Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I have almost bought an Easyrig at least 20 times over the years and never pulled the trigger. Roughly 8 Months ago I started using "The SAKK CAMERA SADDLE". It was a much cheaper simple ergonomic solution that I thought could help me attain better handheld looking footage. I also share my thoughts on shoulder rig solutions.
I have NO AFFILIATION with this company. I am not even posting the logo on my Thumbnail because there are a multitude of companies that offer options like this. In this video, my only goal is to share my thoughts on having used a shoulder strapped saddle style stabilizer for over the last half a year on many different styles of productions. I discuss and show results I have gotten with it and how often I actually find myself using it.
Production Bookings: roughcutproductions.com
🎥 2-Hour Private Consultation — One-on-One via Video Chat — $500
Includes a full review of 2–3 of your completed videos (under 10min. each) prior to the call.
• We can explore whatever you need help with, including:
• Filming & editing (technical deep dives)
• Constructive feedback on your current work
• Navigating client relationships & expectations
• Pricing structures & how to charge for your services
• And anything else you want guidance on related to your video journey
👉 To book, use the contact form at:
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LINKS TO MY CAMERA GEAR
• CANON R5 C: amzn.to/3NeI1UJ
• CANON RF 24-70 f/2.8: amzn.to/402Pxt8
This is the lens I used in 80% of the shots showing my R5 C footage...
(Note: I may earn a small commission from purchases through these links, which helps support the channel at no extra cost to you.)
Lights Discussed:
NANLITE PAVOTUBE II 15X FOOT: @amzn.to/3YEk2US
Youtube: youtube.com/c/AshvonChamier
Facebook: facebook.com/ash.roughcut
Instagram: instagram.com/ashroughcut
TikTok: tiktok.com/@ashvonchamier
I have almost bought an Easyrig at least 20 times over the years and never pulled the trigger. Roughly 8 Months ago I started using "The SAKK CAMERA SADDLE". It was a much cheaper simple ergonomic solution that I thought could help me attain better handheld looking footage. I also share my thoughts on shoulder rig solutions.
I have NO AFFILIATION with this company. I am not even posting the logo on my Thumbnail because there are a multitude of companies that offer options like this. In this video, my only goal is to share my thoughts on having used a shoulder strapped saddle style stabilizer for over the last half a year on many different styles of productions. I discuss and show results I have gotten with it and how often I actually find myself using it.
Production Bookings: roughcutproductions.com
🎥 2-Hour Private Consultation — One-on-One via Video Chat — $500
Includes a full review of 2–3 of your completed videos (under 10min. each) prior to the call.
• We can explore whatever you need help with, including:
• Filming & editing (technical deep dives)
• Constructive feedback on your current work
• Navigating client relationships & expectations
• Pricing structures & how to charge for your services
• And anything else you want guidance on related to your video journey
👉 To book, use the contact form at:
roughcutproductions.com
(Leave the "Estimated Budget" field blank when filling out the form.)
LINKS TO MY CAMERA GEAR
• CANON R5 C: amzn.to/3NeI1UJ
• CANON RF 24-70 f/2.8: amzn.to/402Pxt8
This is the lens I used in 80% of the shots showing my R5 C footage...
(Note: I may earn a small commission from purchases through these links, which helps support the channel at no extra cost to you.)
Lights Discussed:
NANLITE PAVOTUBE II 15X FOOT: @amzn.to/3YEk2US
Youtube: youtube.com/c/AshvonChamier
Facebook: facebook.com/ash.roughcut
Instagram: instagram.com/ashroughcut
TikTok: tiktok.com/@ashvonchamier
