MVA Studios · Los Angeles
Monitoring & Wireless Video Rentals Los Angeles
Build a reliable viewing workflow for camera, director, clients and crew. Start with MVA’s monitoring and wireless-video systems, then connect them to the camera package and stage.
Live MVA Systems
Start with monitoring and wireless video as a system.
These are real MVA rental entries. Choose dates in the live rental system for current availability and pricing, then confirm the complete signal, mounting, power and cabling requirements with the team.
More live monitor inventory
MVA’s public rental catalog also has a dedicated Atomos monitor collection. Use the live feed below for additional on-camera and field-monitor options, then confirm cabling, mounting, power and signal compatibility with the camera package.
Plan the Signal Path
Who needs to see the image, and where?
Camera Monitoring
Confirm monitor mounting, power, signal format and the camera configuration it needs to support.
Director Monitoring
Plan a practical viewing position and wireless path for the director without interfering with camera movement.
Client Video Village
Tell MVA how many viewers need access and whether the village needs multiple displays, power, shade, seating or a separate position.
Wireless Video
Describe distance, walls, movement and number of receiving positions so the transmission system can be reviewed around the actual set.
Camera + Village
Monitoring belongs inside the camera package.
The right monitor or transmitter depends on the camera build, outputs, resolution, frame rate, power plan and how the camera moves. Build monitoring alongside Camera Rentals, then add the individual support, cabling and power needed for the confirmed system.
For a studio shoot, coordinate the viewing position with the stage, lighting and client workflow before shoot day.
What to send for a monitoring quote
- Camera system: body, outputs, resolution/frame-rate requirements and camera count.
- Viewers: operator, director, client, focus puller or other crew positions.
- Set layout: approximate distance, walls, stage/location and movement.
- Displays: monitor sizes and number of viewing positions required.
- Support: power, stands, mounting, cabling and video-village needs.
Not sure how to configure it? Send the camera package and set layout through the Production / Shoot Request and MVA can help identify the remaining pieces.
Build the viewing workflow before shoot day.
Start with a production package, then add monitoring, wireless video, power and support around the actual camera and set.
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