TGR to Compete With Brainfarm?

[Official_Recap]

I hope this isn't a repost, as it was posted by TGR last week..

Anyway, TGR just acquired what is apparently "the most advanced five-axis gyro-stabilized camera platform in the world." According to the release, it is more sophisticated than Cineflex systems that top out out 2k recording and provides more stabilization and higher resolution camera options at 4k. I don't know how much TGR has been competing on this front, but with the new system, I see them moving strongly toward a leadership position in premium areal cinematography , which is currently the positioning of Brainfarm...

http://live.tetongravity.com/_TGR-Acquires-World39s-Most-Advanced-Gyro-Stabilized-Camera-Platform/blog/6518538/75233.html

 

[TijmenDal]

How is it possible that Jackson (harboring a couple thousand people) have two of what are arguably the most awesome action sports film companies on the planet (correct me if I'm wrong here, I'm just bluffing).

 

[Bmo.]

hahah seriously. I was thinking the same thing

 

[Holte]

Jackson is one of the most awesome action sports places on the planet.

 

[eheath]

I don't think "compete" is the right word. TGR is TGR and BF is BF theyre pretty different.

 

[BrightonFridays]

^ truth.

I may be wrong but most of brainfarm's RC aerial footage comes from a partnership with snaproll media

 

[McLeod]

both TGR and Brain Farm have very significant investors in Jackson.