There's a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to most filmmakers
It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as a film camera
it is a middle-grade between light and shadow between
Science and creativity and it lies between the pit of man's production fears and the summit of his image captured knowledge
This is the dimension of creative application is the area which we call the rigging zone
Let's show you ten different ways
to mount your phone
In different places using the nine dot solutions rigging equipment
Rig a phone to look forward out the car window to create a hyperlapse to see where you're going
Rig a phone look backwards to see yourself and to see where you've been
Rigged GoPro be aimed across the car to see we're going to where you've been this is the rigging zone
So let's get started. We're gonna do a little hyperlapse
These are great setups
if you want to have a camera point out the front window to do a hyperlapse to be able to just speed that up make
That an interesting part of your journey
Or if you want to do a vlogging the situation I can talk to my phone right here
I can vlog away and have no problem camera on the side with the GoPro
Just give me a sec ratima angle to be able to
Show me the whole car and give me a second angle I can cut too
There's a lot of different applications using this. I mean, obviously you're gonna have to stabilize this a little bit
especially on the rod the rod is going to be more bouncy than the one that's connected directly to the
The window that's just the nature of the beast
So we'll drive down the main road here a little bit and then we'll get onto the freeway
We get camera overhead to create an interesting angle for your Instagram an
angle and view of the mention that perhaps you're not used to is go on a new to you but
As you do so you'll enter the written zone
What a great way to rig your phone
If you're doing a tasty video or somewhere, you want to cook overhead or just an overhead shot. This could be an overhead for a
Multitude of different things get it up over your talent gives you a secondary angle an interesting angle
It's great for that tasty video
If you're gonna be cooking just rigging overhead using that module system to use a clamp to grab a hold of something look straight down
Gives you a great way to rig and to see what's going on from a different point of view use that overhead shot
That's a great way to give you interesting cinematic look rig your camera to a mini Sipan arm. It'll give you motion of movement
That'll carry you into space
Spaces in the movement that you never seen before with your phone its faces a movement that will create a dimension
That will bring you into the rigging zone
by simply twisting the quarter-twenty that comes on your Sipan arm into the bottom of your phone bracket you now have the ability to get
those great slider and parallax moves
It's a small little sea pan mini and you've got your phone there gives you high production value in a simple package
It's easy to use set up and get those great moves so you can set up shoot go on to the next shot. Perfect setup
Rig your phone to a bicycle so you can see the wheels go round and round you can see the world go round and round
You can see people go around you everything becomes merely different when you enter the rigging zone
We're using the GoPro mounting kit here
We've got three of the gig clamps of 3/8 inch
Pipes 2 gig clamps the clamps just gonna clamp onto the bars of the bike
I got my GoPro on here with a saviour clamp with the quick mount elbow
So we've got a huge front mount going here with the 3/8 inch rods
You got the long rods to get that phone way up forward
So you'll be able to see her face as she looks back into it
So it's kind of a selfie mode and then we've got a GoPro, of course down here with that saviour mount
So there's a couple different ways to mount to a bike rig your phone to a pipe a square a piece of wood all
Of a sudden as you look away everything trees into a tripod enter the rigging zone
Let's set up
We've got a saver clamp of 3/8
Adapter to go to our clip mount system and a quick mount angle joint to the phone very simple and clamp down on anything
Using the savior clamp to clamp to a pole to give you a time-lapse shot is a great use
But it's just one of hundreds
Having the ability to clamp it in different places and then build a modular play to get your phone out to what you want to
See is really what this is all about
Rig your phone to the helmet with a clip and a row and you'll be instantaneously transported into there
As you see the world go round from their point of view your mind melds with their mind enter the rigging zone
This is a fun set up here. We've got a 3/8 inch clamp and on it
We've got the ability to put a 3/8 inch rod
- a 3/8 inch called a gag or a coupler and then we got a 3/8 inch coupler to a
Quick mount release and then we got an elbow. It's that quick mount room release elbow to our iPhone set up here
So we get his point of view as he's going through the park and it sits right in front of his eyes to see exactly
What he's seen just a fun set up the helmet cam
We used it with a skateboarder
But you could use this with just about anybody a waiter carrying a tray a dentist working on someone's teeth
I mean just any actors POV is a great way to see what they're seen and to be able to let them
Mimic the action that they've shown you in the wide shot
So attach it rig it to the helmet to give you that POV that gives you that really interesting shot
Read your phone to escape or and you'll immediately see the world from a different point of view a vantage point that allow you to
Suit the news beyond this world see things beyond your mind see things beyond your ability to comprehend enter the rigging zone
number seven given inanimate objects a POV
you're seeing what the
Skateboard is seen it gives you a sense of being a part of the experience there and this just isn't for skateboards
but
Anything that's gonna roll or move down on this low level that gives us a sense of being a part of the action there
Right there the grounds right there
It's rolling right past us giving an inanimate object a point of view
Gives you a variety in your shots that most people have never seen and that's what makes it startling
We do phone to a boom
Or an axe and automatically you see the world go by at a different speed a different pace in a different way
Enter the rigging zone
Given an inanimate object the point of view does not always mean that it has to roll
Sometimes it's moved by human power
And those are really interesting shots as you hook it to a rake or to a shovel or to an axe
That's a very interesting point of view and it's part of the motion that is happening in the scene and gives us a shot
that's a little startling but certainly is very very interesting to us because
We're not used to seeing it from the point of view of the action that's going on
Bring your phone to a bar when you're transcended into a relationship with a couple as you see them intimately drinking
Laughing and join the moment as you enter the rigging zone
You can mount your camera to a bottle any kind of bottle wine bottle a soda bottle just anything's on that round service got that
Save your clamp with a quick release mounting receiver
It got a quick release mounting elbow going to your phone adapter and will turn it on
You have a couple talking here and she can take a drink
Just a fun point of view
Read your phone to a backboard as you see a man shooting layups
Is he shooting the absolute thinking about the girl that just left him for another man another time another place enter the rhythm zone?
You can mount your camera to a backboard just use that spring clamp with a quick mounting elbow gives the ability just the camera do
You see him coming in for a layup. Here we go
attaching our camera to the top of a backboard is an
Example of how easy and quick it is to be able to use a clamp
Get a camera into a position that normally we can't get it in but to get it there quickly so we can shoot a shot
And get on to the next thing ease of use speed for production. That's what it's really all about
We've just watched JP Morgan mild-mannered photographer videographer and filmmaker as he entered the rigging zone
The zone that had caused him to think beyond his own ability and nation review cameras in places and dimensions that he'd never thought before
As he did so he saw images about tears to his eyes it all happened in the rigging zone
So there's a look at cinematic rigging for your phone using nine dot solution system
You really want to use your phone in a way that people are gonna take you more seriously
They're gonna realize it. Okay
This isn't a person pointing their phone
But this is a person who understands what they're doing and they understand the the cinema style of shooting and creating a story
Use these to create interesting stories use these to up your production
Value use these to be able to work fast on set and in the end you're gonna have much better images with your phone
Using this system. So keep those cameras rollin keep on clickin
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