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Specialty Camera Rigs
Advanced rigging solutions for your Peruvian production.
Specialty rigs are car platforms built to mount cameras and capture moving driving, chase, and action shots. Russian arms, camera cars, process trailers, and insert cars all handle complex moving shots that standard gear simply cannot get.
We source specialty rigs and camera cars from skilled local operators who know the safety and tech demands of car-mounted filming. Our team lines up rig availability, tech specs, and logistics so your unit can shoot moving vehicle sequences both safely and fast.
Capabilities
Specialty Equipment
Vehicle rigs, cable systems, motion control, and custom solutions.
Advanced Rigging Solutions
Capabilities
Our Process
Shot Consultation
We learn your vision and talk through the exact shots you need.
Rig Selection
We suggest the right specialty gear and rigging for your shots.
Safety Planning
Full safety planning and risk assessment for specialty rig operation.
Execution Support
Skilled operators and technicians keep the shoot safe and on track.
On Location
Camera cars, Russian Arm imports and Inca Trail mule-pack logistics
Specialty camera rigs in Peru rely on two things: a small but able Lima-based camera-car scene, and high-end gear flown in per project from Brazil, Chile, or further afield. RentCam Perú, Filmotechnik Perú, and Cinerental Perú keep pursuit-rig cars for Pan-American Highway and Costa Verde driving work. When you need to step up to a Russian Arm or Pegasus arm, our rental team sets up SUNAT carnet handling on imports from São Paulo or Santiago.
Drone fleets — the DJI Inspire 3, Mavic 3 Cine, and Freefly Astro — come with DGAC-licensed Peruvian pilots who know the airspace limits over Machu Picchu, the Nasca Lines, and Lima centro. Cineflex helicopter mounts are rare in-country, but we can import them per shoot when the schedule is worth the carnet cost. Our coordinator scopes them at quote stage, so the budget reflects real lead times.
Beyond the usual rig types, Peruvian terrain rewards fresh thinking. Choquequirao is mule-only — twelve hours up from Cachora — and our team has run mule-pack camera logistics for documentary and feature work, moving fragile gear across the Apurímac canyon switchbacks. Inca Trail shoots between Cusco and Machu Picchu run on porter logistics, and SERNANP permits cap kit volume, so we suggest custom mounts over heavy commercial rigs.
We source cable cam systems from Lima-based rigging crews for sports and event coverage. Bolt-style motion control arms get imported for tabletop VFX work. Every specialty job goes through a risk check, with insurance records that meet Peruvian Ministerio de Trabajo safety rules. Skilled grip and rigging operators travel with the gear from the capital to wherever the schedule lands.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicle rigs do you provide?
We supply Russian arms, pursuit arms, and full chase car setups for car work. Our rigs take many camera packages and give smooth, lively movement while you shoot driving scenes.
Can you provide cable cam systems?
Yes, we supply cable cam and wire cam systems for aerial coverage. They span many distances and heights, and give smooth level and vertical movement for sports, events, and film work.
What motion control options are available?
We supply motion control systems, from programmable heads to Bolt-style arms, for precise, repeatable camera moves. These prove key for VFX work, product shots, and complex staged sequences.
Do you build custom rigs?
Yes, our grip and rigging team can design and build custom mounts for unusual shot needs. From POV cameras to crash housings, we build for shots that standard gear cannot get.
Do you provide operators?
Yes, specialty rigs need skilled operators to run them safely and well. We supply trained technicians who know both the gear and the safety needs of specialty rigging.
What about safety and insurance?
Safety comes first with specialty rigs. We run full risk checks, supply the right safety gear, and make sure all rigging work meets Peruvian safety rules. Full insurance is ready.
Related Services
Productions in Peru that need this often pair it with Production Vehicles for full coverage. Most projects also draw on Grip Equipment and Power Distribution Systems.
On Set
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