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Camera accessories rental

A camera is only as useful as what is built around it. We rent O'Connor, Sachtler and Cartoni fluid heads, ARRI geared heads, tripods and hi-hats, Preston and ARRI wireless lens control, matte boxes, SmallHD and Flanders Scientific monitors, and Teradek and Vaxis wireless video.

Accessories are prepped with the camera package, so cables, plates and power match before the gear reaches your set.

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Available equipment (15)

O'Connor

O'Connor Ultimate 2575 fluid head

Heavy-duty fluid head for full cinema builds and long lenses.

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O'Connor

O'Connor 2060 / 2560 fluid heads

Mid-size fluid heads for ALEXA Mini, VENICE and RED builds.

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Cartoni

Cartoni Maxima / C40 heads

Italian fluid heads with fine drag control for camera operators.

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ARRI

ARRI geared head

Classic geared head for precise, repeatable operator moves.

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Sachtler

Sachtler aktiv10 head and tripod

Fast-leveling fluid head and tripod for documentary crews.

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Ronford-Baker

Cinema tripods, hi-hats and low-hats

Ronford-Baker and O'Connor standard and baby legs, hi-hats and low-hats.

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ARRI

ARRI WCU-4 wireless lens control

Three-axis wireless focus, iris and zoom control for ARRI cameras.

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Preston

Preston HU4 FIZ system

The focus pullers' classic wireless follow-focus system.

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cmotion

cmotion / Tilta Nucleus follow focus

Compact wireless follow focus for gimbals and small crews.

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ARRI

Matte boxes (ARRI, Tilta)

Clip-on and rod-mounted matte boxes for 4x5.65 and 6.6x6.6 filters.

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SmallHD

SmallHD on-camera monitors

5–7" SmallHD monitors for operators and focus pullers.

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Flanders Scientific

Director and client monitors

Flanders Scientific and SmallHD 13–22" monitors for video village.

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Teradek

Teradek Bolt wireless video

Zero-delay wireless video to director, focus and client monitors.

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Vaxis

Vaxis Storm wireless video

Affordable wireless video kits for small and medium crews.

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ARRI

Cinetape measurement kit

Ultrasonic distance measuring for precise focus pulling.

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Frequently asked questions

Do you rent wireless follow focus?

Yes, Preston FIZ and ARRI WCU-4 systems with motors for cinema lenses.

Do you have director's monitors with wireless video?

Yes, Flanders Scientific and SmallHD monitors with Teradek or Vaxis transmitters.

Can I rent a head and tripod for my own camera?

Yes, all accessories can be rented on their own.

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Camera crew & DP hire

Directors of photography, camera operators, focus pullers, DITs, gaffers and grips, booked with or without our cinema camera and lighting…

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Short film & feature production

Narrative production for short films, features and series: development support, cinema camera packages, crew and post, scaled to indie an…

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Live streaming & multicamera

Multicamera live streams and recordings of conferences, concerts, ceremonies and hybrid events, with switching, graphics and backup recor…

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