HINESight Entertainment's Stunt Rigging Services

At HINESight Entertainment's Stunt Rigging Services, cutting-edge technology meets unparalleled expertise and service to our clients, ensuring exceptional and safe stunt performances." For film projects and live shows demanding the most thrilling stunts - falling, fighting, flying, or dynamic corridor sequences - our team is the industry's go-to for elevating action to breathtaking heights. We prioritize your safety above all. Our SPRAT-certified riggers, ETCP-certified professional stagehands, and SAG-AFTRA From automated flight systems to custom hardware fabrication, our diverse range of services, including Air Rams, Decelerators, and XYZ axis automated flight systems, guarantees that every stunt is not only spectacular but also anchored in uncompromising safety. Trust HINESight Entertainment to bring unbridled dynamism and security to your project's stunt rigging needs.

• Air Rams

• Automated flight systems 

• Camera Tracking Rigs

• Custom Fabrication of Specialty Hardware

• Decelerators

• Descenders

• Fall Protection Safety for cast and crew

• Hand Pull Set-ups

• Ratchets

• Rope splicing, including Dyneema, Spectra, Technora, Kevlar, and Vectran. 

• XYZ axis automated flight systems

What does a stunt rigger do?

A stunt rigger is a specialist who meticulously designs and implements complex systems of ropes and pulleys. These systems enable stunt doubles and actors to safely execute high-flying stunts, such as leaping off cliffs or maneuvering under speeding vehicles, without risk of falling or injury. Their role is crucial in ensuring the seamless execution of stunts while maintaining the highest safety standards.

What does a stunt rigger do?

Stunt riggers are skilled in utilizing a variety of blocks and pulleys, including snatch blocks, swivel blocks, single and double pulleys, and square blocks. These tools are typically paired with rigging ropes strategically looped through the pulleys multiple times to securely attach to the object or person involved in the stunt. This technique is vital for the safe and effective execution of complex stunt sequences in the film industry.