Ballare Camera Dolly - Behind the Scenes

This bts footage, featuring Cinevate's Ballare Camera Dolly, was provided by our friends at Shebandowan Films.
The footage was shot on the set of 'Big Finn Hall' - the latest production from Shebandowan Films which explores the politics and culture of the Finnish Labour Temple.
More information on the Ballare Camera Dolly available at www.cinevate.co...
Visit Shebandowan Films at shebafilms.com/

[@kishascape]

I like the end scene how he keeps tonguing her even after the camera passes. Gotta have fun on the job >:3

[@davidswanson5669]

That boy has cherished that gig ever since.

[@OzReel]

Would be nice to see the footage.

[@7amosatvreplay]

the actor in 1:29 is totlay living withe filme

[@SamuelPeris]

SHOWWWWW

[@jquin6920]

Very nice but Im just thinking of how much time you could have saved if you used a Steadicam Operator for those those shots :) I guess we live and we learn.

[@dawoodrangam3985]

I agree!

[@WilmaJonson]

Don't agree... Rails and steadicam deliver completely different final effect to shots.

[@juicyjay3338]

No..different deal all together bud.

[@kishascape]

@@WilmaJonson He's just being a fad boy trying to feel special about himself. Same as like saying you don't need a steadicam because DJI Ronin is "the same thing"

[@davidswanson5669]

I promise the choice of a steadicam vs a dolly is a deliberate one when either option are afforded to you. Sometimes you do steadicam because the environment/path you’re taking is not conducive to using a dolly track, but when the situation can accommodate either option - the choice becomes an artistic decision.

[@nariasmr888]

What's the name of movie?

[@pagaktvmalang6315]

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