A friend of mine met you in his travels to NAB this year and suggested I send you a location shot of my porta-jib traveller on location in Tasmania shooting the recreation sequences for the international documentary "The Voyage that Shook the World", about the life and theories of Charles Darwin. I've now owned the jib for around two years, and it has more than paid back the investment monetarily as well as in project production values. The jib remains in showroom condition after some harsh environments. It is easy to assemble and transport. I must say that the ability to "fly" it with one finger loaded with a Varicam and cine-zoom is remarkable.
A friend of mine met you in his travels to NAB this year and suggested I send you a location shot of my porta-jib traveller on location in Tasmania shooting the recreation sequences for the international documentary "The Voyage that Shook the World", about the life and theories of Charles Darwin. I've now owned the jib for around two years, and it has more than paid back the investment monetarily as well as in project production values. The jib remains in showroom condition after some harsh environments. It is easy to assemble and transport. I must say that the ability to "fly" it with one finger loaded with a Varicam and cine-zoom is remarkable.
Nick Paton ACS
Cinematographer
Brisbane Australia
http://www.nickpaton.com.au
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