
This #MojoTrek features some new gear for mobile filmmaking a mobile journalism.
We will use this extended adventure to test out the gear we selected and make many story types to be able to share a variety of moments along the journey.
Follow this post to see the latest videos and photos from each of the 14 stages on the tour.
Camera gear

Here is the kit I brought with.
#MOJO Rig
- Metal Tripod
- Metal iPhone mount
- Wireless Mic
- Cold shoe Mount
- Lapel Mic
- Cable adapter (2)
- SC6- L
Split track adapter
- On camera mini-shotgun mic
- Arca Swiss quick release plate and mount are included with the tripod – a very pro touch.
Filmmaking Rigs
- Insta360 One R
- GoPro Hero 7
- Zoom H2N with Dead Cat
- Two Manfrotto Super Clamps
- Syrp Genie
- Two powerbanks
- Sennheiser ClipMic Digital MKE-2
- Bullet time rig (Self-made)
The apps

Insta360 camera

We’ll be documenting the 700 kilometer cycle trip travel with this 360 cam from Insta360.

My DIY “Bullet time rig” is made from a spare photo handle and two safety cables borrowed from my studio light truss.

One 360 camera, two German Cube Kathmandu XT-class bikes, four waterproof bike bags loaded with camping, cooking and rain gear.

Check out the GPX trail maps and mobile map apps that I use to chart the course between Belin and Copenhagen

In my first road tests this popular clamp just did not have enough grip to hold the rig steady on the trails.

My improved camera mounting rig is simple and strong. It is made from a Manfrotto Super Clamp, a Insta360 selfie stick
and a double-male 1/4-mount adapter.
Here is a peek at what this rig is producing. My field test at the Brandenburg Gate.
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