This comment made me laugh as I read this from my phone in the middle of church. Thanks Clan! It was almost a trailer like yours.

Me neither. I can handle it once a year at most. I prefer hockey!

The only thing that made me pull the camera out was the thought of I wonder what this would look like on this shutter speed and shot like this. I have learned to follow these impulses.

I shot at 1/1000th of shutter speed. I then using the HVX200 had the ability to adjust the Sync Scan feature to 10 db. I think this is the shutter angle but I don't know I need to research that. I have heard that adjusting the shutter angle will give you a sharp "saving Private Ryan" feel.

The other thing is I got in with the action. I ran with the line. I charged the quarterback and got as many angles as I could to give me options as an editor. I shot all the slow motion stuff at 60FPS.

Welcome to a wonderful community. If you look at my first video I uploaded 6 months ago I too was and am always inspired here.

vimeo.com/1085656

The Panasonic hvx200 camera has a feature where I can record 60 frames per second. Shooting at 24 frames or 3o frames is normal speed. Overcranking is shooting more than 24 or 30 frames to slow things down. Undercranking would allow me to shoot 18, or 12 frames per second to create fast "speed up" shots. Shooting at 60 frames per second is really smooth slow motion.

See the shot at 1:01 as an example of 60 FPS.

1/1000th is a manual feature much like photography where you can adjust the shutter speed. Using 1/1000 is often used to catch fast action with sharp detail. It is a great way to freeze fast action. Using it in video allows sharper detail to motion. It also requires more light into the camera to allow you to use such a high shutter but usually in Arizona outside I have all the light I need.

I hope this helps.

Gotcha! I was thinking frames per second for both but this clears it up. I'm familiar with how to shoot 60fps. I'll have to check if my hv20 can change the shutter speed.

Thanks Jared and again...awesome video!

I'm honored and happy to see you guys had so much fun. Thanks!