Achieving your creative vision with motion control is not as a complex or time consuming as you might think. If you are new to Motion Control then this page is a great page to start that will give you inspiration so you can take your idea from the storyboard to the set in no time. As world leaders in Motion Control MRMC have both the knowledge and the know how to help you create almost anything you can imagine. Our network of experienced in house operators and renowned partners across the globe means we are an unrivalled source of expertise to give you the support and help you need in your quest for the perfect shot!
Ease of Use
LEARN IN HOURS IN PERSON OR REMOTELY
WITH OUR TRAINING, YOU CAN BE PROGRAMMING MOVES IN FLAIR 7 IN NO TIME AT ALL. TO FIND OUT ABOUT OUR COURSES CLICK HERE.
PRODUCE A MOVE IN MINUTES
THE SIMPLICITY OF FLAIR 7 WILL HAVE YOU CREATE SIMPLE MOVES IN MINUTES. SEE CREATING A 3-POINT MOVE BELOW.
READY TO SHOOT IN UNDER 1 HOUR
DEPENDING ON YOUR RIG, YOU CAN TRANSPORT IT TO ANY LOCATION AND BE UP AND RUNNING IN NO TIME.
Repeatable
EVERY CAMERA MOVE UNDER COMPLETE CONTROL – PRECISELY REPEATABLE.
Target Tracking
DEFINE THE LOCATION OF YOUR OBJECT IN SPACE, TO SIMPLIFY ANY COMPLEX MOVE.
Triggering from Timecode
TRIGGER FROM TIMECODE. CONTROL DMX LIGHTING.
We had only 4 hours training and were ready to shoot our first commercial that afternoon. MRMC made the process smooth and their expertise is unrivalled.”
– Tim DiamondView Studios, Tampa USA
Motion Control Explained
The talented Robotface team over in Melbourne, Australia Specialists in motion control camera work for film and television, have created a great visual explainer of the world of motion control and the various methods employed for capturing everything from live-action sequences, dynamic time-lapses to music videos, miniatures as well as integration with post-production and real-time game engines to whet your appetite for what can be done with Motion Control.
Choosing the right rig
HIGH-SPEED WORK
for highspeed & tabletop shoots look no further than our range of Bolt cinebot rigs. The advanced precision and absolute repeatability of movement, combined with the ability to speeds on track of up to 14m/s, make Bolt the ideal motion control robots for the job LINK
Using Flair 7
PREMIER SOFTWARE
Flair is MRMC’s premier motion control software. Designed to give exceptional command over camera movement, Flair precisely controls up to 500 axes of motion, is fully compatible with all of our motion control rigs, heads and accessories and interfaces seamlessly with CGI packages. Flair is the tool that makes your vision reality.
Flair 7 Walkthroughs
We’ve teamed up with some of our key partners to showcase how simple motion control can be to create some killer moves. Check out the videos below to motivate and inspire you to use Motion Control to achieve your vision.
HOW TO CREATE A 3-POINT VIEW
In this quick walkthrough from the incredibly talented Rite Media team, you’ll see how to create a simple 3-point move.
Using Triggers
In this Flair 7 video walk-through see how the team at Rite Media set up and make adjustments to triggers.
Tips & Tricks
Get top tips from our lead Flair 7 developer Matt, with these short Flair 7 UI walkthroughs.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Matt takes you through how to create and edit keyboard shortcuts to help speed up your workflow!
Focus Calibration
in this walkthrough, Matt takes you through how to calibrate the focus of your selected lens, allowing you to create a move and have the focus automatically pull to the target point!
Live View Setup
Matt takes you through how to set up and use the Live View, and how the cartesian control buttons act as a visual guide to help you control the camera in 3D space, simplifying the tracking capabilities of Flair!
Export a Move
Matt takes you through how to export a move from Flair in a variety of formats! The exported file can then be imported into other software packages.
Graph View
In this Flair 7 Quick Tips tutorial Matt shows you the dynamic features of the graph view and its relation to other components in the main window.
