Brandon Baudier

I'd Listen to Evrim... I hear he's crazy! :blink:

I guess this means I'll have to hold off on getting new BFD! Jim's making new toys! ;)

I'm putting my entire Steadicam Ultra 2 Package on the market. I'm the original, single, owner of the Ultra 2 System and purchased it roughly three years ago. I take extensive care of all of my equipment and this system has been kept pristine. The kit includes everything from the Ultra 2 sled to M-One Pitch Gears. Visit http://brandonbaudier.com/U2Sale.jpg for the ad. Here is a list of most of the entire package contents along with the list prices for the items (some additional cables/accessories are included that aren't on list): Steadicam Sale Price List.pdf To make an offer, or if you would like additional information/images... feel free to contact me via email: brandonbaudier "at" gmail.com or via phone 504-650-9812 Here are some images: Steadicam Ultra2 Sled/Monitor/G-70 Arm on American Stand with Vest and PowerCube System Closer on Sled/Arm Ultra 2 Vest G-70 Arm with Carrying Bag PowerCube System with 6 Batteries Bartech BFD Follow Focus with Accessories and Cables M-One Motor with Accessories and Pitch Gears TX-1000 Video Transmitter with Cables It's an amazing system in great functional and cosmetic condition. Thanks, Brandon

Saw this on Engadget and thought I'd share. Instead of carrying around a pair of uncomfortable cleats if the job terrain calls for. They've got different variations of the product as well. http://www.altrec.com/stabilicers/stabilicers Safe Flying, - Brandon

I'm putting my entire Steadicam Ultra 2 Package on the market. Just got married and I'm making some other investments, so some things need to go. Unfortunately, my beautiful rig is one of them. I'm the original, single, owner of the Ultra 2 System and purchased it roughly two years ago. I take extensive care of all of my equipment and this system has been kept pristine. The kit includes everything from the Ultra 2 sled to M-One Pitch Gears. Visit http://brandonbaudier.com/U2Sale.jpg for the ad. Here is the a list of the entire package contents along with the list prices for the items: SteadicamSalePriceList.pdf To make an offer, or if you would like additional information/images... feel free to contact me via email: brandonbaudier "at" gmail.com or via phone 504-650-9812 Here are some images: Steadicam Ultra2 Sled/Monitor/G-70 Arm on American Stand with Vest and PowerCube System Closer on Sled/Arm Ultra 2 Vest G-70 Arm with Carrying Bag PowerCube System with 6 Batteries Bartech BFD Follow Focus with Accessories and Cables M-One Motor with Accessories and Pitch Gears TX-1000 Video Transmitter with Cables It's an amazing system in great functional and cosmetic condition. Thanks, Brandon

I'm putting my entire Steadicam Ultra 2 Package on the market. I'm about to invest in some additional equipment and need to make some room. My spare rig will suffice for work, so I decided to sell my Ultra 2. I'm the original, single, owner of the Ultra 2 System and purchased it roughly two years ago. I take extensive care of all of my equipment and this system has been kept pristine. The kit includes everything from the Ultra 2 sled to M-One Pitch Gears. Visit http://brandonbaudier.com/U2Sale.jpg for the ad. To make an offer, or if you would like additional information/images... feel free to contact me via email: brandonbaudier "at" gmail.com or via phone 504-650-9812 Here are some images: Steadicam Ultra2 Sled/Monitor/G-70 Arm on American Stand with Vest and PowerCube System Closer on Sled/Arm Ultra 2 Vest G-70 Arm with Carrying Bag PowerCube System with 6 Batteries Bartech BFD Follow Focus with Accessories and Cables M-One Motor with Accessories and Pitch Gears TX-1000 Video Transmitter with Cables It's an amazing system in great functional and cosmetic condition. Thanks, Brandon

I'm making minor adjustments to my company logo and need some outside opinions on the design. The differences are minimal, but I want to see which is more appealing. The main difference is the negative space within the logo... rounded... or squared. This is the logo as it will be used. Round Squared Any input is appreciated. Thanks, - Brandon

I'd like to see him weave that helicopter through a crowd... maiming everyone within 100ft! ... He's got a glidecam.... that explains everything ;)

The perks of a lightweight rig... I couldn't imagine attempting that jump with the Ultra2 on! Either way looks great!

Keith- I've got weight plates that'll make an HVX balance on my Ultra2 ;) I'll get you the information for my machine shop guy that made my plates, low mode equipment, and everything else. Call me up and lets get together next week.

Hmm... Noted. I'll look into it. I typically view it locally, which allows me to scroll because the entire video is loaded. I'll check into seeking for the video. Thanks. - Brandon

Thanks for the input. Hopefully the videos load fast enough so that a loading bar is unnecessary, but I'll see what I can do. the button at the bottom right corner was initially for "fullscreen", of which would mess up dimensions of the design and make it look weird on different computers. The button has been removed. - Brandon

Hey Guys/Gals, Finally got some extra time to complete my website. Let me know what you think. (requires Flash) http://www.neworleanssteadicam.com http://www.brandonbaudier.com Thanks, Brandon Baudier

Ya Mike, Walter Doll for my Ultra2/Accessories/Etc. runs around 1k/year. Low price to pay for what it covers. CYA! - Brandon

A cheap solution for independent productions to achieve the desired "Film Look" results in investing in a Redrock Micro, Letus, or P+S Technik adapter to add onto their HVX, etc., then purchasing old still photography lenses off Ebay. Surprising how well it works... especially for the price. Either way, the issue comes into play when attempting to use the standard film/video gears with my M-One on those photography lenses. They do not have "teeth" that a typical lens has and that the follow focus system was designed for. Instead it has grips. So I've attempted to use different gears, applying pressure, and for the most part, it works "well enough". unfortunately, it has tendencies to lose grip and mess up calibration. Adding a thick rubber band around the gear also adds more friction and seems to work fine. I was wondering if anyone else had any ideas, tips, tricks to work around non-standard lenses. Thanks, - Brandon