Abstract: A cable arrest device for securing a cable includes a base having a cup and a cap removably coupled to the base. The cup is configured to receive the cap. A gate is formed between the cap and the base, the gate having a dimension configured to receive the cable. Relative movement of the cap and the base adjusts the dimension of the gate, such that, when the cable is received in the gate, said relative movement adjusts the dimension of the gate.

Abstract: A cable arrest device for securing a cable includes a dock, a base removably coupled to the dock, a cap removably coupled to the base, and a gate formed between the base and cap, the gate having a dimension and being configured to receive the cable therethrough, wherein relative movement of the cap and the base adjusts the dimension of the gate.

Abstract: A cable routing device for managing a cable connected to a camera includes a body having a top and an opposed bottom, and a channel extending from one side of the body to another side of the body, wherein the channel is open in a first direction to the bottom, away from the top. A latch is mounted for pivotal movement and biased to move an abutment face of the latch in a second direction transverse to the first direction to capture a cable applied in the channel.

Abstract: An in-line housing for maintaining a cable posture includes first and second barrels having first and second bores, respectively. The first and second barrels are mounted for movement with respect to each other into and out of a neutral arrangement. When the first and second barrels are arranged in the neutral arrangement, the first and second bores are coaxially registered with each other and enable rotational movement of a cable with respect to the housing when the cable is applied to the first and second barrels. When the first and second barrels are arranged out of the neutral arrangement, the first and second bores are skewed with respect to each other and disable rotational movement of the cable with respect to the housing when the cable is applied to the first and second barrels.

Abstract: A cable arrest device for securing a cable includes a dock, a base removably coupled to the dock, a cap removably coupled to the base, and a gate formed between the base and cap, the gate having a dimension and being configured to receive the cable therethrough, wherein relative movement of the cap and the base adjusts the dimension of the gate.

Abstract: An in-line housing for maintaining a cable posture includes first and second barrels having first and second bores, respectively. The first and second barrels are mounted for movement with respect to each other into and out of a neutral arrangement. When the first and second barrels are arranged in the neutral arrangement, the first and second bores are coaxially registered with each other and enable rotational movement of a cable with respect to the housing when the cable is applied to the first and second barrels. When the first and second barrels are arranged out of the neutral arrangement, the first and second bores are skewed with respect to each other and disable rotational movement of the cable with respect to the housing when the cable is applied to the first and second barrels.

Abstract: A utility bracket used for the simplified attachment of accessories and equipment to photography/video support systems.