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In this DIY video, we show you how we built our camera crane. This was all done with a table saw, drill and hack saw.
Parts for the crane:
Lazy susan
Boards
Nuts & bolts
Screws
Old clothes hanger
Old tripod
Aluminum strips
Equipment used:
Sony HDR-HC3 Camcorder
Sony Playstation
Crew:
Tony Reale
Chris Ritzenhein
A Next Wave Graphics Production
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Thanks for the setup! Will work great in my upcoming episodes! Thanks guys!
I dug it! Great work!
This is great!
Excellent job Gents!!
thanx so much! really great tutorial!
excellent, 10/10.
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Good job men!! I love it, but mine didn`t get that perfect xD
The arm that runs atop of the main jib arm levels out the camera platform.
very cool
Sweet.. ;D
I made one jib crane it cost me around $80 is working soo good cant believe it, hey thnks for your great help i make a video and show my jib and its shots soon….cool
GREAT JOB!! fantastic
You guys are really on it…absolutely impressive.
This is by far the best and most “simply” informative video on the net for building a jib crane. I have watched many and was confused until watching this one.
how much is the coupler
what dose the cuppler hook to on the portable dvd player
how much does the whole steup cost withouth the camera? I mean the material and the PS1 + the weird screen on it?
That was really impressive. Thanks for showing how to build one. Too bad I already spent money on a factory one *shrugs*.
loved it.
Very nice!! So two years later, has it lasted??
Nice Local 80 grip
woah man i totally made a jib crane from this tutorial like six months ago. Lol and i did not know you where the Next wave guy until until i just saw the related videos on your other stuff. You are doing great man very helpful stuff.
dude great job, wut was the budget on this thing? it looks really smooth, im thinking of making or purchasing one, any reccomendations?
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