WHAT IS A MOTION CONTROL CAMERA?
What is motion control?
Motion control uses programmed camera movements that can be repeated across takes. Filmmakers use this technique for product shots, visual effects, transitions and other sequences that benefit from consistent camera movement.
The robot, camera, lens, payload, track and operating area must be planned together. Cinebot Vegas works with you to assess the proposed move and confirm the equipment, crew and venue requirements for your production.
MOTION CONTROL CAMERA EXPLAINED
Watch RobotFace explain camera motion control on YouTube →
This is an educational reference from another creator.
What are MRMC motion control robots?
MRMC (Mark Roberts Motion Control) builds robotic systems that move cameras along programmed paths. A compatible camera is mounted to the robot, allowing filmmakers to repeat camera movements for visual effects, transitions and product filming. The camera, lens, payload and move must be planned together for each production.
Explore examples of motion control work from other creators.
These are reference examples, not Cinebot Vegas productions.