Overview
What it is.
The Stanton Triangle is a non-stabilized remote pan-tilt head made by Stanton, the company behind the Jimmy Jib. Stanton heads go back to the start of the company: the first remote head we ran was a Stanton Jimmy Jib head. We hang the Triangle overhead, stand it on a floor mount, or run it on our jib arms, and every one goes out with the required technicians.
- Maker
- Stanton
- Type
- Remote pan-tilt head
- Stabilization
- None (pan-tilt only)
- Mounts
- Overhead, floor stand, jib arm
- Control
- Remote
Use cases
Where it goes
Hung overhead
Underslung above the stage for an angle no operator could stand in.
On a floor stand
Stood on its own base in front of the stage, with no operator behind it.
On a jib
The same maker as our Jimmy Jib arms, and at home on the end of one.
On air
Stanton heads on set
Pairs with
What it runs with
FAQ
Common questions.
Is the Stanton Triangle 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.
Who makes it?
Stanton, the company behind the Jimmy Jib. We bought the first Jimmy Jib from Jim Stanton at NAB in 1987.
Does it come with an operator?
Yes. Every head goes out with the required Fluid Pictures technicians.
Book it
Need a Stanton head?
Send the position and the camera package, and we'll confirm the head and how to rig it.