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#8 Traditional Camera Cars Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

A Traditional Camera Car (“camera car”) includes any self-propelled vehicle specifically engineered for the mounting and manning of cameras and other equipment for the primary purpose of filming from a stationary or moving vehicle. Excluded from these guidelines are specialty tracking vehicles, including but not limited to, motorized process vehicles, and powered camera vehicles (such as ATV, golf carts, snowmobiles, rally cars, camera bikes, side cars and other like vehicles). The addition of a process trailer/towed vehicle to a camera car shall make that vehicle also subject to the provisions of Addendum A – Process Trailers/Towed Vehicles. The addition of any manned or unmanned camera boom/crane or arm to a camera car shall make that vehicle also subject to the provisions of Addendum B – Camera/Crane Boom Vehicles. The addition of anything extending beyond the camera car shall make that vehicle also subject to the provisions of the  Power Line Distance Requirements Fact Sheet.

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