Built to fly on the arm.

Fits any arm

Universal mounting board fits jib, crane and robotic arms, no extra brackets.

Steady in motion

Light on the arm, rigid through a seismic-resistant frame.

No extra battery on the arm

Powered by the camera's own 12V DC.

Safe around the crew

Rounded anti-collision corners protect people and gear as the arm swings.

Reads clearly, even craned back.

At 21.5″ or 19.5″, both true 1920×1080, the prompt stays sharp and easy to read as the jib pulls back and sweeps wide, the distances where smaller arm prompters start to fade. Talent holds the line whether the arm is tight on their face or craned out for the wide shot.

Steady through every move.

A lightweight, compact build keeps load off the arm for smoother movement, while a seismic-resistant aluminum-alloy frame holds the shot steady as the arm travels.

Mounts to the arm you run.

The universal mounting board adjusts to fit each arm directly, with no separate bracket per rig, so one prompter works across rocker arms, cranes, robotic arms and shooting robots.

From script transfer to rundown control.

With the optional IP system, this prompter runs as its own networked host: scripts and control commands arrive over IP as data, not video, so the picture is drawn right at the prompter and there is no video stream to lose. MOS support keeps every position in sync with the newsroom rundown, and if the network drops, playback continues from the prompter itself.