– On filmsets since 2002 –
History of the Mosespole.
Who we are
The Moses Pole is owned, created and designed by Stefan von Bjorn, an A Camera/Steadicam operator in the film and television industry for over 23 years.
Why we are
It is our belief that The Telescoping Moses Pole will increase the physical longevity of the owner throughout their career in so many ways.
QUALITY
The Telescoping Moses Pole has been thoroughly tested and put through countless challenges on sets and locations around the world.
Adjustability
The Telescoping Moses Pole can be ordered with a 1.5 inch, or 2 inch docking fork, with or without a carrying sling.
Used on Set’s Worldwide
The Moses Pole is used on many film-sets worldwide. It allows the operator a breather whilst final touches are being done, or director’s notes are being given.
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It is our belief that The Telescoping Moses Pole will increase the physical longevity of the owner throughout their career in so many ways. Having a mobile, docking stand in the form of a monopod allows the operator to preview a lighting set up for the Director of Photography.
STEFAN VON BJÖRN, SOC
It started in 2002
The Mosespole was invented in Vancouver for the film Paycheck because of the set design and not being able to carry the large and cumbersome docking stand on set. Stefan von Bjorn went to the local camera guys referred machinist.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yo_wPMW7U48
Try it Yourself
The Telescoping Moses Pole has been thoroughly tested and put through countless challenges on sets and locations around the world. Its robust design and construction is is simply the very best product you can buy! – Try it yourself!
Easy to use
The Moses Pole is extremely easy to use. The final design has
also produced an extremely well built and designed steadicam monopod that can support any rig with any camera and lens payload.
Steadicam Operators
The photo occurs in a broader scope than the snap of the camera. It starts with the first glance of attention
Dolly Grips
We all shun away from it on museums, but in the real world, video art can, and does, make a difference
DIT’s
Endless design possibilities start with a single possibility that wants to expand further than ever before