Broadcast-quality cameras

Most of my broadcast work for the BBC and ITV is on DVCAM, and I have three broadcast-quality DVCAM camera kits including the latest Sony DSR-450 with wide-angle and standard lenses.  I've got lots of lights, including some new LED panels and fluorescent heads.  A kit of microphones and a location monitor make the basic kit complete, but I have many other handy accessories which I can bring along if needed.

What about the sound?

Sound is important, and for quality and reliability I'd rather have a sound recordist on any shoot.  If you're employing me on my own then I'll bring microphones for basic sound, but should your plans include complex recording (such as musical performance, several participants in a scene, a round-table discussion or anything remotely fly-on-the-wall-ish) then a proper recordist is essential - I can put you in touch with one.

Grips equipment
I can add extra class and style to your production by using my track & dolly and jib arm, available as optional extras.  (Note:  An assistant is normally needed when using this equipment.)  A rolling spider is included in the standard kit, if requested.  I also have a car bonnet limpet mount.

Smaller cameras

I have several smaller cameras, including underwater kits. The cameras come with a wide range of mounts and accessories.  These cameras are useful for mounting on vehicles, for sports coverage, covert shooting and for getting amazing shots in places where a full-size camera just won't fit.

 
 

This page last updated 31Oct2010