HC
Penarth Pier, if I'm not mistaken.
I'm facinated by how they shot that.
Obviously not a steadycam shot. Brave operator to lean over the sides of the pier and keep the shot that smooth.
The R>L tracking is so smooth and seemless. First I thought it was a done with a technocrane, placed centre of the pier, then moving the boom arm very slowly across, but you'd expect some sort of angle repositioned issues halfway across.
So, now thinking it may have been done with the camera on a dolly rail, which itself was positioned about a foot above and a foot each side over the side rails and of the pier and done it that way.
Can I use this moment to say that this is probably my favorite ident of all time?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsaX1ILMWNg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsaX1ILMWNg
Penarth Pier, if I'm not mistaken.
I'm facinated by how they shot that.
Obviously not a steadycam shot. Brave operator to lean over the sides of the pier and keep the shot that smooth.
The R>L tracking is so smooth and seemless. First I thought it was a done with a technocrane, placed centre of the pier, then moving the boom arm very slowly across, but you'd expect some sort of angle repositioned issues halfway across.
So, now thinking it may have been done with the camera on a dolly rail, which itself was positioned about a foot above and a foot each side over the side rails and of the pier and done it that way.