The brief
Claromedia had won a new social campaign for London Zoo and needed a gimbal operator on the shoot. Flowspire supplied the seat, on their call sheet and under their direction.
What we ran
The whole job of a gimbal on a day like this is to make an animal look like it is being followed rather than filmed. You cannot direct a squirrel monkey, you cannot ask for a second take, and a tripod gives you the shot everyone already has. What you can do is be moving before the thing you want happens — which is why the operator is a booked seat and not an afterthought, and why one person turns up to do only that.
Scope
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Result
Two lengths of the same film is what a media buy looks like, not what a showreel looks like: it ran as paid social. The credit here is one seat on somebody else's production, which is the smallest thing on this site and the most common thing an agency actually needs.
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