“Lost Parks” Goes Vertical!

With every video we’ve produced so far in the “Lost Parks” series, we’ve aimed to add one piece of equipment to make them better than the previous episode. For instance, in the first three episodes, did you notice:

Pacific City – DLSR camera slider:

The “nostalgic” intro shots, all done via the slider.

Luna Park – GoPro Hero 2:

Even though we measured, this trolley came way too close to crushing this camera!

Manteca Waterslides – Camera crane / jib:

We won this in a Facebook contest – seriously!

And now, for our Santa’s Village episode, may we debut our latest addition…FLYING CAMERA DRONES!

Andy’s “Little Bird” flying camera drone. Photo by ACE NorCal, used with permission.

Aptly named “Big Bird” who did most of the heavy lifting for the shoot. Photo by ACE NorCal, used with permission.

Well, two to be precise, “Little Bird” and “Big Bird.” They’re proudly owned by Andrew Hansis, an ACE NorCal member, who couldn’t resist seeing what they could do for the Lost Parks series.

Turns out, it was a TON! Look for their shots in our latest episode – debuting December 9th, 2013!

For more info on the “Lost Parks” series – click here!

November 13, 2013 | Categories: Lost Parks, Television Production | Tags: ACE, aerial footage, american coaster enthusiasts, behind the scenes, camera, camera crane, camera drone, drone, flying drone, go pro, gopro, great american thrills, jib, kris rowberry, kristopher rowberry, lost parks, lost parks of northern california, Nor Cal, norcal, northern california, santa's village, scotts valley, slider, tv production | 2 Comments