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Here is the breakdown for the Mountain Rescue portion of Navy Swimmer.
- 1-camera in deep water housing which captures underwater and split level shots
- 1-camera mounted on the Navy Swimmers helmet to capture him exiting the helicopter and being lowered down in between the rocks, and then lifting back off of the rocks and back into the helicopter
- 1- camera mounted on a Cine flex gyro mount on an A-star helicopter giving us helicopter to helicopter shots; our scope. The Navy swimmer helicopter leaving the tarmac, heading to mountain rescue location, hovering at a scene, and then heading back to base. Mission accomplished
- 1- camera in the Navy Swimmer helicopter capturing pilots communications, Navy Swimmer & Corpsman getting ready, jumping out of helicopter and retrieving climber
- 4- cameras on the mountain terrain with 4 different focal lengths lensing the action from a distance. 1-300mm Canon, 1-600mm Canon, 1-70-200mm Canon Zoom, and 1-100-400mm Canon Zoom
- 3-cameras hand held underneath the choppers prop washing getting more intimate coverage, seeing the Corpsman lower down, then Navy Swimmer comes down with the backboard, hand held as they help climber, and then document him getting pulled up to the helicopter
- 1-camera on tarmac in a mini-van as Navy Swimmers get the call
- 1- camera hand held following the swimmers to the helicopter and preparing before lift-off
- 1-camera on wide shot as helicopter lifts off
Here is the breakdown for the Sea Rescue portion of Navy Swimmer.
- 1-camera in deep water housing which captures underwater and split level shots
- 1-camera mounted on the Navy Swimmers helmet in a surf housing so that it can take on water
- 1- camera mounted on a Cine flex gyro mount on an A-star helicopter giving us helicopter to helicopter shots, our scope
- 1- camera in the Navy Swimmer helicopter capturing pilots communications, Navy Swimmer & Corpsman getting ready, jumping out of Helicopter and retrieving pilot
- 4- cameras on a boat back away from the prop wash and with 4 different focal lengths. 1-300mm Canon, 1-600mm Canon, 1-70-200mm Canon Zoom, and 1-100-400mm Canon Zoom
- 1-camera on tarmac in a mini-van as Navy Swimmers get the call
- 1- camera hand held following the swimmers to the helicopter and preparing before lift-off
- 1-camera on wide shot as the helicopter lifts off
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