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  1. CHAPMAN/LEONARD
    STUDIO EQUIPMENT, INC.

     
    (818) 764-6726
    (888) 883-6559
    For over 75 years, Chapman/Leonard has been the leading custom camera support equipment manufacturer and supplier to some of the most recognizable television and motion picture productions. Chapman/Leonard has evolved into a powerhouse in the industry, becoming the key distributor and merchant of cranes, dollies, and essential camera support accessories. Throughout the years, this legacy has only
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    HAMMER CAMERA CRANES

     
    (805) 526-2626
    Hammer Telescoping Camera Cranes, excels at the craft of motion picture camera movement, both in it's qualified operators and technicians but also in equipment and innovation. Our mission is to help your production meet their cinematic goals. Helping you achieve your success is our success. We are always developing and innovating new ways to make our craft accessible to you in any location or envi
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    NEW YORK JIB

     
    (888) 488-0100
    Over 12 yrs. experienced Owner/Operator with Jibs available for daily rentals. Configurations up to 30 feet. Built to order on set or location. Remote controlled, motorized, 2-axis head included.
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  4. ProCam Rentals

     
    (770) 419-4000
    Remote Heads, Cranes, Mobile Bases, Drones, Accessories & Technicians.
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    SAFARI TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

     
    (310) 993-7447
    Safari Technologies is the leader is camera-rigging technology. The cutting edge technology of the SR4 allows cameras to be used in ways you have never dreamed.
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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.