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SCENE 01 / VEHICLE MOUNTING

Vehicle Mounting

Professional car and motorcycle camera rigs throughout China.

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Car mounting systems fix cameras firmly to cars, trucks, motorcycles, and other vehicles. This captures dynamic point-of-view and exterior motion footage. Pro mounting kits use suction cups, clamps, roof rigs, and custom brackets. Each part is built for safety at speed and to cut out vibration.

We supply vehicle camera mounting systems and skilled rigging technicians who ensure safe, secure fits. Our team sets up the right hardware for your vehicle type and camera package. We then run safety checks and test passes so your footage is captured without risk.

Capabilities

Vehicle Filming Services

Complete vehicle camera mounting and tracking services.

01

Car Rigs

  • Hood mounts
  • Side mounts
  • Russian arm
  • Interior rigs
  • Tracking vehicles

Complete Coverage

02

Motorcycle

  • Bike-mounted cameras
  • Helmet cams
  • Follow vehicles
  • Chase footage
  • POV capture

Dynamic Shots

03

Production

  • Precision drivers
  • Safety coordination
  • Permits arranged
  • Road closures
  • Police liaison

Full Support

04

Locations

  • Mountain passes
  • Coastal roads
  • Urban driving
  • Race circuits
  • Private estates

Chinese Roads

Capture the Drive

Capabilities

All
Vehicles
200km/h+
Capable
Full
Permits
Expert
Drivers

Our Process

1

Shot Planning

Knowing your car footage needs, routes, and creative goals.

2

Rig Selection

Choosing appropriate mounts and tracking cars based on shots needed.

3

Production

Executing car filming with precision drivers and safety protocols.

4

Delivery

Processing car footage with stabilization and grading as needed.

On Location

Russian Arm rigs from Beijing and Shanghai across the G2 and G318 expressways

Car mounting in China runs through a camera-car community based in Beijing and Shanghai. They operate Mercedes Sprinter, Yutong and Iveco conversions kitted out for hood, side, roof and interior rigs. Custom brackets and vibration-isolation rigs are built to match the speed and surface of each route. Action Group Russian Arm and Filmotechnic stabilised tracking units clear China Customs from Korean and Japanese partners via ATA carnets. GoPro, Insta360 Shenzhen and DJI Action car rigs cover the lighter-weight, POV end of the kit. Insta360, based in Shenzhen, ships local-grade prosumer rigs at production volume, with none of the customs friction overseas crews face.

Highway tracking covers the trunk routes Chinese shoots most want on screen. These include the Beijing-Shanghai G2 expressway corridor, the Pearl River Delta interchange network around Guangzhou and Shenzhen, the Tibet G318 highway through the Sichuan and Tibetan passes, the Inner Mongolia G6 across the steppe, and the Hainan circular ring road along the tropical coast. We also secure motorsport access at Shanghai International Circuit and the Zhuhai street venues.

Permits route through the Ministry of Transport for state expressways and the Ministry of Public Security for urban closures and police escort. Provincial film bureaus pair with the China Film Co-production Corporation for the foreign-production approvals each overseas car shoot needs under the standard co-production framework. Our precision drivers are briefed on European pursuit choreography and Russian Arm tracking technique. Safety checks come before each fast take, and test passes verify mount specs at speed. Our line producers log day rates against the Qingdao 40% rebate window and the standard 17% VAT recovery on qualifying spend.

The picture on the ground is more specific. MIIT range planning clears any RF telemetry on the camera-car rig. The Civil Aviation Administration of China handles drone-car hybrid sequences when aerial coverage locks onto the highway plate. The Customs ATA-carnet timeline must be set at least sixty days before principal photography for any imported Russian Arm or Filmotechnic package.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicle mounting options do you offer?

We supply full vehicle mounting: suction cup rigs, magnetic mounts, Russian arms on tracking cars, hood, side and rear mounts, and interior camera rigs. Each setup is picked to suit your shot needs and vehicle type.

Can you film at high speeds?

Yes. With the right safety measures, we can film at high speeds. This needs precision drivers, road closures or private sites, and mounts rated for the speeds involved. Chinese motorsport venues such as Shanghai International Circuit are set up for high-speed work.

Do you provide tracking vehicles?

Yes. We supply tracking cars fitted with Russian arms or stabilized heads for smooth footage while following the action car. These let the camera move freely and still hold a steady frame.

What about road closure permits?

We handle every permit for vehicle filming, including road closures where needed. Authorities in China ask for set records and advance notice, so we arrange it all, including police presence when required.

Can you film motorcycles?

Yes. We film motorcycles with follow cars, bike-mounted cameras, and rider-worn systems. This covers commercial work, race footage, and narrative chase scenes, all with proper safety protocols.

What roads are available in China?

China offers top driving locations: mountain highways, scenic coastal routes, historic silk road paths, and city streets in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. We know the most cinematic roads and how to reach them for filming.

Productions in China that need this often pair it with Helicopter Filming, Car Filming, and Aerial Drone Services for full coverage. Most projects also draw on Location Sound Services and Specialty Camera Rigs.

On Set

Need Vehicle Filming?

Tell us about your vehicle shots and we'll put your cameras in motion.