Designer and provider of crane, rail and static mounted camera platforms, 35mm, Super 16mm and High-Definition Video camera systems for the Television and Film Industry


THE PEOPLE WHO MAKE IT ALL HAPPEN!
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 The Camera Support Staff. From left to right: Laurie Barrett, Gary Taillon, Beth Erickson, Gina Tripp, Randy Gomez Sr. Not pictured: Armen Allen, L. David Irete, Jaime Mejia, Tim Lee, George Valenzuela.
   
Randy Gomez, founder and co-owner of Camera Support. Seen here on location in Seattle shooting with a Panasonic High-Definition Varicam.
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 Marc Hunter, camera operator and technical consultant to Camera Support, shooting on a Sony High-Definition camera in the lava fields of Hawaii.
   
Steve Simmons performing the ultimate house-call on a Camera Support Jib Arm. Photo taken on location in the Alaskan Wilderness.
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 Dan Lorenze, utility, with a 2-axis Stargate Remote Head on a Rail Cam System. Photo taken on the set of Wheel of Fortune in Washington D.C.
   
John Goforth, utility, setting up a Camera Support Aaton XTR Prod Super 16mm Camera on a Jib Arm in Washingotn D.C.
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 David Irete, camera operator, on the set of Wheel Of Fortune in Chicago operating a Camera Support Master's-Series Steadicam.
   
Greg Harms, camera operator, with a CinOvation Film-Ped setup on the set of "The Web".
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Click to enlarge David West, camera operator, shooting an episode of "Music In High Places" in Morocco.
   
Manny Bonilla, camera operator, shooting High-Definition in Australia.
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Click to enlarge Paul Basta operating a CinOvation dolly rig on the set of "The Web".
   
Vito Giambalvo and Gary Allen shooting the pilot of "Web Girl" on CinOvation Film-Ped units.
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 Harold Henderson, camera operator shooting for E! Entertainment with a Camera Support Studio Lightweight Steadicam.