I just posted the piece we did about rigging motorcycles for on-board video recording with special guest, Stan McClain. Stan has been a director of photography, mostly working in aerial cinemetography units, and he has worked on over 50 motion pictures. He's got a real knack for rigging vehicles with cameras: http://blip.tv/file/2323520/
Lots of R1200R footage, and some R1200GS stuff too. I had a lot of fun doing this vid, since so much of it involved riding and recording shots.
Maximum Exposure: Rigging a Motorcycle with FilmTools
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Re: Maximum Exposure: Rigging a Motorcycle with FilmTools
Peck,
EXCELLENT subject! Your production continues to improve. I'm gonna be saying "I knew him when..." pretty soon I think.
I have ordered a 2C clamp and a 484 head.
EXCELLENT subject! Your production continues to improve. I'm gonna be saying "I knew him when..." pretty soon I think.
I have ordered a 2C clamp and a 484 head.
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Re: Maximum Exposure: Rigging a Motorcycle with FilmTools
Hey, thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it. Yeah, I'm feeling "almost famous!"Dan-A wrote: EXCELLENT subject! Your production continues to improve. I'm gonna be saying "I knew him when..." pretty soon I think. I have ordered a 2C clamp and a 484 head.
A viewer suggested that the 2C clamp could be used as a GPS mount or for other equipment. I thought that was a pretty cool idea.
Re: Maximum Exposure: Rigging a Motorcycle with FilmTools
Well done! I really enjoyed that. Thanks for posting it.
Mike