
The Storm Chasers Part 2
2 years ago
Part 2 of The Storm Chasers. This is the best half with all the action saved for the end. Giant Hail, big tornadoes, all the thrill of the chase.
This is a documentary I have been working on for over a year. Filmed mainly with an XDCAM F350. I drove over 9000 miles, flew a further 20,000 miles and shot 20 hours of material to get to this stage. I hope to either sell this as a finished documentary, offers please ;-) or to continue to add to it with new stories that will be shot over the next year to bring it up to a full hour. I will leave it up on Vimeo for a limited period only.
This is a documentary I have been working on for over a year. Filmed mainly with an XDCAM F350. I drove over 9000 miles, flew a further 20,000 miles and shot 20 hours of material to get to this stage. I hope to either sell this as a finished documentary, offers please ;-) or to continue to add to it with new stories that will be shot over the next year to bring it up to a full hour. I will leave it up on Vimeo for a limited period only.
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Very nice work.
This will definitely work as a educational video since it's too short for broadcast.
Just imagine, one day schools will have Blu-ray players with HD educational videos being the new norm...
Cheers
Guess you don't need a timelapse cameraman as you can shoot long duration video, but I can offer motion control with it should you ever want. Good luck with the rest of the project.
I like the sound of the British narrator, the American guy sounds a bit contrived. I'll bet the BBC would buy this, especially since you filmed with a professional camera.
If you can swing it, the sound of tornado sirens going off and post-tornado footage of the destruction might add to the drama. There's a human element that would be very interesting if you covered it.
But yes, a very nice video indeed. I'm glad you've decided to share all of your hard work on Vimeo, and the best of luck with the distribution side of things.