Art of Jibbing

[@DerranNL]

Operating the remote head (pan, tilt and camera zoom) from the back while also controlling the jib at the same time and getting these fantastic shots is great work!

[@zankar]

it's surprising how professional camera movement like this makes a video more enjoyable to watch.

[@HalomasterA69]

Swinging the jib and using the moving head is harder then you think. Takes months of practice. I run the Technojib sometimes. And boy its a 2 man job..But sadly im the only one operating it. U gotta multitask...The jibber in this video is beyond amazing. Hats off to him.

[@Glorfindel13004]

Great stuff. No wonder how the jib has transformed movies forever.

[@revjohnlee]

You showed some beautiful footage. I enjoyed seeing how the jib was used and enjoyed the snippets of what you filmed just as much.

[@schweinhund227]

Just an Awesome demonstration of what is possible with a JIB just Awesome ! thanks for sharing this !

[@EmeraldClaws]

A great selection of jib shots! So easy to get wrong, but nothing like that here!

[@armeeuff1]

Some amazing moves that thing can perform. I'm researching to make my own and was so inspired. It's simply got to be able to turn left/right as well and no one seems to be making one like that, then I come across the Mother of Cranes here. Thanks for posting.

[@buckmarinara]

Beautiful shots and very informative. Cheers.

[@JoshBoisTV]

Great examples of Jibbing! This has definitely helped inspire some video scenes I want to produce for Josh Bois TV!

[@DMTayag]

This was super helpful in getting varied examples of jib movement. Thanks for posting!

[@53glowe]

Great video...now that's what I call a jib, seriously big and you can see the different perspectives it can create when used properly. Doubt if I can produce the same result with my 5' jib. Well done. Gary (Australia).

[@Archivaldoking]

Amazing and beautiful job.

[@Halunlimited]

Well done. Nice variety of applications. Definitely makes for more absorbing viewing. Excellent demo of the rig.

[@chinhdo]

Great stuff. I am waiting for my first jib crane to arrive. It's no where near as big as this one.

[@mrRhwalden]

beautiful... Kudos to the camera operator(s) and Jib crew. That thing is a monster but you look at the footage and think, how the hell did they do that....

[@desertrisingprod]

some great shots

[@yusufkarriem246]

Wow, amazing I love the flowing shots. Any tips on how I can make my own Jib with camera control would be much appreciated. Thanks once again.

[@huyked]

Just beautiful and inspirational. I've got to get me one of those. ;) But wow, the setup and breakdown time. Got to give somewhere. :)

[@TVisionVideo]

Awesome footage!

[@knightscape]

I've built an 8' jib with a mechanical Pan/tilt head. Shots aren't nearly as sweeping, nor smooth as these, but it serves in a pinch... cost a total of about us$100, so I'm not complaining too much :) Wish I could afford that Jimmy + Crew.

[@cliff19555]

Professional all the way.. I so wish I could be part of something like this :-)

[@samthedrums]

Very, very impressive!!!

[@genial55matt]

awesome! thank you for inspiring!

[@formattester6]

this is such hi quality execution.

[@FeelGoodVision]

just when I thought I was happy about my 12ft crane for my DSLR..... always room for growth

[@YoungBlaze]

man how tall is that jib like 50 ft?

[@tonymagona334]

The one and only TRIANGLE JIMMY JIB :D My favorite!

[@superbmediacontentcreator]

This is kinda intresting that I watched this some time ago and came across it while looking for demo materials to show an aspiring jib operator. What were shots that could in 2011 only be done with a job can now be done with a UAS more easily. How technology changes in just 5 years.Still nice shots.

[@TheTechteam2012]

The programme was made in 2003, so even older than 2011!

[@mattandandyshowreel]

Hi, many thanks for your kind words, most of this was shot in 2003, hence low res and 4x3, shot on DVCam tape as well. Some shots could be UAV, but the pieces to camera and interviews with the camera only a few feet away would be drowned out by the rotor noise etc cheers Andy

[@zacharypapenberg4224]

I disagree with this. You cannot match the precision of a jib with a drone, that's for certain. As with what Matt and Andy said, audio would also be an issue. I'll take to the skies with a drone, but I'm keeping my beautiful jib. She does some great things.

[@stevenforeman1]

I'm jealous; thanks for sharing.

[@andrewwright99999]

I am using a 6ft jib and manfrotto MVH502AH Video Head and looking for a good tripod, would manfrotto 055 be ideal would anyone know?

[@ghayath2011]

i just love doing stuff like this. One day i will have the money and do it

[@teddypinedo]

quisiera saber donde puedo comprar una pluma de ese tipo y modelo

[@djlive408]

Dope!!

[@Maxsdiscos]

@RCProductionable it appears so. Your comment made me laugh.

[@MrBracey100]

Beautiful shots, too bad most of us no budget to low budget guys dont have a 30 foot crane lol!

[@xcalade]

Thats a waste of jib!

[@mattandandyshowreel]

Reallly?

[@RickyRayPhotography]

No, these are great shots. You can use a jib for whatever you like. I learned some stuff. However it will be many many years before I can afford a jib like that haha

[@evanjay103]

Stop hating

[@arlanhugo4616]

try cammate

[@VexedFilms]

ha yh

[@KingStivan]

oh come on !! the cam used is shitty no even hd ... the editing is shady ... zooming and panning is a bit to harsh other than that its good .