Legend has it that these were used by some camera operators to save their arms and backs. Thoughts?

Hi everyone. For those who haven’t done my courses before, there is a free course on Camera Techniques and Positioning available in the classroom section. Give it a look. Hopefully it can be useful to you in your own work.

This community teaches you how to work in professional wrestling production through video lessons and online resources. Video lessons are available to premium members, but I have made one available for free for all members. I have worked in TV professionally for almost 20 years. My CV includes WWE, Champions League Football, BBC, Sky and more. I started at the bottom - driving vans and making tea. From there I worked my way up and started filming independent wrestling, most notably for Insane Championship Wrestling in the UK. There I was part of a team that took the promotion from night clubs to arenas with over 6000 paying fans in attendance. There are exciting and rewarding careers in the industry of professional wrestling, and I want this community to help you make progress in yours. Let me know who you are and what your goals are in wrestling. All the best, Adam

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