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Professional Camera, RCO, Remote head and Jib operator
All-round remote camera operator. Proficient in operating all Joystick and Tiptronic control desks, in combination with integrated zoom/focus controls, foot pedal controls for dolly movement, lifting, and head angle positioning; experienced in managing single-operator jib and crane systems, including remote head and zoom/focus/iris operation.
Agito
The Agito wireless dolly is a fully modular, robotic camera motion system designed for both track-based and free-roaming operation.
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It features high speeds, adjustable payloads, and supports a wide range of camera heads, making it ideal for creative shotmaking on various terrains or studio setups.
Spidercam
The Spidercam system uses four motorized winches to control Kevlar cables, allowing precise 3D movement—up, down, and in any direction—across a large area.
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It supports speeds up to 10 m/s and carries payloads up to 20 kg. The gyro-stabilized camera head offers smooth pan, tilt, and roll for steady 4K+ video. Features include programmable motion paths, real-time control, AR integration, and robust safety measures for secure operation.
Fly-Line
A Fly-Line cable cam system is a motorized, self-powered camera rig that moves along a tensioned cable between two anchor points.
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It can carry camera payloads up to 25 kg at speeds up to 45 mph (70 km/h) and traverse cable spans up to 470 meters. The system uses high-strength synthetic cables like Dyneema for stability and safety, with built-in motion control for precise, repeatable camera moves. It’s ideal for capturing dynamic shots in locations where drones or vehicles can’t operate, such as forests, ravines, or close to audiences. Built-in features include cooling fans for motor efficiency and optional gyro stabilization for smooth footage.
Super Technocrane
The Super Technocrane is a professional telescopic camera crane used in film and television production. It features a motorized, extendable arm that can reach up to 75 feet (about 23 meters) with smooth, precise vertical and horizontal movements.
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It can carry camera payloads up to 25 kg at speeds up to 45 mph (70 km/h) and traverse cable spans up to 470 meters. The system uses high-strength synthetic cables like Dyneema for stability and safety, with built-in motion control for precise, repeatable camera moves. It’s ideal for capturing dynamic shots in locations where drones or vehicles can’t operate, such as forests, ravines, or close to audiences. Built-in features include cooling fans for motor efficiency and optional gyro stabilization for smooth footage.
Jimmy Jib
A Jimmy Jib is a versatile, modular camera crane used in film and television production. It can be quickly assembled in lengths ranging from 6 to 40 feet, providing smooth and precise camera movements.
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The jib supports camera payloads up to about 27 kg (60 lbs) and can be mounted on various bases like dollies, tripods, or vehicles for flexible shooting. It features remote pan, tilt, zoom, and focus controls, often used with broadcast and digital cinema cameras. Lightweight yet sturdy, the Jimmy Jib allows operators to capture dynamic overhead and sweeping shots, requiring a one-person crew for operation.
Grip behind the scenes and remote camera specials in action
Super Technocrane ▷ The video above (created by Egripment) is at the World Cup Speed Skating in the Netherlands for NOS Sport. Jasper and a 2-person grip team are operating a Super Technocrane 30, equipped with a stabilized Flight Head. Remote camera operator, Jasper Dirkse and his grip team operated the same telescopic crane at the Olympic Games in Sochi.
Spidercam ▷Video “behind the scenes” s.a. an interview (Dutch) with remote camera operator; Jasper Dirkse, operating a Spidercam system at the World Cup Hockey (2014) in Den Hague (NL) in the Netherlands for the World Feed and NOS Sport.
Agito (Motion Impossible) ▷This video (Dutch Television) shows a lot of dynamic shots made with a drone and the Agito wireless modular dolly system, equipped with a stabilized head the Shotover G1, operated by remote camera operator; Jasper Dirkse and remote dolly operator: Jeroen de Haan (Eurogrip).
Looking for an experienced; Single-person Jib or Crane operator?