The Numbers
OUR JIBs...
Heartland Camera Jibs uses the Stanton Jimmy Jib Triangle and Jimmy Jib Lite.
CAN HANDLE...
The Triangle can handle film and video cameras up to 50lbs at 30 ft. length. The Lite can handle cameras up to 20lbs at 18 ft. length.
AND CAN MAKE YOUR CAMERA...
Fly... while swinging, panning, tilting and dutching
AND YOU MAY WANT TO KNOW HOW HIGH WE CAN GO...
We can configure our jibs in several different stages.
- Triangle
- 9ft height
- 13ft height
- 16ft height
- 19ft height
- 23ft height
- 25ft height
- 30ft height
- 33ft height
- Lite
- 13ft height
- 16ft height
- 19ft height
- 23ft height
- 25ft height
AND HOW MUCH SPACE WE NEED TO OPERATE...
We usually need about ten feet by ten feet square area
for the base and safe swing distance.
AND IF YOU'RE WONDER HOW MUCH IT COSTS...
Our rates are between $900 and $1600 per day depending on
many factors. Please call us and we'll figure it out together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Heartland provide the camera?
A: Yes and no. Usually the camera is provided by the client.
However, we can get about any kind of camera you may need.
Q: Does Heartland have it's own insurance?
A: Yes.
Q: How many people come out with the jib?
A: We usually go out with one operator to set up and operate.
We do require the hiring of a Utility Grip for all outdoor shows.
Q: How much does the Utility Grip cost?
A: Labor rate for this position is $250 to 10 hours. After
10 hours is charged at time and one half.
Q: What kinds of cameras can be mounted on the jib?
A: About any kind you can imagine. Film cameras, RED cameras, HD
and SD video cameras, consumer cameras and still cameras. Total weight limit of 50lbs
is the only restriction.
Q: Is there a contract involved in hiring the jib?
A: Yes. We will agree on a contract when we book the gig.
Q: Who needs a jib anyway?
A: You. If you are ready to give your camera wings and take your shots
and your clients to new heights of production value.
Q: Do you travel?
A: Yes. We travel coast to coast and beyond.
Q: Why are we here?
A: Because we’re here. Roll the bones.
