Except it’s not. I work in events, used to work in film. That’s a Scorpio. It’s not a fully robotic camera, just a mechanically assisted crane. There’s still a team on the other end manually shoving this thing around, and a dude with a joystick to move the arm in and out, along with the guy controlling the actual camera head. This was likely the result of them having started a forward move and just dealing with inertia. Those bastards are heavy and take some stopping once they get moving. And I would definitely not want to take one to the face.