Cable Cam Systems

Here is how this works in practice. Ireland's cable-cam infrastructure runs through TVM Ireland (the Almodóvar-equivalent partner) sourcing Spydercam systems with cross-border London plan that move heavy-cable-cam inventory between Dublin, Belfast and the UK on the same shoot week. The same gear flow has shipped cable-cam work on Game of Thrones (Titanic Studios Belfast + the larger Northern Ireland exterior arena work across all 8 seasons), Vikings and Vikings Valhalla at Ashford Studios, Foundation Apple TV+ at Troy Studios Limerick. Branagh's Belfast urban exteriors.

Here is the short of it. Plus the major sports broadcast circuit: GAA All-Ireland Final at Croke Park (Spydercam coverage of the 82,000-capacity stadium each September), Six Nations Rugby at Aviva Stadium, FAI football internationals at Aviva and Tallaght Stadium. Plus concert cable-cam at 3Arena Dublin, SSE Arena Belfast and Marlay Park summer festivals. The Wild Atlantic Way exterior bench covers cliff-spanning cable rigs at Cliffs of Moher. Skellig Michael UNESCO way plates (under strict OPW Ireland heritage protocol). Aran Islands ferry-deck-to-cliff transitions. Giant's Causeway UNESCO Carrick-a-Rede rope-bridge interpretive cable plates.

Here is the breakdown. Gear flow runs Spydercam 3-point and 4-point rigging systems with Newton Nova III gyro-stabilised remote heads carrying ARRI Alexa Mini LF + RED V-Raptor 8K + Sony Venice 2 + ARRI Alexa 35 cinema bodies. Cable runs span 50 m through 800 m configurations based on rigging anchor openings. Atlantic maritime conditions drive specific cable-cam protocols. Wind-load tensioning recalculation on Wild Atlantic Way exteriors. IP-rated motor housings and salt-air post-shoot upkeep for coastal rigs. Plus dedicated rigging engineer sign-offs on heritage UNESCO sites.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Cross-border CTA seamless plan move Spydercam rigging inventory between Republic and Northern Ireland Antrim Coast same-week. Section 481 32% relief plus 40% regional uplift covers cable-cam day rates and rigging engineer fees alongside the camera package. Health and Safety Authority (HSA) sign-off plus dedicated rigging supervisor certification is needed on all overhead cable-cam deployments. Bilingual EN/Irish (Gaeilge) safety briefing is standard on Gaeltacht and bilingual broadcast briefs.