Chapman/leonard Studio Equipment, Inc.

David Gasparian

Leonard T Chapman

Sarmen Mirzakhanian

Hassan Kahn

Stas Gorbatov

A camera crane mobile base for carrying a camera crane includes a first powered remotely controllable steering system having first and second axle assemblies at a first end of a chassis. A second steering system including third and fourth axle assemblies is provided at a second end of the chassis. A first electrically powered remotely controllable propulsion system includes an electric propulsion motor connected to first and second axles in the first and second axle assemblies. A telescoping center post is pivotally attached to the chassis. An on-board hydraulic system may power the first steering system and the telescoping center post.

Powered mobile base for a camera crane

A remotely controlled camera head has a pan frame including a first rectangular section. An upper end of a second rectangular section is joined to the left side of the first rectangular section. A pan motor in the first rectangular section of the pan frame rotates the pan frame about a pan axis co-axial with a hub when the pan motor is on. A tilt frame is rotatably attached to the lower end of the second rectangular section and movable about a tilt axis. In a two axis mode, a camera platform is attached to the tilt frame. A slide out may be used to change the length of the tilt frame. A tilt motor within the second rectangular section is connected to the tilt frame for rotating the tilt frame about a tilt axis when the tilt motor is on.

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North Hollywood, CA, United States of America

David Gasparian