Peanut Grip Co.

Process trailers are out
stratus cars are in.

Elite Camera Support

Car rigging is one of those things that looks simple on camera—but there’s a lot happening behind the scenes.

Here’s a look at one of the camera rigs we built while filming Outer Banks Season 5. Every clamp, speed rail, and mounting point is there for one reason: to get the shot safely and consistently.

This is the kind of work that happens before the director ever calls “Action.”

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One camera. One picture car. A whole lot of rigging.

Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at one of our camera rigs from Outer Banks Season 5. Every mount, strap, and piece of hardware has a purpose when you’re chasing smooth, repeatable shots on the road.

It’s all about building a rig that’s fast, solid, and safe—so the camera team can focus on getting the shot.

What’s your go-to piece of car rigging equipment?

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Made a short video on YouTube about some basic grip knots and different ways to tie them, go check it out!

My channel is 9 years old today.

Gripclouds are cool tools to use when it is NOT WINDY.

They are available from SourceMaker.

Loading a grip truck is like playing Tetris... except every piece weighs 1000 pounds.

Here’s what made the cut for our four-week production.

Little suck action from a couple weeks ago. Finished up 20 fulls and a handful of fun size boxes.

Gonna try and cut this into a video all about apple boxes when I get a chance.

Before the cameras roll, every tow setup gets checked, double checked, and checked again.

Here’s what goes into safely preparing a vehicle with actors inside.
Do NOT try this at. home.