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Equipment & Supplies EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES Audio & Video Equipment Aerial Equipment Venture Visuals Tom Kranzle // Principal + Director of Photography Scott Shiffman // Producer + Director Chris Mundell // Creative Director 310-882-0017 [email protected] - RC Camera Helicopter w/ Gyro Stabilizer and wireless monitoring. (comes with operator provided by VV) - Gyro Stabilizer for Cameras up to 12lbs. Great for aerials from smaller helicopters like R44's. (technician or training at VV facilities required) Luners Pro Sound & Lighting Inc. Grant Macgregor 805-963-7756 [email protected] http://www.lunerssb.com/ 629 N. Salsipuedes St, SB, CA 93103 Full selection of audio-visual and audio systems available. Major brands include EAW, JBL, Meyer Sound, Yamaha, Midas, BSS, Panasonic, Soundcraft, Shure Drawmer, Eiki, Sharp, Sony etc. Movie Quiet generators available in 350,500,750,1400 & 2500 amp sizes. Power distribution, 4 x 4 tow vehicles, ramping and break out available locally. On the WAVE Productions Harry Rabin - Owner / Producer 805-886-2204 [email protected] http://www.seamusic.com/ 37 Humphrey Rd, Santa Barbara, CA 93108 Santa Barbara, complete turnkey facility capable of both onsite and remote audio and video production services. From pre-production through post in all industry standard formats including HD 1080.Rental Equipment & Studio space:HD Video Cameras, Dollies, JIBs, Mics, Mixers, Wireless Lavs, Steadicam, etc. For a complete list of equipment rentals please visit our website at: http://www.seamusic.com/rentals Award-winning editing: Cox Communications, Discovery Channel, Shark Week., PBS documentaries, music videos, non-profit PSA'a, educational videos. Audio engineers, composers and producers available. Rescue Me (TV series), FX Network; Keep the Beat, Santa Barbara Public Ed Foundation; The Brown Pelican, The Film Crew / Ty Warner Sea Center. SMS Film, Video, & Sound Steve Miller 805-984-1963 Alt: 805-479-6618 [email protected] http://www.highdefsound.com/ 1323 San Rafael Ave., Santa Barbara, CA 93109 High definition amphibicam HDW-F900 HD 24P underwater system - Housing, Camera, Fuji 4.5mm zoom. HDCAM, DEVA, DA-88. CLOCKIT Master Time Code Controller, CLOCKIT Boxes with Tri-Level Sync, NTSC Sync, Word Clock. Lectrosonics wireless mic/radio links. Specialty: Location sound HD Sony F-900 HDCAM production. Commercials, features, documentaries, news magazines, corporate. Technical Production Support, Inc. Steve Schoenberger 805-962-4179 Fax: 805-966-4705 [email protected] http://www.tpsonline.net/ PO Box 746, Carpinteria, CA 93103 Projectors: LCD, slide, overhead; large or battery-operated sound systems, wireless mics, TV's, VCR's, Digibeta, DVD, Beta, (any format), video screens and truss mounted 12' ft. x 16' ft. electric roll down. Camera Equipment & Supplies Alamo Films Camera & Equipment RENTAL 805-965-1753 Alt: 800-241-5345 Cell: 805-252- 2400 [email protected] http://www.alamofilms.com/ RED ONE CAMERA PACKAGES - Lenses, Tripods, Booms, Filters, Follow Focus etc Dolly and Body Cams, HD monitors RED ROCKET Transcode and editing computer Also HMI lighting, Kino Flos and LED lites, DP and DIT services Calumet Photographic (805) 965-7053 Cell: 805-729-7610 [email protected] www.calumetphoto.com 228 East Cota St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 Photographic and video rentals, sales and repair. Cummings Productions Doug Cummings Ph/Fax: 805-964-1912 [email protected] http://www.bigocean.org/ 510 Via Rueda, Santa Barbara, CA 93110 Underwater medium format photography equipment. Popular Photography, Outdoor Photographer, LA Times Magazine. Russ' Camera Chuck Kober 805-963-9558 Fax: 805-966-4947 [email protected] http://www.russcamera.com/ 1025 State St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101 Repair, equipment and photo finishing. SANTA BARBARA DIGITAL VIDEO Peter Davidson - Camera Operator/Producer [email protected] 3709 Lincolnwood Drive Santa Barbara, CA 93110 805.455.0008 message 805.682.4740 / 729.5475 Wendy As a team of three, working together or separately, we provide production and post-production services including Camera Operator and Sound Mixer, with production assistants as needed. David Schneiderman Audio Services and Randy Luczac Editing and Special Effects, bring professional talent to our production projects which include music videos, local theatrical and musical events,documentaries, project presentations complete with graphics, interviews with individuals and panels, content production for podcasts and uploads to video aggregators , post-production technical support and tutoring, DVD production and distribution, AND custom, creative, artistic, original, CONTENT ACQUISITION. Mobile production kit includes: SONY Z1-U HD camcorder .5X and .7X wide adaptors and filters SONY PC-9 MiniDV camcorder On-camera LED light sources Manfrotto