SPECIALIST
FILMING SERVICES
[Aerial Filming]
[Climbing & Mountaineering]
[Underwater]
Aerial filming
Skydiving
Leo
and Mandy have made over 6,000 skydives and often jump out of aircraft
wearing camera helmets to film in freefall and under parachute for various
film companies. Leo has three 16mm 1VN photosonic cameras with 100ft
& 200ft magazines which will run between 25-200fps. Using this equipment
Leo has shot several skydiving commercials including Yes
chocolate bars, Sunday Correspondent, RAF recruitment advertising and
a German margarine company.
They
recently organised and filmed sequences for a feature film called Killing
me Softly to show 3 climbers mountaineering then falling off to
their deaths. By using some of the worlds best climbers, and skydivers
falling from a helicopter the result was stunned the audience at the
world premier in London.

Leo has now added base jumping to his list of
sports, on his 12 base jumps from either Angel Falls or Arco in Italy,
all have been with 16mm cameras.
Ballooning

Mandy is a commercial pilot with her own pretty coloured balloon, which
can carry up to 3 passengers. With Leos skills at aerial filming
they make a good team for any work involving ballooning.

Leo often films from outside the basket, hanging from a rope attached
to the apex of the balloon getting a unique view of the passengers and
pilot.

He also had a suspended camera bag which holds film, video and stills
cameras and was used for the BBC production Extreme Animals
to film Steve Leonard doing a tandem jump from the balloon, whilst Leo
filmed him in freefall.

They have recently made a trap door sketch involving
all three skills of climbing techniques, skydiving and ballooning.