A fun video from our friends up north. Some hockey players, a few helicopters, and a cool little tilt on a high-altitude frozen pond.

Sign me up!

That was badass....

Until that passenger started shooting vertical video.

With TWO phone cameras, no less.

Double minor--four minutes in the penalty box.

The pilot's now in hot water over his slide thru the group of players.

http://bc.ctvnews.ca/pilot-who-skated-helicopter-through-hockey-game-defends-stunt-1.1590499

So do we need a film permit every time we strap a go pro on and go take some video? Or what is it about this video that makes it special and requires a filming permit??

National parks typically require permits for any commercial filming. Depending on how picky the authorities want to be, posting a YouTube video with advertising links that generate income could be considered a commercial film. Fortunately, none of my videos have been interesting enough to draw advertising interest.

Thanks flyhound. I understood a permit for just filming, not realizing it was in a park.