Spark, Mavic Air, and GoPro to make a FUN waterpark video.

BingErr · Jul 25, 2018

Had a blast making this video for a local inflatable water park. The owner let 3 of us in for free to film all the hand held shots, and I used my new CentriGoPro (GoPro on a clothes hanger) to get a few shots. Filmed all the aerial shots the day after using Mavic Air and Spark, so the clouds and sun doesn't exactly match but close enough. Tried to pick a song that I could make faster cuts and still keep it under 4 minutes. The last 30 seconds is actually a blooper of me trying to swing the GoPro around my head while standing on the Iceberg and slipping and falling into the lake. Made a great shot though! HAHA!

Jim Nielsen · Jul 26, 2018

That's really cool!

How did you do those 360 spins around your body when you were standing on top of the pyramid?

BingErr · Aug 2, 2018

Jim Nielsen said:
That's really cool!

How did you do those 360 spins around your body when you were standing on top of the pyramid?

No a drone. It's a GoPro on a clothes hanger and fishing line.

Jim Nielsen · Aug 3, 2018

BingErr said:
No a drone. It's a GoPro on a clothes hanger and fishing line.

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Do you have any instructions we could follow to duplicate that? I'd love to make one of those!

Aushim Relemton · Aug 3, 2018

Whoa very cool video. Great Work!!

BingErr · Aug 3, 2018

Jim Nielsen said:
Do you have any instructions we could follow to duplicate that? I'd love to make one of those!

BingErr · Aug 3, 2018

So pretty much mount a gopro to a wooden hanger. Make sure you can tilt it because you have to adjust your shot frequently. Then fishing wire on the corners of it going back to an handle. I added that i-hook and screw so it can spin freely, as my first prototype kept getting tangled. BTW, I saw this in a Matt and Kim music video.