Cinema lighting rentals, grip and electric for film productions, network television and commercial video. We service Seattle, Portland, Bellingham and the Pacific Northwest.
As camera stabilizers have become such common place, we often find ourselves in a situation on set where a traditional doorway or dana dolly doesn’t offer the flexibility DP’s and directors require to get that one special shot.
Now with our Ronin stabilizer, we have the latitude to make fluid smooth tracking shots in complex set environments using an array of cameras up to 15lbs. Contact us today about rates and availability.
We picked up a new wireless follow focus unit. This is an excellent lens controller system that work great and won’t break the bank. Contact us for pricing and availability.
Sony’s newest upgrade to the successful low light champion A7s, the Sony A7sII now offers 4K internal video recording and 120fps 1080! Contact us today for rental availability.
Versatile and extremely bright on camera monitor. $100/day. contact us for availability.
Available for rent today!
Every now and then a product comes out that is special. A product that adds something new to the tool kit and allows film makers to utilize it in a way never before possible.
The LED market has been saturated of late with masses of panels, diodes, and new tech. Now, a company who once focused on big studio fresnel fixtures has now become an innovator in one of the most versatile lighting tools I’ve come across as a gaffer.
Once I have had the chance to use the MacTech LED’s in an upcoming feature, I’ll write a full report on the good the bad and the ugly. If you are interested in trying out these lights, they rent for $20/day each for a 4′ day light or tungsten and $15/day for a 2′ tungsten or daylight tube.
This is what keeps happening when I get a welder… I keep making things.
Found a deal on this little HMI unit. Bright, compact and flicker free.
I picked up two of these LTM 1200 Cinepar HMI sets. Great lights with flicker free Power Gems ballasts. Excited to get them out working!
First welding project for Northwest Grip. Why buy a head cart when you can make one?!
