Abstract
The skill of the camera operator in controlling the orientation of camera platforms in the film industry is one of the crucial factors in producing movies with good cinematography. Some film footage requires landscapes that make it difficult for the camera operator to efficiently operate the camera platform. Tether connections limit the manner in which the camera platform can be mounted in order to achieve the best scene shooting. This paper reports on the project undertaken by the Mechatronics and Robotics Research Group at Massey University, in conjunction with the New Zealand film industry, on the development of wireless control camera platforms.
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