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Ever watched that tv game show or music video where the camera starts high, comes in for a closeup and then swings off the left ? That is done with jibs or cranes. Some of it can be done with steadicams, but in general - it is jobs or cranes. Usually there is the crane unit, then a tripod on which the jib is attached, and then maybe even a dolly for additionally smooth movement. Here's a clip that was done by Serious Magic people called "the Making of A Wedding Surprise" - the guy in the ponytail is Mark Randall - the owner of Serious Magic. It's an interesting clip and shows the EZFX in action.
Studio 1 Productions - http://www.studio1productions.com/dv_jib.htm ProAm $289 - http://www.bargain-camera.com/store/product.php?productid=16133&cat=0&page=1&featured Jimmy Jib - http://www.jimmyjib.com/product.html Jonyjib - http://jonyjib.com BodyCam - http://www.bodyboom.net/iceskate.html ProMax Camera Crane - $300 - http://www.promax.com/Products/Detail/6202 EZ FX - http://www.ezfx.com/ Home Built Stableizers - http://www.homebuiltstabilizers.com/ Now here is some interesting stuff - check out a little of this.... Jibs examples
Steadicam example
Steadicam example
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