to thank Myles Shank for making this original video. I think it is a great guide to being a camera assistant for a steadicam operator and gives a lot of tips to know before getting on a film set.
Check out the original video, there is a lot more information I left out.
"Working on Set with a Steadicam Operator"
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[@oscarramirez-eq3zy]

Great video my man! Keep up the great work!

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks so much 😁

[@austinsabado921]

Great video! Please do more!

[@SteadiRed]

More coming 😁😁😁

[@connorleferink8456]

Love your content!

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks 😁😁

[@ERJOL]

Thank you for this video

[@SteadiRed]

My pleasure

[@BKStatusVideo]

Good work bro..

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks 😁

[@gmsfilms1]

Nice vid ……..as always

[@SteadiRed]

Thanks man 👍

[@LHJ4789]

Thank you for the video! Can you introduce other company's products? (ex GPI PRO, FLOW CINE??)

[@SteadiRed]

I would really love to, but I don't have access to them. I have talked to some companies so hopefully something will be in the works 😁

[@thunderbird252]

7:41 I've seen a cart flip with just a 2065 and body on the Mitchell mount of a Magliner. Yes, it was my cart, and yes it was my fault (luckily it was just a de-lensed Epic MX). It's terrifying, and once you witness it, you will never let it happen again

[@SteadiRed]

That sounds horrible but glad it didn't end up too bad

[@maxgreen2365]

I’m suprised how many OPs fly with a battery on the camera. The OP that I AC for runs power right into the sled. All I have to worry about are the sled batteries.

[@SteadiRed]

I get that. Sometimes I do it too. But the added weight is important when trying to do slow smooth moves. Also, it makes it not my responsibility 😁

[@ERJOL]

13:05 a nice break time

[@SteadiRed]

😁

[@ERJOL]

I saw the 🐈

[@t.lidard1868]

Aw kitty kitty meow

[@SteadiRed]

😸