Cranes and jibs

TSF has a comprehensive range of cinema cranes, jibs, and camera boom systems for rent for feature films, TV series, commercials, music videos, and audiovisual productions. The range supports a wide variety of camera movements, from simple elevation shots to complex combined moves, with configurations suited to both studio and location shoots.

TSF’s inventory includes leading systems from GFM, MovieTech, Panther, and Mo-Sys Engineering. Fixed and modular cranes, jibs, and boom arms can be configured with fluid heads or remote heads and adapted to a wide range of camera packages. Depending on the requirements of the shoot, these systems can operate on tracks, wheels, or pneumatic tires, making it possible to build custom configurations for virtually any type of camera movement.

Designed for demanding professional productions, TSF’s cinema cranes provide the reach, stability, and precision required for both complex technical moves and long takes. TSF teams work closely with key grips and camera operators to select the most suitable configuration based on payload requirements, installation conditions, and the creative needs of each shot.

TSF has a comprehensive range of cinema cranes, jibs, and camera boom systems for rent for feature films, TV series, commercials, music videos, and audiovisual productions. TSF’s inventory supports a wide variety of camera movements, from simple vertical moves to complex combined shots, with configurations suited to both studio and location shoots.

The inventory includes leading systems from GFM, MovieTech, Panther, and Mo-Sys Engineering. Fixed and modular cranes, jibs, and boom arms can be configured with fluid heads or remote heads and adapted to a wide range of camera setups. Depending on production requirements, these systems can be operated on tracks, wheels, or pneumatic tires, making it possible to create custom configurations for virtually any type of camera movement.

Designed for demanding professional productions, TSF’s cinema cranes provide the reach, stability, and precision required for both complex technical moves and long takes. TSF teams work closely with key grips and camera operators to select the most suitable configuration based on payload, installation conditions, and the creative requirements of each shot.