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Grip Equipment & Grip Trucks in New York

1. 

   CINDER LIGHTING
   & GRIP ATLANTA

    

   (404) 973-2728
2. 

   FAST LIGHTS

    

   (855) 922-5600
3. 

   J.W. WINCO, INC.

    

   (800) 877-8351
   (262) 786-8227

4. MBSE - New York at Grumman Studios

    

   (646) 863-7472

5. MBSE - New York
   at Gold Coast Studios

    

   (646) 863-7472
6. 

   PC&E

    

   (404) 609-9001
7. 

   UNIVERSAL PRODUCTION SERVICES

    

   (678) 762-5880

Additional sources
 

1. AVAILABLE LIGHT

    

   (718) 707-9670

   Long Island City, NY

2. CSI RENTALS

    

   (212) 243-7368

   New York, NY

3. EASTERN EFFECTS, INC.

    

   (718) 855-1197

   Brooklyn, NY

4. ELEFANT FILMS

    

   (888) 435-3326

   Brooklyn, NY

5. FAST LIGHTS

    

   (617) 851-2272

   NY

6. FOCUS GEAR

    

   (646) 649-3600

   New York, NY

7. GEARHEAD RENTALS LLC

    

   (585) 236-4272

   Fairport, NY

8. GRIP AND ELECTRIC

    

   (917) 476-9967

   NY

9. HAND HELD FILMS

    

   (212) 627-2781

   New York, NY

10. HIT & RUN PRODUCTIONS

     

    (718) 809-9057

    Brooklyn, NY

11. IWEISS

     

    (201) 402-6500

    Fairview, NJ

12. THE LIGHT HOUSE, INC.

     

    (800) 721-6191

    Branchburg, NJ

13. LIMELIGHT PRODUCTIONS, INC.

     

    (800) 243-4950

    Lee, MA

14. LVR USA

     

    (212) 594-0086

    New York, NY

15. MAMMOTH PRODUCTION PACKAGES

     

    (585) 738-7550

    Rochester, NY

16. PAL STAGE

     

    (212) 741-9111

    New York, NY

17. PANAVISION NEW YORK CAMERA

     

    (212) 606-0700

    New York, NY

Grip Equipment & Grip Trucks In New York Is A Key Film Crew Member

Grips are lighting and rigging technicians in the film and video industries in New York. Grip's two main functions are to work with the camera department (especially regarding dolly and crane shots) and with the electrical department to create lighting set-ups requested by the cinematographer. The name, Grip, comes from the slang term for the tool bag or "grip" in which these technicians carry their tools. The grip is responsible for handling all of the non-electrical equipment that modifies light. Grip trucks will contain all the supplies necessary to support camera and electrical departments during a production.