Online Auction of High-End Motion Picture Camera Equipment Formerly Owned by Clairmont Camera Ends May 22nd
Hilco Industrial & The Tiger Group are currently selling cameras, lenses, other filmmaking equipment formerly owned by North America's largest private motion picture camera equipment rental company - Clairmont Camera - in an online only auction closing May 22
NORTHBROOK, Ill., May 18, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- The August 2017 acquisition of Clairmont Camera by Keslow created a number of inventory redundancies which resulted in the need for the valuable asset sale. Both Hilco Industrial and Tiger Group are conducting the largest online auction ever of high-quality rental surplus cinematography gear which can be seen online at www.hilcoind.com/sale/clairmont-camera. The equipment is from the well-respected Southern California-based Keslow, North America's largest motion picture camera equipment rental house.
The expansive offering of 35mm lenses includes numerous Zeiss Ultra Speed and Standard Speed sets and individual lenses, including LDS models; 5, 6 and 11 Piece Cook S4 lens sets, Zoom lenses from Angenieux, Arri and Cooke; 200mm - 400mm telephoto lenses from Nikkor, and a variety of specialty lenses from macro to fisheye. Also included are 2/3 Format and 16mm Format Zoom and Prime Lenses from Zeiss, Canon, Fujinon and others. Cinema cameras being offered include Sony F55s, F65s and various Arri Alexa models, as well as digital cameras from Sony, Panasonic, and Canon. Also included are a variety of OLED and LCD monitors from Sony, Panasonic, Small HD, Transvideo and TV Logic from 5.6" field monitors to 30" 4K displays.
Additional support equipment includes heads from Cartoni, O'Connor, and Sachtler; Weaver/Steadman tilt modules; Bazooka stands and Bangi sliders; and follow focus kits from Arri, O'Connor, Willytec, and Zacuto. Also available are various size Arri Matte Boxes, wireless transmitters/receivers by Boxx and Tilta and a large variety of media from SSD REDMAGs to Sony SxS , S55, S24 and S25 cards up to 1TB.
Interested buyers can bid online immediately and through May 22 at http://soldtiger.com. The first lot will start closing at 10:30 a.m. (Pacific Time). All bidders are required to register prior to the sale. Previews of the assets are available from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on May 21 in Los Angeles, CA.
About Hilco Industrial: Hilco Industrial (www.hilcoind.com) provides industrial asset acquisition and disposition services, specializing in machinery, equipment and inventory auctions and negotiated sales. It sells the broad range of industrial assets found in manufacturing, wholesale and distribution companies. Hilco Industrial buys and sells assets through on-site, online and combination webcast auction sale events as well as negotiated (private treaty) sales. In addition to providing services on a fee or commission basis, Hilco Industrial puts capital at risk and often acquires assets or provides guarantees. Hilco Industrial operates as a part of Hilco Global (www.hilcoglobal.com), the world's leading authority on maximizing the value of business assets by delivering valuation, monetization and advisory solutions to an international marketplace.
About Tiger Group: Tiger Group plans, promotes and manages asset disposition events in connection with mergers, acquisitions, downsizings and corporate divestitures. Tiger has the ability and resources to understand market users and values and, more importantly, to act on that knowledge by maximizing disposition recoveries.
Tiger's principals have been structuring successful commercial and industrial auction and liquidation events for Fortune 1000 companies, lenders, insolvency professionals, government agencies and small businesses for nearly 40 years. Through Gear XPRES platform, Tiger has sold hundreds of millions of dollars of high-tech equipment used in the film and broadcast industries on behalf of numerous rental companies, post production facilities and product manufacturers.
SOURCE Hilco Industrial
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