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Camera Cranes / Dollies / Jibs in New York

1. 

   CAMERA CONTROL, INC.

    

   (310) 581-8343
2. 

   NEW YORK JIB

    

   (888) 488-0100
3. 

   PACIFIC MOTION CONTROL, INC.

    

   (818) 768-1573
4. 

   PERFORMANCE FILMWORKS, INC.

    

   (805) 604-3399

Additional sources
 

1. ACS/ATOMIC DOLLY & CRANE RENTALS

    

   (917) 727-1505

   NY

2. ACTION CAMERA CARS

    

   (212) 425-4840

   Yonkers, NY

3. AIR SEA LAND PRODUCTIONS, INC.

    

   (718) 626-2646

   Astoria, New York

4. ATLANTIC CINE EQUIPMENT, INC.

    

   (212) 944-0003

   NY

5. BLACK DOG JIB NEW YORK

    

   (718) 974-4770

   New York, NY

6. EASTERN EFFECTS, INC.

    

   (718) 855-1197

   Brooklyn, NY

7. FAST LIGHTS

    

   (617) 851-2272

   NY

8. GEAR + ROSE MOTION CONTROL

    

   (914) 421-5019

   Cortlandt Manor, NY

9. GEARHEAD, LLC

    

   (585) 236-4272

   Fairport, NY

10. HIT & RUN PRODUCTIONS

     

    (718) 809-9057

    Brooklyn, NY

11. MAJESTIC LIGHT

     

    (212) 477-1147

    New York, NY

12. MAMMOTH PRODUCTION PACKAGES

     

    (585) 738-7550

    Rochester, NY

13. NEW YORK JIB

     

    (888) 488-0100

    NY

14. NYC JIB - Reach Productions LC

     

    (407) 427-0381

15. PAWS & CO., LLC

     

    (201) 656-0761

    Hoboken, NJ

16. Q VIDEO SERVICES

     

    (201) 930-9855

    Park Ridge, NJ

17. REACH PRODUCTIONS LC

     

    (407) 427-0381

18. RIGGIN DESIGN, INC.

     

    (845) 679-4215

    NY

19. THAT CAT CAMERA SUPPORT, LLC.

     

    (718) 389-3585

    Brooklyn, NY

Camera Cranes In New York Are For Specialty Angle Shooting

The Entertainment Industry in New York has many unique devices such as camera cranes, dollies, jibs and booms. A camera crane is a lifting machine that enables a cinematographer to shoot scenes up and away from the action in a scene. The camera crane may accommodate both the camera and the operator, or it may be operated by remote control. A dolly is a platform on a raised track that a camera is mounted on in order to create smooth camera movements on a horizontal axis. Most studio dollies have a hydraulic arm or boom that raises or lowers the camera on a vertical axis. The person who operates this vehicle is known as a dolly grip, who is trained in front & rear wheel steering. A jib is a boom device with a camera on one end, with a counterweight and camera controls on the other. A jib permits the camera crane or dolly to be moved horizontally and vertically, and is often used with a remote camera control for focus and zoom viewed on a portable video monitor.