Overview
What it is.
The Stanton Mini is a compact, non-stabilized remote pan-tilt head made by Stanton, the company behind the Jimmy Jib. It gets a moving camera into positions too tight for an operator or a bigger head: on top of a column, on a tripod, or mounted to the set. Every one goes out with the required technicians.
- Maker
- Stanton
- Type
- Compact remote pan-tilt head
- Stabilization
- None (pan-tilt only)
- Mounts
- Tower, tripod, set, truss
- Control
- Remote
Use cases
Where it goes
Tight positions
Gets a moving camera into spots too small for an operator or a bigger head.
On top of a column
A compact pan-tilt on a towercam or a fixed tower.
On the set
Mounted into the scenery, high on a wall or tucked into a corner.
On air
The Stanton Mini on set
Pairs with
What it runs with
FAQ
Common questions.
Is the Stanton Mini stabilized?
No. It's a pan-tilt head without active stabilization. When a move needs stabilizing, we run an ARRI SRH-360 or a FoMa Antares instead.
When would I pick the Mini?
When the position is too tight for a full-size head. Send us the spot and the camera and we'll confirm it fits.
Does it come with an operator?
Yes. Every head goes out with the required Fluid Pictures technicians.
Book it
Need a Stanton Mini?
Send the position and the camera package, and we'll confirm the head and how to rig it.