CBS “Survivor” Contracts Aerial Filmworks to Provide Cineflex V14 HD System
March 2, 2009
Mark Hryma of Flyboy Pictures flies the Cineflex V14 HD system in Brazil on the set of Survivor: Tocantins.
The newest CBS season of “Survivor: Tocantins” used a Cineflex V14 HD from Aerial Filmworks. Aerial DP and camera operator Mark Hryma worked with the system for 7 weeks in the Highlands of Brazil. Footage from the integrated Sony CineAlta HDC-1500 camera was captured to a Sony XDCAM recording deck.
~Mark Hyrma, Aerial Director of Photography
The Aerial Filmworks team arranged the international export permits from the US State Department and hand-delivered the camera to the remote location. While on-site, Gray Mitchell, installed the system and modified the Eurocopter AS350 to precisely fit the Airfilm AFSP helicopter mount.
About Aerial Filmworks
Aerial Filmworks provides high-definition video Cineflex camera systems and services to the international entertainment, documentary and corporate marketplace. Highly regarded by award-winning clients, the Cineflex V14 HD provides the highest level of image gyro-stabilization. Aerial Filmworks is a highly responsive company with over 20 years of aerial photography and filming experience. Dedicated to providing Cineflex HD systems and services, experienced aerial filming crews work on location over 200 days a year.
Aerial Filmworks is a TerraPass White Badge partner continually investing in Carbon Offset credits to preserve a carbon neutral footprint.
