Getta Grip

Finally bought a pair of these stands and I am so glad I did!

Picked this up for an indie TV series and it was so useful. I think I need another!

These tube lights are so handy. I use them on almost every set I am on!

Love these clamps! Great addition for rigging!

Part two of building a Rickshaw rig. What you will need:

(2) 18in. 1.5” speed rail
(3) 12in 1.5” speed rail
(1) 21in. 1.5” speed rail
(3) 24in. 1.5” speed rail
(2) 36in. 1.5” speed rail
(2) 48in. 1.5” speed rail
(4) wheels from a wheel chair
(4) 1/2” washers
(4) 3/4” washers
(2) 3/4” locking nuts
(2) 5/8” locking nuts
(1) 10”x14”x3/8” modern studio cheese plate
(2) 1.5” swivel cheeseboros
(6) 1.5” half pro burger clamps
(1) vibration isolator
(1) 1.5” speed base fl**ge
(1) camera cheese plate
(1) mini v-lock mount
(1) 1.5” speed rail swivel tee
(10) 1.5” speed rail short barrel cross
(3) 1.5” speed rail fixed tee
(1) 9/16” wrench
(1) 1/2” wrench
(1) Power drill with 9/16”, 5/8”, and 3/4” sockets (optional)
(1) 3/16” speed wrench
(4) 1.5” 3/8-16 bolts
(8) 3/8-16 hex nuts
(8) 3/8 washers

Rickshaws are great for moving the camera in various scenarios and take less time to set up than a traditional dolly. Found a wheelchair on the side of the road and took the wheels off. It’s a prototype but works pretty well. What you will need:

(2) 18in. 1.5” speed rail
(3) 12in 1.5” speed rail
(1) 21in. 1.5” speed rail
(3) 24in. 1.5” speed rail
(2) 36in. 1.5” speed rail
(2) 48in. 1.5” speed rail
(4) wheels from a wheel chair
(4) 1/2” washers
(4) 3/4” washers
(2) 3/4” locking nuts
(2) 5/8” locking nuts
(1) 10”x14”x3/8” modern studio cheese plate
(2) 1.5” swivel cheeseboros
(6) 1.5” half pro burger clamps
(1) vibration isolator
(1) 1.5” speed base fl**ge
(1) camera cheese plate
(1) mini v-lock mount
(1) 1.5” speed rail swivel tee
(10) 1.5” speed rail short barrel cross
(3) 1.5” speed rail fixed tee
(1) 9/16” wrench
(1) 1/2” wrench
(1) Power drill with 9/16”, 5/8”, and 3/4” sockets (optional)
(1) 3/16” speed wrench
(4) 1.5” 3/8-16 bolts
(8) 3/8-16 hex nuts
(8) 3/8 washers

I needed to brainstorm a way to mount a camera on my car to capture another car driving so this is what I concocted. What you will need:

(1) 18” trailer hitch extension
(1) 5/8” bolt, nut, & washer
(5) pro burger half clamp
(4) 1.5” swivel cheeseboros
(1) 6ft. 1.5” speed rail
(2) 4ft. 1.5” speed rail
(1) 2ft. 1.5” speed rail
(1) 18 inch 1.5” speed rail
(1) 1.5” pipe tee
(2) 4.5” Tilta Hydra electronic suction cups
(1) camera cheese plate
(1) V-mount mini plate
(1) V-mount battery w/ D-tap port (lighter the better)
(1) shock dampener (for this build only)
(1) DJI Ronin S power mount release plate (for this build only)
(1) DJI ronin S (for this build only)
(1) D-tap to 2 pin power cable (for this build only)
(2) 3/8” eye bolts
(2) safety chains
(1) 3/16” speed wrench

A continuation of my previous reel. Now that I have the skates, it needed some pipe to glide across. Links to some or all items in my bio. What you’ll need:

(1) 10”x14”x3/8” cheese plate
(4) 3/8” male bolts (1-1.5” in length)
(4) 3/8” hex nuts
(4) quad skates on brackets
(4) fixed short T’s for 1.5” speedrail
(2) junior pins with receiver for 1.5” speedrail
(2) 4ft or 6ft 1.5” speedrail
(1) 3/16” speed wrench

Having a slider and/or a dolly is a staple on a set but they can add up in price very quickly so I whipped up a more cost effective way of having one. What you’ll need:

(1) 10”x14”x3/8” cheese plate (modern studio)
(4) 3/8” male bolts (1-1.5” in length)
(4) 3/8” hex nuts
(4) quad skates on brackets (found on amazon)

Diffusion frames on film sets are an absolute necessity for lighting. Every key grip has them in different flavors/varieties. I am skinning a LEE Filters 251 here. If adding them to your kit, it’s a great idea to have at least two of each.