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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

CineMilled PRO Ring “Jib Mode” in action ! Behind the scenes (shot on Red)

Pedro Guimaraes

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Check out the "behind the scenes" video using my CineMilled PRO-Ring in "Jib" mode along with a Ready Rig support system allowing me an unprecedented range of motion and freedom to create with my gimbal. Throw my segway into the mix....well....just watch.




https://vimeo.com/204954371



Watch the completed "trailer"

Shot with DJI Ronin-MX (using our PRO dovetail counterweight system)
Ready Rig GS
CineMilled PRO-Ring w/ spindles
30" long side tubes

Red Weapon - Leica-R lenses

I'm super proud of all the new tools I have been able to develop to help thousands of filmmakers around the world bring their visions to life and get more from thier tools, matching their creativity with tools to help them achieve more.
Looking forward to bringing even more innovative ideas and tools to life in 2017.



https://vimeo.com/204316273
 
Looks cool, but will a production insure you with that setup? Maybe I am getting old, but I'd love to see you wearing a helmet while filming that way.

David
 
Looks cool, but will a production insure you with that setup? Maybe I am getting old, but I'd love to see you wearing a helmet while filming that way.

David

They have been insuring me for over 6 years of steadicam segway. Never an incident by the way!

I have been operating steadicam/segway for 6 years now with 80lbs 3D cameras. It's all about proper preparation, planning and rehearsals. Usually accidents happen in "live " events. Honestly it's just not a safe tool for those environments. As the many examples you can find on youtube will prove. For a scripted movie set? It's perfectly safe as long as you plan, coordinate and rehearse. Just like steadicam you pre-run your path. remove or adjust any obstructions or hazards etc. I have years of training and on set experience. Numerous commercials and feature films under my belt with these tools. but YES I should of had my helmet on. Bad example in that regard.

This is a specially modified large Segway not to be confused with a "hover board" those are dangerous.


Plenty of my BTS videos on youtube. ; )




Segway...step off shot.

 
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