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To get a small studio with production capabilities established, Baden Powell College came to Lemac, who were able to source the most suitable equipment to match their budget, assist in it's set-up, and provide in-house training for staff on the usage of the cameras, wireless microphones & the Blackmagic ATEM control software.

Recently, Lemac was honoured to be one of the exhibitors at the inaugural ACS I Like To Move It expo at Channel Nine’s Docklands studio. Designed to showcase all the services and products available to professional film, TV and web production for mounting, supporting and moving cameras, and run in conjunction with the Vic/Tas awards night, the event was a great success. As a long time supporter of the ACS, Lemac naturally leaped at the opportunity to show off our new range of grip, support & stabilization options.

Batting for Change is a fundrasing campaign led by NSW Blues cricketer Ryan Carters. Cinematographer Cam Ford approached Lemac for sponsorship. As editing began on the video, he spoke with Lemac;

The Cooke Anamorphic/i lens set has landed at Lemac! Included in the kit is a 32mm, 40mm, 50mm, 75mm & 100mm and Lemac's factory trained Lens Technician has completed a QA on the brand new set.

Comedian Josh Thomas returns for the second season of Please Like Me with support once again provided by Lemac. Cinematographer Matthew Temple shot the 8 episodes over 10 weeks. He speaks with Lemac.

This article continues on from part 1, which can be found here.

Lemac embraced the exciting range of Zeiss CP.2s (Compact Primes) with the first set in 2010 - comprising 25mm, 35, 50 & 85mm T2.1 lenses. Since then the family has been growing and now includes 9 primes and 4 compact zooms.

Shot in and around Sydney throughout May and June by Dan Freene, ACS with support from Lemac, Soul Mates is an Australian comedy series set to screen on ABC2 in late 2014