tripods, camera controllers Canon SD870IS 8.1Mp digital still cam Mobile production kit: Lowel Tota lights & stands C-stands, flags & reflectors Backgrounds & supports Audio kit: Numerous professional mics Sound Devices mixer and HD recorder Final Cut Pro 5, Seagate 500G HDs Credits Short List: Alaska Glacier Water Company, product commercial; The Red Project, performance art live event video; Santa Barbara Summer Solstice Parade, 2002,2006, 2007, event DVDs; Digital Days event interviews, 2005, CC Rider Motorcycle Television, series pilots; The Singing Chef, promo video; Vocal Studio of Agatha Carubia, Santa Barbara, performance DVD; Intrepid Productions, Kendall-Jackson Winery, 2008 sales meeting. Samy's Camera Leslie Duimovch 805-963-7269 Fax: 805-963-4100 [email protected] http://www.samyscamera.com/ 614 Chapala St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101 Photographic and video rentals, sales and repair. Tom Campbell's Film / HD Productions Tom Campbell 805-965-4951 Fax: 805-965-7449 [email protected] http://www.tomcampbell.com/ Owner and operator of 2 HD Sony F-900 digital video cameras and complete production package for topside and underwater filmmaking. All Projects shot in HD (1080/60i 29.97P). Through the Lens, (top 9 int'l envmt'l cinematographers), National Geo Channel (03); Revenge of Pearl Harbor, History Channel's first HD show (04); The Ocean World, on-going documentary series for Save our Seas (SOS) Foundation. Venture Visuals Tom Kranzle // Principal + Director of Photography Scott Shiffman // Producer + Director Chris Mundell // Creative Director 310-882-0017 [email protected] Venture Visuals offers a full range of camera packages and accessories. The below is an abridged list. Please contact us for a full rental list and rates. - RED Epic Camera Package - Wireless Follow Focus - Handheld Gyro Stabilizer - Shoulder Rig - Wireless Video Transmitters and Monitoring - DSLR Rigs - GoPro - Sliders ranging from 3-20ft - Dollies and Track - Jib Arms - Sticks - Audio Packages RED Camera Rental Venture Visuals offers great rates on our RED Epic camera package. Our package includes a full range of Canon glass, Arri Follow Focus, 512GB Mag, Anton Bauer Batteries and much more. Contact us for pricing and availability. Verité Studios Complete RED Package 866-535-1972 805-233-7007 [email protected] http://www.veritestudios.com/ RED One camera package, including Zeiss and Nikon lenses, Arri MB20 Matte Box, Vocas lightweight matte box, Element Technica Mantis hand held rig, RED drives, EVF and LCD, Cartoni fluid head with sticks, all packaged in an easy-to-travel setup. Reasonable rates. See the package here: http://web.mac.com/veritestudios/Verite_Studios/REDRental.html Video Assist Systems John Hill - Owner / Cameraman / Video Assist Operator 818-506-6293 Cell: 818-606-8901 [email protected] Rancho Foxen Hill, 5795 Foxen Cyn Rd, Sta Maria Rent fully computerized video assist equipment packages for film or high def cameras. Can also provide operators. Communications BNS Electronics, Inc. John Franklin 805-966-4151 Fax: 805-965-9711 [email protected] http://www.sbtower.com/ 923 Laguna St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101 Radio and pager rental, sales, and repairs, radio site rental. Super-Cellular 800-898-1357 Alt: 805-898-8700 Fax: 805-898-8704 [email protected] 3562 State St., Santa Barbara, CA 93105 Technical Production Support, Inc. Steve Schoenberger 805-962-4179 Fax: 805-966-4705 [email protected] http://www.tpsonline.net/ 1324 State St., Suite J, PMB # 142, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 SB's largest inventory of two-way rental radios. Motorola models in stock: P1225, 16 Channel UHF; GP300 16 Channel UHF; P110 8 Channel, lightweight headsets, hand mics. A B Duplication 805-520-8144 Fax: 805-520-0063 Alt: 1-800-838-2669 http://www.abduplication.com/ 2355 Chain Dr. #E, Simi Valley, CA 93065 Video and DVD Duplication Action Video Productions 805-966-7300 Santa Barbara, CA Duplication, Editing, & on site events At Your Service Video 805-683-6683 http://atyourservicevideo.com/ 4025 State St. #10, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 To & from DVD, WHS, BETA SP, DV, DV Cam, Foreign COnversions. AVID Rental Suite with or without editor, streaming video for websites. Black Diamond Productions Adam Ross 805-966-4122 Fax: 805-966-5552 http://www.blackdiamondproductions.com/ 1129 State St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101 Duplication & film transfers all formats, Motion graphics & 3-D Animation, Motion Graphics, Beta SP Cameras. DAC 805-569-1337 1700 State St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101 Basic transfers up to 1,000 units. Video to DVD, DVD to video. New Rule Productions Ryan Johnson - Director 805-938-1106 Fax: 805-938-1206 Cell: 805-448-4466 [email protected] http://www.newrule.com/ 540 Stansbury Dr., Santa
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