Adrian Proleiko

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so on the last performance i was operating on, i had a taped off area in front and to the side of the stage (Photo below, if i can figure out how to do that), and this was the area i would walk up and down with my rig, and most of the time i would have my eye on the monitor, and on the ground. problem with this plan was, there were many kids in the audience and they thought it was funny to run underneath the tape, and run in front of me, while i was operating. i managed not to hit most of them, but at one point i was moving to quickly to be able to stop in time, and i hit this little kid with my arm. he was maybe nine. i feel so bad about it.... i told them i was concerned about hitting someone again, and they said from now on they will have an actual fence. Maybe not as dangerous as some of the other situations on this thread, but i don't want to injure anyone, let alone a child.

i recently did this video for a fashion designer, and i would like feedback. please be harsh.

i get the same pain, but in both legs. if you can find it, arnica works great.

id like to get some advice on this video. please be harsh.

if you have the money. go pilot. if you don't have the money, save it. wait a while. and buy pilot.

i use tamron 17-50mm for stuff like that.

Does anyone have some advice on hiding my rig to get into crowded areas without anyone noticing?

Hey, i just wanted to see if i could get a met up started for feb. 15th in gorky park. All camera operators welcome, and rigs are welcome too! hope to see you then!

hey, i lived in the stl area, but i just moved to moscow. if i were you, i would get in touch with eric mousel. he was the 1st A.C. on Your Next. he lives in portland, but i think he's in st louis at the moment.

hey, i lived in the stl area, but i just moved to moscow. if i were you, i would get in touch with eric mousel. he was the 1st A.C. on Your Next. he lives in portland, but i think he's in st louis at the moment.

Hello, I'm looking for a cheap, maybe used, vest and arm kit. i can pay 100-200 usd. please contact me if you live in the moscow area, or are able to ship to moscow. Contact me at powerhousemotiongraphics@gmail.com

Do you have the vest and arm? if you do, please contact me at: powerhousemotiongraphics@gmail.com

you can get in contact with this manufacturer: http://www.shoulder-rig.comi don't know if they are the original makers, but i got my s-60-t from them. just shoot them an email.

Follow focus. i would go with CAME, as they are pretty cheap, and very high quality. i don't own came myself, but its a good starter kit. as far as connectors go, the main ones for me have been sdi and hdmi. for the sled, you should go with also a came, but for the vest and arm, definitely go for the tiffen brand. the off brand ones aren't that good. for the monitor, find a cheap one on eBay or go to this website i found called "Made In China" (http://www.made-in-china.com) And you can buy directly from the supplier. to be honest though, if your just starting out, get a cheap sled for a dslr and start shooting videos with your friends. find a cool place with lots of movement, and just shoot something. operate at weddings to start, then after you make some money, upgrade your whole rig to tiffen brand steadicams. i would go with the pilot or scout. maybe a zephyr if you can afford it. if you can afford a big camera, then get one. (I would advise a kinefinity brand one) as you will get more jobs if you own your own kit.

Hello, i was wanting to know if you guys could help me find an arm and vest for $140usd as my rig is almost 10 pounds and it is getting really hard to operate smoothly with all that weight. i can pay only through paypal. Thanks!