Steadicam Aesthetics

[Sanjay Sami]

Isn't that what "General Discussion" or "Journals" is for?

 

 

So yes, an "Aesthetics" section should be part of SteadicamForum, as we are Camera operators and not just a different breed of grips.

 

 

K.

 

 

Hi Kareem,

With due respect to you as a steadicam operator (and I am aware of your great reputation), I find it odd that you should imagine that grips have no sense of aesthetics. I know of many grips who move on from "operating the operator" to being the operator. Good dolly grips understand the aesthetics of operating a shot. They know where they need to be with the crane or dolly, and why they need to be there in order for the shot to work.

I understand the frustration of rental houses trying to muscle in on the territory of the local operators, but anyone who has worked with good grips would find your statement a little jarring.

If you work as a conventional operator (as well as steadicam) I think you would agree.

 

Respectfully

 

Sanjay Sami

[Matteo Quagliano]

after 2 years of operating this tv add come back to my mind, don't know if it fits the discussion about the tool being art in itself or part of a bigger dream... but here's a good connection among the two I think...

 

 

for not german speaking as I am at the end the voice goes... " HP and Porsche work entirety in order to return the life of the wind better.."

 

p.s. to me one of the best tv add EVER

 

maqu