Hello, I'm Sam Nicholson and I recently deep-peed Stargate's most recent production Trapnel, which is a transmedia live-action production utilizing Unreal Game Assets for the entire world. And one of the things that we used on the show that really made a major difference is the DJI Ronin 4D, all this gear right here. The unique attributes of this camera are, first of all, it's gimbal controlled and it is remote controlled with this head right here, which I just love. It is extremely portable in this configuration. Now what we did on Trapnel was this, the camera body goes in a backpack. The camera operator just has a boom and I as the DP can stand off anywhere on set up to, I think, about a mile away and get perfect transmission of what I'm looking at. The other aspect here is that this is a lidar on top of the camera and with the top I can focus on any actor that I want to during a take. It is pretty amazing for unique camera positions. What you can do is put this in almost any configuration and I'll tell you it's really liberating in terms of saying, well let's do something from here and come down to this in a fight. There are a lot of fights. So when you use this camera to cover a fight, you're in the fight. The camera is in the action and it's brilliant. It's surprised us every day on the shoot. What we did was to place this in the middle of a car and be able to pan from the driver to the passenger. It's just like that. If it's in your mind and you can visualize the shot, you can probably get the Ronin 4D into that position really fast and save time and money. What DJI has done is create a family of products that have amazing range. Everything from drones to professional camera systems like the Ronin 4D and this little guy which is the new Osmo Pocket 3. What you're seeing in most of the behind the scenes of Shrapnel is shot with this camera. I don't think I do a show without this camera now because you place your A and B camera and you say, where am I? I really see another shot and I want to get it. This camera will get you there. Just like that. DJI has really done a beautiful job at a dependable, flexible system and now it's up to us to figure out unique ways to use it.