Standard Teleprompter Rental Los Angeles

12″ Gold Plate
Standard Teleprompter

• Dimensions: 12.1” (305 mm)
• Reading distance: 4.5m (10 ft)
• Brightness: 1000 Nits
• Aspect Ratio: 4:3
• Contrast Ratio: 500:1
• Resolution: 1024 x 768
• Image Reverse: Yes
• Integrated Tally and Cue Light: Yes
• Video Inputs: BNC (Composite),
• VGA
• Looping Power: No
• Looping Composite Video: Yes
• Weight: 7.7 kgs (17 lbs)
• Power Consumption: 35W
• Compliance: CE, FCC, ROHS

We have both large and small teleprompters. Our primary rental unit is the Autocue Professional series 12″.

The AutoCue Professional Series 12″ is a versatile and reliable machine designed for  demanding broadcast studio and location shoots.

The copy is clear and easily readable in bright sunlight. Our monitors feature an  outstanding 1600 Nits (Nits is the industry’s brightness standard). For a monitors to be readable in sunlight it must produce a minimum of 1000 Nits.  

Our Gold Plate MSP 12″ mounts the prompter to a tripod using our totally adjustable “Gold Plate System.”  It easily slides on a 15mm rail system with two sliding plates, one for the camera body and one for the lens.

It enables the camera body to move forward and backward to fit an Alexa, Red, F3 or any size camera (DV or ENG), even a small “prosumer model.”

The rear of the Gold Plate rig holds one or more counterweights for use in balancing very lightweight cameras.

If you are outside or away from AC power, our professional units can be powered from a battery pack (12v), which we can supply.  This makes the unit perfect for use in even the most difficult daylight, or location broadcast situation.

Our machines include a lightweight hood for easy transport to the set.  It easily adjusts up or down to allow placing the lens to shoot through the exact center of the glass, with no need to adjust the camera.

We use the highest quality Gold Plate Professional Teleprompters from AutoCue. Our rental service provides you with a critical free service upgrade.

In engineering terms we use the word redundancy, referring to the inclusion of extra components that are not strictly needed for functioning, but are there in case there’s a failure in other components. A high degree of redundancy is built into the machinery installation. In this way we avoid problems if anything goes wrong.

Though unlikely, if there’s a possibility that something can go wrong, we are prepared.

We always carry duplicate connectors and cables in case of any failures.

If there’s any laptop troubles we always carry another one handy, a big bonus. It’s an advantage to our clients. They could be modifying the script in one laptop, while our operator prompts using the other. Quickly switch laptops once the edit is finished, for smooth working transitions on set.