C-Stands are used for holding:
LightsReflectors
Flags (light blockers)
Microphones
Diffusion panels
Green screen
What to know about using C-Stands:
- If you're extending your the arm on your C-Stand, be aware that you probably want sandbags to stabilize the stand to prevent lights or gear from falling on your actors or your set.
- They are one of the most versatile pieces of grip equipment and most film industry professionals will recommend having your own if you do your own freelance video production.
- Hold microphones without extra hands. Suspending microphones should be relatively easy with C-Stands as long as you remember to bring long enough audio cables.
- Position reflectors. Keep reflectors in the exact spot that you want them by attaching them with a clamp.
- Suspend overhead lights. Suspending softboxes or other lights above your talent (actors) can mean achieving the lighting setup that you want.
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