The Screen Works 48" Skirt for the 5'6"x7' Stager's Choice Projection Screen - Gray is a smart addition to any presentation. This skirt helps close the projection area and focuses the viewers' attention on the screen. As it is an opaque barrier, it also provides a secure curtain behind which you can store cases, pamphlets and other material not needed immediately.

The biggest benefit of the skirt is that it helps block distracting light from filtering through the background and disturbing your presentation.

Pleated Velour skirts available with trim kits or stand-alone

Standard height 48"/122cm

Skirts snap to bottom of screens

Perfect accessory for front or rear projection screens

Velour skirts offered in Black, Blue, Gray and Burgundy

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Could you mount a gimble (e.g. Ronin-S) on this slider and program it so that with your slider motor programmed you could create a camera move that not only pans, but tilts as well during its movement?

A: Yes, mounting a gimbal to this slider will work fine.

Q: 2. Does the GP-80QD speed ramp at the end of the travel range and if so, can the user set how slow and how fast the slider ramps up/down?

A: The GVM Professional Video Carbon Fiber Motorized Camera Slider (32") does not offer the option to ramp the speed at each end of the slide currently.

Q: 3. Does it come with a remote?

A: It comes with a wired controller.

Q: 4. Is this a newer model GVM slider than the GVM GR-80QD?

A: From the manufacturer, "its the same version- we just made a different model numbers for different platform. but it came out the same time"

Q: 5. Hello guys. What Battery is used to operate this slider. Thank you.

A: This uses the Sony-type L-series batteries and the one that is included with the package is an NP-F770.

Q: 6. Can I mount a camcorder if it is light enough in weight?

A: Yes, the following slider will support a payload of 11 lbs.

Q: 7. Can it be used in a vertical mode? Such a scanning down/up a plant stem.

A: Yes, but the payload limit is significantly reduced. The slider supports up to 11 pounds when horizontal, and 5.5 pounds when set at a 30° incline.

Q: 8. I found this to be pretty bumpy where the vibrations transfer to the camera. Any tips to reduce the bumpiness?

A: Bumpiness is usually a bi-product of poorly quality-controlled product outputs. Higher end devices, which employ more restrictive and accurate scrutiny, will provide smoother performance.

Q: 9. The specs say max 11 lbs, but I'm doubting that based on the video. Has anyone used a larger, heavier camera than the DLSR shown?

A: The load capacity of 11 pounds is what GVM rates it for. This slider is more geared towards DSLR and Mirrorless cameras, but it can work with small cinema cameras that go up to 11 pounds.

Q: 10. Can this slider work with a Sony PXW-Z150?

A: Yes it can easily handle the caeras weight. Reccoment you get the pan/tilt head for your camera.