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  Hevein’s “Nor”

  July 8, 2011 / CineSlider Showcase, Cranes and Jibs Showcase, Dollys and Sliders Showcase, KC In the Wild, KC Lite Crane Showcase, Showcase Videos, User Generated

  Finnish metal band Hevein just recently released their newest single entitled “Nor”. Hevein is no run of the mill metal band however, incorporating symphonic and classical metal sounds as well. As such, they needed a video that could match their music, that’s where Kessler came in. Using the CineSlider, Kessler KC-Lite, and Oracle Motion Controller, Hevein was able mix music and imagery into a symphony of stellar sound. Kessler U was lucky enough to speak with Leif Hedström, the founding

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  Alan Ginsberg’s Latest Music Video

  May 19, 2011 / Cranes and Jibs Showcase, KC In the Wild, KC Lite Crane Showcase, Showcase Videos, User Generated

  From Director Alan Ginsberg and Life Art Music comes this fantastic music video for the artist Merqury’s single, Rhythm Of The Night. Utilizing the KC-Lite 8.0, Ginsberg and company use the system to great effect. Ginsberg was just as pleased himself, if not more so. Here’s what he had to say: “I needed something that I could carry by my self and set up relatively quick that gave me great performance. The KC-Lite 8.0 was definitely that. This was the first time I

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  Maia Media’s Kessler Crane review: Mountain Bike Filmmaking

  March 19, 2011 / Cranes and Jibs Showcase, KC In the Wild, KC Lite Crane Showcase, Showcase Videos, User Generated

  We received this review of the 8 Foot Crane Lite from Maia Media.  If you don’t know Maia Media, they are a Manchester based indie production company specializing in outdoor adventures, travel, and socio-environmental issues. They just got their 8ft Kessler Lite, and they’ve taken time out of their busy schedule to test it.  Here’s the results. Why buy a crane? The affordability and quality of footage produced by many HDSLR’s has really opened up the filmmaking playing field over

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