Learn to run the arm

Intro to Jib

• The names and terms for the equipment and gear — vocabulary that helps you talk about the arm with confidence.
• Setting the Jib up and tearing it down, in detail, so the rig stays secure and safe in use as well as in transit.
• Maneuvering the Jib and executing basic movements, so the arm starts to feel like a tool you can practice with calmly.

Who it's for — no Jib experience required. If you have never touched an arm, or you have only ever watched someone else run one, this is where you begin.

Level 1

• Setting the Jib up with precision, and operating it smoothly once it is up.
• Safety habits for personal practice — the part that keeps people and gear safe while you learn.
• Five go-to shots many learners like to nail, and everything in between that builds smooth, confident moves.

Who it's for — learners who want hands-on time on the arm, not just to watch. Extensive, interactive practice built to leave you with a solid foundation and the confidence that goes with it.

Before the Master Class — Level 1 is the prerequisite. The Master Class is open only after Level 1.

Jib Master Class

• Advanced work on the arm, built to deepen your knowledge and refine the skills you already have.
• Tailored to the learner in front of it — tell us where your practice has got to and what you want to come away able to do.

Who it's for — learners who have completed Level 1. That is the only door into this course.