Mark Collins
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So, this should interest shooters and directors everywhere. Specialty Camera Vehicles has designed a motorcycle sidecar rig for shooting on the road.
Unfortunately at this time there's no website I can link you to to see this, but Kevin McKinnon showed it off at February Freeze here in Toronto this past week.
It can do most of the functions of a camera car, but is much more compact, with a much slimmer profile and with less vibration than a normal camera car.
It's got 4 mounting areas for cameras, using both the Mitchell and steadicam systems at each mounting position, as well as the standard grid piping found on most camera cars.
All in all, it looks like a really versatile system that will be amazing for high speed chases and such, being able to get 4 different shots at once.
Did anyone here go to Feb Freeze? If so what are your thoughts on the SCV-M1?
Unfortunately at this time there's no website I can link you to to see this, but Kevin McKinnon showed it off at February Freeze here in Toronto this past week.
It can do most of the functions of a camera car, but is much more compact, with a much slimmer profile and with less vibration than a normal camera car.
It's got 4 mounting areas for cameras, using both the Mitchell and steadicam systems at each mounting position, as well as the standard grid piping found on most camera cars.
All in all, it looks like a really versatile system that will be amazing for high speed chases and such, being able to get 4 different shots at once.
Did anyone here go to Feb Freeze? If so what are your thoughts on the SCV-M1?
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