Camera Stabilization & Specialization: an Emerging Trend in Video Production
From digital cameras to 8K workflows, video and sports production have been in a seemingly constant state of evolution. Veteran Steadicam operator and production specialist Alan Lennox has worked on everything from the Olympics to feature films and television episodes with new camera technology for decades. Lennox joined camera and light manufacturer ARRI as the organization’s first…
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From digital cameras to 8K workflows, video and sports production have been in a seemingly constant state of evolution. Veteran Steadicam operator and production specialist Alan Lennox has worked on everything from the Olympics to feature films and television episodes with new camera technology for decades.
Lennox joined camera and light manufacturer ARRI as the organization’s first Camera Stabilization Systems (CSS) Specialist, where he not only demonstrates camera stabilization systems to rental houses and studios, but trains new and veteran camera operators in the latest camera motion tools through the ARRI Academy. In fact, some of Lennox’s former trainees have become A-list camera operators who have worked on major motion pictures and television series. We caught up with Lennox to get his take on the latest industry trends.
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