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EQUIPMENT RENTALS If you can’t find what you’re looking for, let us know and we will find it. Cameras $85 Sony FS 700 w/ metabone adapter for Canon. $20 Canon Rebel T5i Lenses *all lenses are Canon mount $30 Canon 70-200mm f4 $30 Canon 17-40mm f4 Lighting: Photography $20 400 Alien Bee $25 800 Alien Bee $30 1600 Alien Bee $15 Pro-master PD300 $85 Alien Bee Kit: (1) 800 Alien Bee, (1) 400 Alien Bee, (2) modifiers, (2) c-stands, (2) sandbags, & Pocket Wizard sync kit. $70 Pro-master Kit: 2 PD 300’s, 2 light stands, 2 soft-boxes, 2 sandbags, & Pocket Wizard sync kit. Lighting: Videography $20 Daylight and Tungsten Bulb $45 Dracast Light (3 each) $75 Arri Kit (600 & 350) Modifiers $30 Large Octobox $25 Beauty Dish $2 Beauty Dish Grid $15 Medium Strip Box $2 Medium Strip Box Grid $35 47” Light Box $30 24” x 36” Flag Kit (1 black scrim, 1 double black scrim, 1 artificial silk scrim, 1 flag, 1 cello, and 1 wooden cucoloris) $5 5-in-1 Reflector $10 V-Flats (black and white) Audio $50 Sony Wireless Lav Kit: Wireless Transmitter, wireless receiver, and lavalier. $10 Wireless Microphone $50 Shotgun Kit: Sennheiser shotgun mic, k-teck boom pole, pole holder, softie mic-cover (“deadcat”). $10 Azden ECZ-990 on camera condenser mic $20 Zoom h4n audio recorder Grip $5 C-Stands $10 C-Stands with arm $5 Light Stands $5 25lbs Sandbag $2 5lbs. Sandbag $5 Sound Blanket $3 Apple Boxes $1 3in. Clamps $20 Backdrop Stands $5 Reflector Holder Extras $20 PocketWizard PlusX Kit $2 Sync Cord $10 Color Passport $5 Color Checker Boards $35 Backdrops (assorted colors) $40 Chroma Blue and Green Screens (Cloth) $15 Manfrotto Tripod w/fluid head $15 Aputure 7” monitor Expendables $2 Cinefoil (charge per foot) $5 2in. Gaffers Tape $2 Gels in assorted colors $5 Black and White Foamcore Studio Maintenance $350 Paint cyclorama wall $100 Clean up fee .

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