Movies take us places we've never been before, and a big tool that has contributed to that age-old phrase "movie magic" is the camera jib arm. Kind of like a camera extendeder, the jib arm is like a rotating crane that you can place your camera on top of.
It allows you to shoot swooping, breathtaking scenes a la the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy easily. Best of all, it can be built all on your own for about $80.
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Get a Professional Audiovisual Look for Your Videos with Low Budget
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Make a Lightweight Body-Mount Rig for Filming Unique Front & OTS Shots
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Make movie rain without getting wet
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Set up the lighting and camera angles for a music video shot
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Build a steadycam for small hybrid digital cameras
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Balance your camera stabilizer, flycam or glidecam
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Set up the presets on your Canon 7D for filming video
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Configure a 3D camera rig with the proper interaxial distance and parameters
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