DIY Car Rig: How I Shot The Courier with One Ratchet Strap From Backyard to Feature Film

Ever wonder how to get professional "car process" shots without a $100k process trailer? In this video, I’m taking you behind the scenes of my film The Courier to show you exactly how we rigged a tow dolly in my backyard to capture high-stakes pickup shots.

[What’s in the Video] I’m breaking down the raw, 20-minute "how-to" footage where I’m literally sitting on the fender of a tow dolly with nothing but a ratchet strap for safety. You’ll see the raw handheld footage followed by the final, color-graded scene from the movie to see how it all came together.

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The Rig: DIY Tow Dolly Setup

The Gear: Handheld Cinematography

The Film: The Courier (featuring Michael Showers)

Location: Backyard Pickups

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