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Hello everyone, I still have a few parts of my Artemis 2 / Trinity 2 base. The Artemis 2 was always a bit over the top for my work and I adapted it to my needs, so a few parts are now going away after being stored for a long time. ARRI Parts Number : 1 x K0.0044360 Battery Hanger Gen2 NP: 5005,00 € / 4000,00 € OBO 1 x K2.0038747 BMS-2, Battery Mounting Base Gen.2 (naked) NP: 1785,00€ / 1250,00€ OBO 3 x K2.0040286 V mount for BMS-1 / BMS-2 NP: 1020,00€ / 714,00€ OBO 1 x K2.0010493 Artemis Gimbal, 1.8" incl. K2.0010569 (Gimbal Handle Extender) NP: 3080,00€ / 2500,00€ OBO 1 x K2.0041474 Artemis Carbon Center Post, 1.8", short, no main cable NP: 2310,00 € / 2000,00 € OBO 1 x K2.0051654 MMA-1 Main Monitor Mounting Adapter NP: 835,00€ / 650,00€ OBO 1 x K2.0042712 TV Logic F-7H Yoke ( Just in case, I also have the monitor if you are interested. PM me ) NP: 855,00€ / 600,00€ OBO In case you want to build a complete Artemis 2. The only things missing from the set are the top and bottom stages and the main cable. Pictures on request.

Selling my practice Steadicam rig - sled and arm only. This setup is ideal for anyone looking to get into Steadicam and wants something reliable to train on without making a major financial commitment. It will support an Alexa Mini without issue, though that’s close to the upper end of its payload. Price: $5,000 AUD (approx. $3,272 USD) The rig includes a brand new gimbal, and I’ll include the original one as well. The original gimbal still works perfectly aside from a snapped clamp mechanism, which I replaced with a simple nut-and-bolt solution. The sled shows minimal signs of wear, and while the arm has a few cosmetic marks, there is no mechanical damage to either component. I can also include 2x Bebop 140Wh V-Lock batteries for an additional $250 AUD— they’re a great match for balancing this sled. The package will also include a socket block for the A-30 arm, along with various small accessories (cables and other essentials) to get the rig up and running. BUYER PAYS SHIPPING - Located in Sydney, Australia IMG_2223.jpeg

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NEW Price , 9.500,00€ excl. Shipping and VAT

Hi Tim I just paid to upgrade to premium, let me know when I'm ready to create a marketplace post paypal was from info.thegamechangers@gmail.com or alexj.cirillo@gmail.com

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Hi, can you DM me a few better pictures?

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The kit includes everything you need, the volt 2 gimbal, brand new nosebox with Volt brains (control box) The photos only shows one but it comes with x2 Control cables and one power cable for the nose box. I originally bought my M2 rig with the Volt 2 August 2024. It has always worked perfectly and has never had any issues. Realistically it's only done a handful of jobs, practically new. everything is in excellent condition and ready to ship anywhere. Used on an M2 rig with a 1.58" post but I have the inserts so you can fly it on a 1.75 or 1.58 post. Asking $8000 USD + Shipping at buyers expense Priced In USD $ Located in Toronto, Canada

Slingshot for reduced price is $3,600 plus shipping. Thanks! Mens large Walter Klassen black sweatshirt included. packed and ready to go.

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Selling my Fawcett Exovest. Practically still new with no wear on it, only ever been my backup vest and never needed to resort to using the my backup. Comes with the vest, two pads and soft case. Located in Vancouver, BC 4000.00 USD plus shipping

Hello! I am a student from Norway that studies multi-camera. I have gotten an assignment that is based on doing research on something of your choice, so i have chosen "The role of a Steadicam operator in TV, film/documentary and how do you balance technical skills and physical endurance during production" I do Steadicam myself, but i am new to the profession so hearing from more professional operators is greatly appreciated ❤️ I have made a google forms linked bellow with a couple of questions i would love to be answered by as many people as possible! I would love to hear what kind of experience you all have to share! https://forms.gle/fYnj6HoLxkZrq8uw7

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.

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