Joe Bigornia

Beautiful work! Its just sad that other countries are getting their ideas on movies based on our school shootings here in the USA. I hope that we will hear the last of these acts of violence one day.

Thank you Eric, So do you think if I tell her to fly the sled only first to narrow the problem? I am almost certain now that is the sled or camera area from replies from all of you

I thought we found the Culprit but I guess not. We are flying a Canon 60d, With an older generation Anton Bauer Battery, Cables going to battery and Camera, Z96 LED light on top. Thank you for this, I will fully inspect it once again. I am not sure what generation it is . The Flyer is the Arm and Vest only, She is using a Glidecam HD4000 on it now since we gave up the original sled to get some extra money on some Lens. We have used it with no problems before but we noticed the shake is on the left side and my wife is pretty upset it is still there. We just did a shoot today and noticed the "jitter" again on the left if you watch the following video. https://vimeo.com/59328435 Password is Help. Thank you everyone for helping us out. Joe

Thank you so much guys. I will definitely check it for sure. Thanks a million and have a great weekend.

Allow me to introduce myself, My name is Joe Bigornia and I am the VP of Big7 Media. My wife who is the CEO is also our Steadicam operator. We have a problem with our Steadicam Flyer, She has been flying for about a year and she only gets better until recently we noticed a shake whenever she takes a step. I am linking a video so you can see for yourselves but please give us some feedback on what it could be. I am thinking that it is probably too bottom heavy? But also there was a time when we were missing a little screw in the arm and then we replaced it. Thanks in advanced for your feedbacks and help and we look forward to being part of this community forum. https://vimeo.com/53205366 Password is steadicam