A Look Inside Filmotechnic Camera Car Systems

Ever wondered how those heart-pounding car chases and thrilling in-car scenes are captured? This exclusive clip from the Filmotechnic Camera Car Masterclass takes you inside the world of these high-powered systems, revealing the history of camera car technology and the key players behind its operation.
In this video, Shane Hurlbut, ASC, offers a glimpse into the Porsche Cayenne Turbo, showcasing the cutting-edge camera car features that revolutionize filmmaking.
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[@Fixstudy.1]

Great work ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@PhotiniByDesign]

What a spectacular piece of kit.

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

How does the Rolling Shutter of most cameras influence the direction and velocity in which the camera can be moved?

[@EbertSteyn]

On Acid? Mate have you taken Acid before? :D Great video though thanks for the tip on Velcro! haven't thought of that before

[@EverythingFilmmaking]

Holy transitions 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@tekyfilms]

I think using a high end drone is sufficient to capture same footages.

[@miatatude5362]

Um, definitely no

[@danwroy]

It's the Russian Arm. Use the right name!
Edit: Looking this up now, there was an executive decision to call it something else because Filmotecnic is based in Ukraine. News to me, and very petty and ridiculous.