Which camera system is used by 3B East and West?

• A. Handheld ENG cameras
• B. Sky dollies - robotic cameras on a 360-degree ceiling track
• C. Drones hovering above the set
• D. Fixed cameras on tripods without movement

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is how a studio keeps shots flexible and smooth without cluttering the floor with gear. Sky dollies use robotic cameras mounted on a track that runs along the ceiling, often allowing a full 360-degree range of motion. This setup enables precise, fluid movement around the set and quick changes in framing without operators having to move heavy equipment or crew around set pieces. It’s well suited for a controlled environment like 3B East and West, where you want dynamic coverage from multiple angles while keeping the cameras out of the action’s way. In contrast, handheld ENG cameras are meant for field reporting, drones are typically restricted indoors due to safety and regulation concerns, and fixed cameras on tripods don’t move at all, limiting shot variety. So the system used is Sky dollies, robotic cameras on a 360-degree ceiling track.