+AVStarFilms Chapman has a couple options for vibration mounts and stab heads, maybe next time we will try them out. I want to put a Movi Pro or Movi XL up there too
It took me a while to wrap my head around everything that was happening - there were 4 people operating: 1 jib/boom swinger, 1 pickle twiddler to extend/retract the boom, 1 head operator to pan/tilt the head and 1 person pulling focus.
+Mark Wiggins I've heard in persuit cars or helicopters when the g force is high, it makes it hard to keep your hands steady on the wheels. Compared to holding the joystick console in your lap. But I agree, I want wheels whenever it's an option
Never operated in a high G-force environment so I'll bear that in mind if I ever do. I have my Mini-Worrall set up in the Living Room. Have hours of fun!
Thanks for the Share Matt ! thanks for putting out all this info ! must learn to operate on wheels ! any tips on where to start, like you are move the scale and want to practice on wheels. +Cinematography Database
The third wheel is for the Dutch (roll) axis. If you look at the remote head in the video it is a 2 axis head so the third wheel is inactive. The way you can tell if its a 2 or 3 axis on this particular remote head is by looking at the bottom plate where they place the camera. If its just flat like how it is in the video it has 2 axes to turn the camera BUT, its is rounded like a "U" it has 3 axes to point the camera.
The setup in "traditional geared-head mode" seems odd to me. It would make more sense in my mind if the pan and tilt wheels were swapped so that spinning the middle wheel left or right would correspond to the camera panning left or right and spinning the left wheel away or towards you would correspond to the camera tilting down or up.
+Cinematography Database nice video, I've never seen a lot of the pro gear before so thanks for posting! But what was the wheel on the right? :) P.S I included the smiley face...
+kuba Sta Telescopic Crane is a class of cranes. Technocrane SRO is a brand that makes Telescopic Cranes. Chapman's Telescopic Cranes are called Hydrascopes and Miniscopes. There is also a Movie Bird, Scorpio, and Louma.
Very cool. I love the moving counter balance weight
that diving board shot 👌🏻👌🏻
Definitely need a wire shock mount on that. Lots of small micro vibrations
thats isn't even small :D
+AVStarFilms Chapman has a couple options for vibration mounts and stab heads, maybe next time we will try them out. I want to put a Movi Pro or Movi XL up there too
Yeah I found a few too. I already thought of solution designs through this video too
It took me a while to wrap my head around everything that was happening - there were 4 people operating: 1 jib/boom swinger, 1 pickle twiddler to extend/retract the boom, 1 head operator to pan/tilt the head and 1 person pulling focus.
Would love to hear about diff. production vehicles, too. esp. ones used for car shots
+FriendFilms Chapman has some great ones, maybe we will do one next time 🙌
We have many vehicles, We see it in the very near future ;)
Looks like you're having fun Matt! Thank for sharing bro.
Beautiful! Crane is SO smooth, omg.Great resolution too. Nice work!
that was sick, Matt you're the man .....
Please keep these coming.
oh man, that was awesome and the music you use is phenomenal!
This is amazing and beautiful! 😍🎬🎥
thanks for sharing
The moment you realise you love filmmaking and the gorgeous gear out there!
+KwasnikPictures 👊
Dat proav tv music tho. I could almost hear Carl's british accent!
+Impale I use Art List tho 🤔
LOVE UR CHANNEL
Oh great now I really have to get this for my next project.
Can't beat using the wheels. I find it very adictive! Good video.
+Mark Wiggins wheels are the only way 🙌 Unless you are flying or driving in a way that makes joy sticks better 😂
Hate joysticks. Also tried using a mimic once with a Movi. Hated it. Once you've mastered the wheels there's no alternative really.
+Mark Wiggins I've heard in persuit cars or helicopters when the g force is high, it makes it hard to keep your hands steady on the wheels. Compared to holding the joystick console in your lap. But I agree, I want wheels whenever it's an option
Never operated in a high G-force environment so I'll bear that in mind if I ever do. I have my Mini-Worrall set up in the Living Room. Have hours of fun!
Dope video and edit of this run through.
Thank you very much
Nice content! Keep it up!
Matt it looks like your a6500 has the same ibis issue mine had. Did you see my United Airlines video?
+Dave Dugdale yeah it has that weird bounce to it, I'll watch your video this week
Love to see a DIY version.
Awesome Video, very helpfull!
+Tech Proof 👊
Models, cranes, dollies, RED cameras... I would never leave that place.
Thanks for the Share Matt ! thanks for putting out all this info ! must learn to operate on wheels ! any tips on where to start, like you are move the scale and want to practice on wheels. +Cinematography Database
woaahh!!
I get the distinct impression that productivity at the Chapman facility fell off the "diving board" on this particular day.
Hey matt, Are you korean? If yes, could you do a behind the scenes of a KPOP music video. I don't dig the music but the visuals are amazing.
What car do u own just wondering
YASS legend!
+jimmysteeze 👊
lit ;D
+Jérôme Baila 💡
What's the third wheel for the geared head?
The third wheel is for the Dutch (roll) axis. If you look at the remote head in the video it is a 2 axis head so the third wheel is inactive. The way you can tell if its a 2 or 3 axis on this particular remote head is by looking at the bottom plate where they place the camera. If its just flat like how it is in the video it has 2 axes to turn the camera BUT, its is rounded like a "U" it has 3 axes to point the camera.
The setup in "traditional geared-head mode" seems odd to me. It would make more sense in my mind if the pan and tilt wheels were swapped so that spinning the middle wheel left or right would correspond to the camera panning left or right and spinning the left wheel away or towards you would correspond to the camera tilting down or up.
+David Hui with a remote head you can do change it. But the traditional geared heads are setup this exact way
+Cinematography Database nice video, I've never seen a lot of the pro gear before so thanks for posting! But what was the wheel on the right? :)
P.S I included the smiley face...
Roll is the wheel on the right
Soon you'll be able to fit one in a pelican casd
What is the difference between Technocrane and Telescopic crane?
+kuba Sta Telescopic Crane is a class of cranes. Technocrane SRO is a brand that makes Telescopic Cranes. Chapman's Telescopic Cranes are called Hydrascopes and Miniscopes. There is also a Movie Bird, Scorpio, and Louma.
Cinematography Database thx 😀
Couldn't you just control the wheel and the stick at the same time ?
My name is Jib
Notification squad!
+David Hui 👊
Not bad hothead skills! You're welcome to use me and my jimmy jib for a demo if you haven't made one yet! #local600 :)
Size matters. Ha ha
"miniscope"
third lul
+hungyG 👊
Guy doesn't know how to do the wheels.