Know How... 274

Find out what gear to bring with you while creating content on the road, but also how to transport that gear safely!

Travelling Production Gear

• Mics PR-40    ~$330
• Shure X2U    ~$100
• Chromo 160 LED LED Panel    ~$26
• Neewer 43-inche Collapsible Multi-Disk Reflector    ~$20

Pelican Travel

My Gold Standard Case: The Pelican 1650 with Foam        ~$220

• Tounge-and-groove design with a polymer o-ring - This makes it air and water tight            
• Has a pressure equalization valve to keep it from "vacuum locking"            
• Interior Dimensions: 28.57" x 17.52" x 10.65"            
• Exterior Dimensions: 31.59" x 20.47" x 12.45"            
• 7 double-action clasps            
• Three handles for easy cary            
• Integrated roller wheels & Retractable rolling handle            
• Peel and Pluck foam            
• One thing... HEAVY (~24lbs)            

My second favorite case: Pelican 1510 Case with Padded Dividers        ~$150    

• This is the largest case that the FAA allows on planes            
• Air and water tight with the equalization valve            
• Interior Dimensions: 19.75" x 11" x 7.6"            
• Exterior Dimensions: 22" x 13.81" x 9"            
• Two Handles            
• Integrated roller wheels & Retractable rolling handle            
• Padded Dividers            
• 12lbs            

Pelican 1615        ~$280   

• All the same features as the Pelican 1650            
• Uses HPX Polymer            
• Interior Dimensions: 29.59" x 15.50" x 9.38"            
• Exterior Dimensions: 32.58" x 18.40" x 11.02"            
• 17lbs            

Pelican 1535        ~$210    

• All the same features as the Pelican 1510            
• Uses HPX Polymer            
• Interior Dimensions: 20.39" x 11.20" x 7.21"            
• Exterior Dimensions: 21.9" x 13.97" x 8.98"            
• 8.69lbs    

Sticks!

Manfrotto MVM500A Aluminum Fluid Monopod with 500 Head.    ~$260

• Fluid Head        
• Min Height 30.31"        
• Max Height 79"        
• Has fold out feet that can hold up the monopod and it's attached camera        
• Supports up to 11 lbs        
• Weight 6.1lbs        

Neewer Carbon Fiber 66" Tripod/Monopod    ~$100

• Fluid Head (But not as nice as the MVM500A        
• Min Length: 17.7"        
• Max Height: 66.1"        
• Supports 26.5lbs        
• Weight: 3.3lbs        
• You can detach one leg and use it as a Monopod        

        
Aaaaand... let's go CHEAP. (But still usable)        
Sony VCT-R100 Lightweight Compact Tripod w/3-way head    ~$29

• Aluminum        
• NOT a great head        
• Min Height: 14"        
• Max Height: 39"        
• Supports: 7lbs        
• Weight: 1.8lbs        

Neewer Shoulder Mount    ~$20   

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