Here’s a look at Julian Hermannsen’s commercial. I’m Lovin’ It!

Julian Hermannsen shows off a behind the scenes of a McDonald’s shoot using Berkey System. All the animations were based from our parts. We can supply the tools, but Julian supplied the creativity and talent.

Here’s a secret for people working in the film/video production field. You get what you pay for. With Berkey System you can use components to build rigs to get the perfect shot. Thanks to Andy Smethurst. See how it works below:

You ever wonder how they do those shots in food commercials? Here’s a behind the scenes shot of using Berkey System products to rig up your effect. You can picture it, a slew of hot melted butter and a cracking of shells to show the meat. Thanks to Geoff Binns-Calvey from Chicago for the pic.

Laika’s new feature Boxtrolls features hand-made stop motion animation. Using the Berkey System 250 series all the way up to the 750 series you can build and rig anything your mind can come up with. Can you find the Berkey System parts in the video below?

Simon Cade of DSLRGuide shows you how to upgrade your rig. Berkey System parts can help build the rig of your dreams. See video below and thanks to DSLRGuide for the shout out.

April 2014 issue of American Cinematographer, in the article “5 Park City Standouts” Director Thomas Balmes mentions Berkey System LLC. “A Sony F3 Top Mount Accessory Cheese Plate from Berkey System enabled us to attach an adjustable handgrip to work at the right height” Congrats to Thomas Balmes for his film Happiness.

Animator, Special Fx, and Rigger Jerry Svoboda shows how rigging is so important to the world of film and television. Jerry Svoboda uses Berkey System LLC and his works can be seen on many of the stop motion films you see today.

Not only can Berkey System Products help with your rigging, but you can use Berkey System parts to create props. Seen at 14 seconds in this commercial you can see the kid wearing head gear made from components of Berkey System 500 series line.