Recently, more and more examples of ingenious follow focus systems have found their way from the innovative minds of filmmakers, to the pages of the familiar crowdfunding site Kickstarter, hoping to make their creative dreams a reality. The latest example comes from an NYU film school graduate by the name of Brandon David Cole and the filmmaking equipment company, Midas Mount, bringing with them a new bike-handlebar rack focus system dubbed the “Snap Focus”.
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