ECG can mount any camera to any part of any car (within reason).

Check out the stats on our Sticky Pods (From the manufacturer’s website):

Suction Force: 200 pounds! (that’s how much force it takes to pull the Original or ProPak model straight off)
To Release: Just roll up the edge of the suction cup with your finger to release the vacuum pressure.
Dimensions: Rectangle - 11-1/2 X 9-1/2 inches, triangle - 8-1/2 X 9-1/2 (locked down in place)
Extensions: solid black anodized CNC machined aluminum rods (not hollow tubes)
Construction: All metal, no plastic at all.
Weather Climate: sub-zero to 105 degrees F (it doesn’t get any hotter here in Denver)
Duration: Up to 30 days when sitting still, around 4 hours in a very hostile (off road and racing) environment.
Speed Limit: At least 175 MPH! (We do not know the Sticky Pod’s speed limit!)

ECG has two sticky pod directors, with all the bells and whistles that come with them.  We can mount virtually any size camera to any part of a vehicle and feel confident that we will get the shot we need.

Recently used our Sticky Pod Directors on a shoot we did for Saab. Here is Jason Sirotin attaching one of our pods to the back to the car, to allow us to shoot the back logo of the car, while it barrels around the big track at Road Atlanta.

Here is Jason setting up our roof camera.  Because the cars would be speeding around the track at around 100mph, we stuck with our old XL-1, just in case.  But even after streaking around the course AND driving on the skid pad, the camera was solidly mounted to the car, the shots looked great and stable, and the footage pleased the client.  What more could you ask for?

To see a full breakdown of our shoot with Saab, check out ECG Atlanta’s post.