Cribbing is a crucial tool for safely supporting and leveling heavy equipment on set. Commonly used under dollies, jacks, or rigging, these sturdy wooden blocks provide reliable stabilization in a variety of production scenarios

Common Use-Cases:

• Stabilizing Heavy Equipment: When filming with large or heavy equipment, such as cranes, rigs, or cameras on vehicles, cribbing can be used to provide additional stability and prevent shifting during the shoot.

• Raising or Leveling Set Pieces: Cribbing can be used to lift or level large set pieces, such as floors, walls, or platforms, to ensure they are stable and aligned during filming.

• Vehicle Ramps and Stunt Ramps: Cribbing can be used to create ramps for vehicles performing stunts or to elevate vehicles in scenes that require specific angles or perspectives.

• Supporting Structures for Stunts: Cribbing can provide a solid base for stunt structures, such as high falls, crash scenes, or explosion setups, ensuring safety and precision.

• Lighting and Rigging Support: For heavy lighting setups, cranes, or rigging systems, cribbing can be used to distribute weight evenly and prevent potential collapse or accidents on set.

• Underpinning Foundations: In some scenes where the ground is uneven or unstable, cribbing can provide additional support under platforms or props to prevent any shifting or collapsing during action shots.

• Controlling Motion: Cribbing is sometimes used to stabilize moving parts of a set, like mechanical props or vehicles that need to stop or start smoothly for specific shots.