Because people keep asking, this is a constantly updated list of all (well, most of – lot’s of grip, rigging parts, cables, and other doodad minutiae not included) my streaming studio and digital cine/film gear, together with my comments on why I got it and what I learned from using it, why I love or hate it. So here’s your answer.
If you came here looking to find out how I achieve the “look” – the color grade – of my streaming studio setup, there’s a post on how I do that too. Because you’re not the only one asking about that too.
So how this list page thing works is, click on an image, then click on the small circle with an “i” below in the right hand corner to open a description of why (or why not) and how I’m using this piece of equipment so far.
This list used to be hosted on kit.co – but that site went on to wither and die, so here we are instead. I think it’s nicer over here, anyways – isn’t it?
Above, my version of the “The Creator” Franken-Rig for the Micro Cinema Camera. As you can see, I am clearly too dense to understand the meaning of “micro”. #micromaxing Shot on the BMDPCC4K in the studio.MCC + Slider setupThe actual original Ghetto WiFi video transmitter1.55x Anamorph on A110 24mm experimental w/IRIS1.55x Anamorph on A110 24mm experimental w/IRIS + NEGATIVE diopter (vintage Telek)First shoulder rig – had too much jitterFirst shoulder rig – had too much jitterFirst shoulder rig – had too much jitterFirst shoulder rig – had too much jitterFirst Run & Gun rig – had too much jitter, way too heavy for long useFirst Run & Gun rig – had too much jitter, way too heavy for long useFirst Run & Gun rig – had too much jitter, way too heavy for long useMCC Run & Gun v1: Too heavy, too much micro jitter (still)Canon 5D MKII on Gimbal RemoteHow it started: My first digital cinema & my first streaming rigHow it started: The very first rig (including Ghetto WiFi transmitter)
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