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Is your camera rental house going to rent only the Scarlet?
How many cameras will you have in stock?
Will you rent all accessories?

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Thanks. Looking forward to getting to know peeps here.

We'll be choosing to rent only the Scarlet as we do not have the budget for an Epic or R1. Reason we're into the idea of working with "digital cinema" cameras is the potential for it to better merge our film and video practices, and the upcoming Scarlet is an affordable option.
The number of cameras will depend on final cost of all the accessories as we'd want a full kit available for each camera. The important thing is that the camera is backed-up with us as crew. Ali to assist client with camera operation and myself looking after on-site back-ups and dailies, so we'd be renting to one client at a time. If we just rent out cameras to different people at once we loose the opportunity to build a network by not working face-to-face with other film-makers and also more importantly, introduce the risk of the client having difficulty with the workflow.

When we get these cams we'll be giving them a thorough work-out and If we can get something sweet out of Scarlet, we want to help others to on their films without the technology getting in the way.

Alistair McCartan and Jon Walters - Yukin Pictures Uk and Japan

So you aren't really opening a rental house. You are hiring yourself out with
a camera. That's essentially what I do when I work as a camera operator - I
get hired and bring my equipment. You're doing the same thing (it seems)
but you're saying the client will rent the equipment and it comes with a crew.

So where can we see the current film projects from Yukin Pictures?

Check out www.hakubatv.com. Its an ongoing project to promote the snowboarding scene in Hakuba, Japan. Be great to get some feedback.