Panaglide - Misplaced Pages

Motion picture camera stabilizer brand

Panaglide is a brand of camera stabilizer mounts for motion picture cameras made by Panavision.

The Panaglide steadies the camera operator's movement, allowing for a smooth shot.

The Panaglide was used in such films as Halloween and Terrence Malick's Days of Heaven, which was the first film to use the Panaglide.

References

Above the line
Actor Leading actor Supporting actor Ensemble cast Character actor Child actor Cameo actor Bit actor Under-five Voice actor Film director Screenwriter Film producer Executive producer Line producer

Production
design

Sets	Production designer Art director Set decorator Set dresser Swing gang Matte painter Scenic design Greensman
Props	Property master Weapons master
Wardrobe	Costume designer Wardrobe supervisor
Special effects	Special effects supervisor Visual effects supervisor
Other	Hairdresser Make-up artist

Talent

Acting	Acting coach Body double Dialect coach Movement director Choreographer Extra Talent agent Stand-in Acting instructor Intimacy coordinator
Stunts	Stunt coordinator Stunt double Stunt performer Stage combat
Other	Animal wrangler

Picture	Film editor Colorist
Sound	Sound editor Dialogue editor Re-recording mixer Foley artist Voice foley Dubbing ADR Subtitles
Score	Composer Music supervisor Music editor Orchestrator
Visual effects	VFX creative director Visual effects editor Compositor Computer-generated imagery Rendering
Other	Technical director

Other

Field size

Camera placement

Perspective Over-the-shoulder Point-of-view (POV) Reverse Trunk Single / multiple-camera setup
Camera angle	Tilt Aerial High-angle Bird's-eye Crane shot Jib shot Low-angle Worm's-eye view Dutch angle

Camera movement

Lens effects

Other techniques

v t e Special effects
Practical	Aerial rigging (wire-flying) Air bladder effect Animatronics Bullet hit squib Costumed character Creature suit Dead-character costume Kitbashing Miniature effect (hanging) Prosthetic makeup Puppetry Pyrotechnics Rubber mask Matte painting Sugar glass Theatrical blood
In-camera	Bipacks Bullet time Dolly zoom Forced perspective Front projection Infrared photography Lens flares Lighting effects Multiple exposure Filtration Rear projection Reverse motion Schüfftan process Shutter effects Slit-scan Tilted plane focus Time-lapse Fast motion Slow motion Speed ramping Stop motion
Visual	Bullet time Chroma key Compositing (digital) Computer-generated imagery Go motion Introvision Match moving Optical printing Smallgantics Split screen Stop motion