Head Mounts

Kornercrane Level

The Kornercrane Level is the first universal leveling head for telescopic cranes. It is designed to be utilized with four modes that allow operators to quickly transition camera configurations and angles without cutting the camera. Not only does the Kornercrane Level offer under and overslung operation, but it also allows active out-front (Matrix) and passive out-front modes. Changing between these modes is made easy with a simple hand control that can be operated during a live movement.

The Kornercrane leveling head was engineered to offer two primary operator benefits, increased camera movement and improved efficiency that saves time during crane shots. In addition to those benefits, the mount has opened up new angles and has allowed filmmakers to play with unique crane perspectives that hadn’t been possible in the past.

This remote head accessory greatly enhances the range of telescopic cranes camera movement. It also makes crane adjustments easier and faster, which keeps production shooting on schedule and budget. The Kornercrane Level is a versatile solution that can handle a payload of up to 150 pounds, making it a mounting solution that handles most remote head and camera setups. The Kornercrane Level is compatible with most popular models, including:

• MovieBird 17ft – 60ft

• SuperTechnocrane 15ft – 50ft

• Scorpio 23ft – 45ft

Cineflip Mount

The Cineflip Mount was developed to maximize the features of the Matrix 4-axis gimbal. The Matrix can be operated in any mounting position without requiring a leveling head. The Cineflip Mount allows operators to quickly transition from underslung mode to a top mount in less than 30 seconds, without turning the head off or removing the camera. The ability to make immediate and rapid adjustments to the filming angle without pausing can save precious time on set.

In addition, the Cineflip Mount can be locked for filming at any angle between underslung and top mount orientation. Therefore, the Cineflip mounting system provides more freedom and flexibility for filmmakers looking to add a new or complex angle to their production.