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CGE Tools Industry Mark "T" - Fluorescent Green
CGE Tools Industry Mark "T" - Fluorescent Green
The CGE Tools Industry Mark "T" - Fluorescent Green is perfect for the studio and on set for marking actors, dollies and cameras. The CGE Tools Industry Mark "T" - Fluorescent Green is made of 11ga. cold rolled steel, powder coated, and then coated with a soft clear heavy duty PVC coating that will not damage delicate floors. The CGE Tools Industry Mark "T" - Fluorescent Green can be used along side paper tape marks without causing confusion.
Powder coated, to closely match most existing paper tape colors
Low profile and lightweight so you can carry several of them in your tool belt
If you’re concerned about these marks being kicked onset don’t fret, we’ve designed them with this in mind. Our Industry Marks™ have a hole in them so you can secure them to the ground with a nail. If you place a piece of hook side Velcro on one side they will stick to most carpets. Also, you can put a piece of ATG tape on the other side they will repeatedly stick to many smooth floor surfaces. With Industry Marks™ in your kit you will be prepared to mark anyone and anything, on any surface, quickly and easily.
The fluorescent colored marks are great for chroma-key coves because they are easily keyed out and do not destroy the painted cove floor. Dolly grips love our Glow-in-the-Dark I marks because they can easily see them on the darkest sets. Industry Marks™ are more useful, durable and lighter than any other reusable mark on the market. Period.
T-marker size: 101 x 101 x 5 mm
PVC coating, helps prevents damaging delicate floors
The two holes allow you to attach the T-marker to the ground
Powder coated, to closely match most existing paper tape colors
Low profile
Lightweight
11ga. cold rolled steel
Also available in Glow-in-the-Dark
T-marker size: 101 x 101 x 5 mm
11ga. cold rolled steel
Powder Coated
PVC clear coat protection
T-markers are used in filmmaking to indicate where actors should stand and move during a scene. They can be made from tape or metal brackets and are used for a variety of purposes, including: Actor positions, Focus marks, Boom op positions, and Camera and lighting equipment placement.
The reason T shapes are used is because it tells your actor how far left and right they need to be, but also how far forward or back they need to be.
Having T-marks and tape helps to improve accuracy when shooting as the actors, camera and focus puller know where they need to be to hit their marks. If you need to do many takes, the technical side of the filmmaking will be consistent and it will help save time when shooting.
Here are some tips for using T-markers:
Use different colors for each actor: This helps actors keep track of where they are.
Use a separate color for focus or camera department marks
Check the frame: Make sure the marks won't be visible in the shot.
Use tape: Tape can be used to secure the T-marks so they are bright and visible. Industry Marks™ colours match most existing paper tape colors
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