Wow! Just... wow!

[Aerial Media Pros]

Freaking Awesome. Very nice flying, and very unique shots. Way to go bud.

 

[MombasaFlash]

is it done in reverse?

The driver checking his mirrors sorta gives it away.

Henning sticks to basic rules for successful aerial sequences and one of the golden ones is 'don't get too complicated'. The simple shots are the most usable and give an editor so much more to work with. Obviously a good "HTF did they do that" shot is always nice and there are techniques and tricks to help. Assuming that opening sequence is a reverse, the actual shot is relatively simple. The magic has happened in the edit and suddenly the sequence becomes outstanding.

Nice production.

 

[Bowley]

Wish I could see it. (Internet too slow in Atlantic). Is it Henning Sandstrom's?
His work is big part in why I started trying to do AP/AV

 

[maxwelltub]

it would be hard to drive the truck backwards that fast

is it done in reverse?

 

[nicwilke]

I would of thought so.
The multi starts in front of the truck and the truck is reversing down the road. The multi flys towards the truck and then rises. Then the footage is reversed.

Who wants to try this as a simple test?

 

[MombasaFlash]

it would be hard to drive the truck backwards that fast

.... er ... speed adjustment in post?! The fact is a shot like that is nigh on impossible to obtain without resorting to tricks. So, reverse it and speed it up if necessary.

 

[3dheliguy]

That's Hollywood editing good stuff.

 

[Jodde73]

Really nice! Recorded in my hoods.

 

[Bartman]

.... er ... speed adjustment in post?! The fact is a shot like that is nigh on impossible to obtain without resorting to tricks. So, reverse it and speed it up if necessary.

flying too slow with the heli except in completely slack air can be difficult too though.