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Camera Cranes / Dollies / Jibs in Georgia

1. 

   CHAPMAN/LEONARD
   STUDIO EQUIPMENT, INC.
   (On Trilith Studios Atlanta Lot)

    

   (678) 583-1858
   (888) 758-4826
2. 

   FILMOTECHNIC USA

    

   (310) 418-3311
3. 

   NEW YORK JIB

    

   (888) 488-0100
4. 

   PACIFIC MOTION CONTROL, INC.

    

   (818) 768-1573
5. 

   Pro-Cam Rentals

    

   (770) 419-4000
6. 

   SAFARI TECHNOLOGIES, LLC

    

   (310) 993-7447

Additional sources
 

1. CINEMOVES

    

   (404) 963-6997

2. DYNAMIC REMOTE

    

   (602) 405-6541

   Cumming, GA

3. GEARHEAD RENTALS LLC

    

   (585) 236-4272

   Fairport, NY

4. GET-A-GRIP ATLANTA

    

   (678) 677-1257

5. HERTZ ENERGY SERVICES

    

   (678) 848-5996

   Atlanta, GA

6. MAJESTIC MOTION PICTURE TECHNOLOGY

    

   (800) 310-4783

   Atlanta, GA

7. PANAVISION ATLANTA

    

   (404) 347-3000

   Atlanta, GA

8. ROBDOG JIB RENTALS

    

   (678) 365-5007

   Norcross, Georgia

Camera Cranes / Dollies / Jibs In Georgia Are For Specialty Angle Shooting

The Entertainment Industry in Georgia has many unique devices such as camera cranes, dollies, jibs and booms. A camera crane is a lifting machine that enables a cinematographer to shoot scenes up and away from the action in a scene. The camera crane may accommodate both the camera and the operator, or it may be operated by remote control. A dolly is a platform on a raised track that a camera is mounted on in order to create smooth camera movements on a horizontal axis. Most studio dollies have a hydraulic arm or boom that raises or lowers the camera on a vertical axis. The person who operates this vehicle is known as a dolly grip, who is trained in front & rear wheel steering. A jib is a boom device with a camera on one end, with a counterweight and camera controls on the other. A jib permits the camera crane or dolly to be moved horizontally and vertically, and is often used with a remote camera control for focus and zoom viewed on a portable video monitor.