Um, wow...

The amateur movie makers will want to pause it at the 12 second mark and prepare to be humbled by the gear they used...

I was prepared to humbled if it had been a GoPro, but that crazy million dollar thing they used probably worth it.

Zzz wrote:I was prepared to humbled if it had been a GoPro, but that crazy million dollar thing they used probably worth it.

Maybe "jealous" would have been a better choice of words.

Zzz wrote:I was prepared to humbled if it had been a GoPro, but that crazy million dollar thing they used probably worth it.

Zane, maybe a year or two before I left Yamaha, Josh Hayes was part of a multi day film production at Chuchwala Raceway for some motorcycle safety video for service men and women. I think the National Gaurd paid for the filming. But anyway, it was my first time on a full on movie production set done by the pro's. They had a truck that was completely blacked out with one of those $100k cameras on a boom, a helicopter with the same type of camera and......... About 3 suitcases of GoPros. We were amazed at first that they were using GoPros but they said they actually work great for tight small places they want footage from. A they said the quality is great too.

I guess the finished video never made it to the public viewers. Amazing the amount of time, editing, money and production it takes for a short 30 video that never gets to be seen by anybody.

The only thing bigger than Tom Cruises ego: The Mission Impossible filming budget.

At least the A400 did not crash this time.