Cheese Plate for SuperCage
Our Review
Moment Cheese Plate for SuperCage — more mounting points for a travel filmmaking rig
The gist: A $75 bolt-on accessory that adds a grid of extra mounting points to the Moment SuperCage, letting traveling content creators rig up mics, lights, or monitors without buying a whole new cage.
- Industry-standard threads: ARRI anti-twist 3/8"-16 threads plus twenty-eight 1/4"-20 threads give you real flexibility for mounting accessories you'll actually use on the road.
- Cable-friendly design: a widened bottom slot lets most cables pass through cleanly to the SuperCage hub, useful when running a mic or external monitor mid-shoot.
- Lightweight metal build: machined aluminum alloy keeps it strong and compact without adding significant weight to a travel kit.
- Modular add-on: lets you expand your SuperCage rig gradually rather than paying for every accessory up front.
AppleInsider's review of the SuperCage system (which the Cheese Plate bolts onto) praises its "strong, durable, aluminum unibody build" and gave the base rig 4.5 out of 5 stars, calling out cost as the main downside — a caution worth keeping in mind before adding accessories like this plate.
Best for: traveling filmmakers already running a Moment SuperCage who need more mounting points for mics, lights, or monitors. Skip it if: you don't own a SuperCage — this is a bolt-on accessory, not a standalone rig, and it's not compatible with BaseCage. Runs ~$75 — check the current price before buying.
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