The integral component within a modular system, this 22" long Westcott Scrim Jim Cine Frame Tube 22"from Westcott Scrim Jim Cine Frame Tube 22"is used to construct customized panels in sizes ranging from 1 x 1' to 8 x 8'. When paired with optional fabrics, such as silks or diffusers, frame tubes form the rigid support from which fabrics are attached to create flags, diffusion panels, book lights, v-flats, or numerous other light controlling tools.

This tube is constructed from anodized aluminum alloy and heavy-duty hook-and-loop tape is riveted to two sides of the tube for attaching fabrics. A 3/8"-16 threaded mount is incorporated into the tube for mounting atop stands and additional dedicated self-locking connectors are used to combine several pieces of tube to create flat 2D frames or dynamic 3D light shaping tools.

For Building Scrim Jim Cine Frames    Attaches to Other Tubes and Connectors    Anodized Aluminum Construction    Hook-and-Loop Tape on Two Sides    Integrated 3/8"-16 Mount

Tube measures 22" long and can be added to additional tubes through the use of dedicated, self-locking connectors.

Anodized aluminum-alloy construction and self-locking connectors both help to maintain rigid, reliable frame configurations in various sizes up to 8 x 8'.

Hook-and-loop tape is riveted onto two sides of the tube and is used for attaching a variety of fabric types to the frame system.

A 3/8"-16 mount is incorporated into the tube's design for mounting to stands or other accessories.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How does this Scrim Jim 48x48 compare to the Chimera, or Matthews Road Flags? Which is sturdiest, for example?

A: Westcott uses the highest quality fabrics tested for consistent results and anodized aluminum framing and a positive-locking system for the frames.

Q: 2. Can the 6x6 scrim also be used to make the 4x6 and 4x4?

A: Yes you can use sections of the frame to make a 4x4.

Q: 3. Is there a way to angle this on a C-Stand? Or is this used only for handheld applications?

A: Nicholas, We recommend mounting this using the 2' Yoke (Westcott Part #7459) and that simply attaches to a grip head on top of a C-Stand.

Q: 4. Can you attach two Westcott Flex 1x1's to this 1x2 Scrim Jim frame with it being just as easy and neat? For example, I may buy one 1x1 and upgrade later.

A: Two 1' x 1' Flex panels fit easy and neat on the 1' x 2' Scrim Jim Cine Frame.

Q: 5. Will the previous Scrim Jim clamps work with the new version frame?

A: Due to the Scrim Jim Frame being thicker, the Original Scrim Jim Clamps do not work with the Scrim Jim Cine. For the Scrim Jim Cine, we recommend using the Center Jaw Vise Clamp (Westcott Part# 1980).

Q: 6. Does this frame set come with a carrying case?

A: Nope. Though it really should!

Q: 7. How is this best attached to a C-stand grip head?

A: Jaye J. is right. But more specifically it's called the Westcott Scrim Jim Cine Clamp with 5/8" Stud BH# WESJCC58S Get that and a solid Grip Head and you're stoked. The Clamp works so well, you can position your frame in so many different ways, it's awesome.

Q: 8. With the 8x8 frame, can you use the half-length sections to create (2) or at least (1) 4x4 panel(s) as well? Or will they only work in combination to make an 8x8 frame? I won't always need the 8x8 but would like to have the option of just one system for both smaller and larger shoots. Obviously I'd have to buy the different size diffusion materials but would be great if the frame could be used for both sizes.

A: As is you can make one 4x4' from the parts of the 8x8' kit. If you buy more corners https://bhpho.to/2xLlsQw you could make two.

Q: 9. Do the velcro rags on the Scrim Jim make noise in wind? There is a reason why they use rope ties in the film business. Velcro seems like a bad idea to me.

A: Not any more then then a standard rag

Q: 10. How does this compare to the Matthews Road Flags collapsable frame?

A: This frame would break down into 8 sections whereas the Matthews Road Flags Frame breaks down into 4 sections.