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Hi Steven! I'm from Tulsa, live in Los Angeles now. Like Jerry said, take a workshop, very important first step. 30k would probably be enough depending on what you want. Check out the marketplace on the forum and Facebook steadicam buy/sell group as well. Meet up with local ops and try out their rigs and see what you like and don't like. Vests are really personal, so try out as many as you can to see which one works best for you. I have a PRO and love it. But also check out Tiffen, Klassen, flowcine. For arms, there are many many options now, 3A, Master, g70x, g70x2, PRO titan, flow cine. Each arm has its pros/cons. For a sled, look into used PRO, Tiffen, XCS. Meet up with other ops and practice as much as you can, that's the only way to get better. Oh and buy the Steadicam Operators Handbook! Always happy to hope on the phone if you wanna chat more.

Make me an offer

make me an offer

Backup cables for a Transvideo Monitor to use in case sled power goes down. Make me an offer!

Soft Bag for a Steadicam Sled - for short trips around town or nights on the truck. Padded well, fits most sleds! Make me an offer.

Gold Mount Lightweight Teradek Bracket. Comes with two Teradek Mounting Blocks too. Make me an offer!

Power Cable for Arri Alexa 24V (2-pin Fischer) w/ older style half-moon sled connector for PRO HD and Cinema HD Electronics.

Power Cable for Arri Alexa Mini 12V w/ older style half-moon sled connector for PRO HD and Cinema HD Electronics.

Short Wrap Grip for a 1.5" PRO Post. This screws onto your post to give you a larger diameter grip when operating above the gimbal in low-mode. It is 2.25" long.

Still avail!

Added Kipp Handle too

Still available! $450

Price drop to $7000 AUD

Still for sale!! That baby need a new home, open to offer…!

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Do you still have it?

Please take a big workshop first. Operating (and Steadicam operating, too) is a lot more than having or not having any particular gear, and a workshop is the best, broad based introduction to everything Steadicam, with lots of advice from many experienced operators.

You'll also need a tally light indicator for both yourself and talent. Also consider a teleprompter monitor and way to mount it and power it....as well a remote dimmable LED light panel or panels to work either with the prompter screen or off the lens hood of the camera. With regard to your Gzoom, SMPTE jumper, and return monitor, you would ideally have 2 of everything as backup....it's expensive but trust me it's the only logical way to be prepared.

$3500.oo.

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