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Velkomin í sjónræna ferðalag Ferdi Fischer! Þessi hluti er hannaður sem kraftmikil klippibók sem býður upp á innsýn í spennandi og viðkvæman heim Ferdi Fischer. Skoðið bak við tjöldin tökur sem afhjúpa kvikmyndalögin og sýna vandlega undirbúning hverrar spennumyndar og fanga erfiðið og þrautseigjuna sem myndar ósýnilega hlið spennumyndagerðar.

Behind-the-scenes Bad Boys 3 filming in Atlanta with helicopter pilot Fred North in the air, a stuntman dangling from a ladder beneath the helicopter, a big Edge Arm camera crane on the ground, many crew members visible, all seen from the viewpoint of WarpCam operator Ferdi Fischer on set.
Low-angle 45 degree WarpCam still of a black-clad rider on a motorcycle speeding through a tunnel, captured close to the front wheel at high speed for a cinematic commercial look.

Stuttgart

Hraðmynd úr WarpCam af svörtum mótorhjóli sem keppir um göng.
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Fast X Fast and Furious 10 action scene in Rome with a massive explosion and a car flipping in the background, while a group of tourists poses for a photo in the foreground, seen from the viewpoint of camera operator Ferdi Fischer.
Cinematic WarpCam still from a US defense commercial showing a Humvee driving toward camera with two military operators on board, one aiming his weapon so the visible laser beam passes close to the lens in a dimly lit, dramatic tactical scene.

Óupplýst staðsetning

Frammynd frá WarpCam af Humvee með stjórnendum og leysigeisla sem sker í gegnum myrkrið.
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Action director Ferdi Fischer standing at Video Village on a film set in Germany, holding a radio and watching the monitor closely with several crew members gathered around him as they review a fight scene in progress.
Action director Ferdi Fischer inside a house on a tactical film set, standing near a staircase and demonstrating the WarpCam angle to a group of soldiers as he walks them through how to move during a house clearance sequence so the action reads clearly on camera.

Þýskaland

Ferdi Fischer leiðir hermenn í gegnum atriði þar sem þeir eru að hreinsa til í húsi fyrir WarpCam.
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Action director Ferdi Fischer at night on a smoke-filled movie set, holding the WarpCam remote control and talking to several military special operators gathered around him as he explains the next tactical infiltration scene, with haze and ground smoke creating a dramatic atmosphere.

Óupplýst staðsetning

Leikstjórinn Ferdi Fischer kynnir hersveitarmenn fyrir næturmyndatökur með reyk og taktískri lýsingu.
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Ferdi Fischer and another stunt performer standing side by side in the Nevada desert on a dry lakebed, blue sky above and several heavily modified Mad Max style vehicles parked behind them on the sand.
Director Ferdi Fischer on an Amazon Prime car show set, standing with an early WarpCam prototype slung over his shoulder while briefing the drivers of two heavily modified, Fast and Furious style cars, his electric skateboard at his feet on the tarmac as they prepare for the next dynamic driving shot.
Over the shoulder portrait of action director and stunt coordinator Ferdi Fischer on a snowy Dunlop commercial set, facing two precision drivers as he briefs them on the next driving sequence in a cold winter landscape.
Action director and stunt performer Ferdi Fischer jumping from a scissor lift roughly 10 to 15 meters above the ground into an airbag during a Stunt Hero TV show shoot in Interlaken, with a scenic backdrop of Swiss mountains and valleys behind him.
Stunt performer Ferdi Fischer midair in front of a large garage door with windows on a Black Forest movie set, being yanked backwards by a ratchet pullback at the exact moment the explosion blast shatters the glass panels behind him.
First person GoPro view from Ferdi Fischer standing on top of the 45 meter Burgsteinfelsen in Bavaria just before his world record high fall for the TV show Galileo, with his arms and feet visible at the edge of the rock and dozens of cardboard boxes far below appearing tiny in the distance.
Side angle stunt shot of Ferdi Fischer suspended in the air in front of a garage door on a Black Forest movie set, a split second after the blast as bright orange flames and debris burst through the windows behind him, moments before he is fully engulfed by the explosion.
Side view composite photo showing multiple positions of Ferdi Fischer performing a backward gainer from the 45 meter Burgsteinfelsen during his world record high fall into stacked cardboard boxes, the entire arc of his descent captured step by step in one image with the landing boxes and spare boxes visible on the ground.
Stunt performer Ferdi Fischer captured midair in a 45 degree top shot during a 45 meter high fall, arms spread wide and legs slightly bent like a skydiver as he free flies downward toward his cardboard box landing out of frame.