Quote Originally Posted by S10CHEVY View Post
Before making any comments, I want to see what you do, when actually approaching a ramp.
If you're winning to buy the cameras, I'm willing to film it. You realize in order to film something like that I would have to break the main rule: Don't occupy the boat ramp more than 5 minutes. And 5 minutes is like an eternity.

I don't have a camera man or a sound man.

1. I have to frame a shot.
2. Film for 10 seconds.
3. Get out of the truck, turn off the camers
4. Pick another angle. Frame the new shot. Change lenses if necessary.
5. Get another 10 seconds.
6. Get out of the truck, turn off the camera, change lenses.
7. Check audios levels.
8. Compose the next shot
9. Rinse and repeat until I get the whole thing done.

This could easily take 30 to 45 minutes to shoot something that only take less than two minutes of footage you see.

That's how movies are made, that's how the video you saw was made. I can't do that at the boat ramp without violated said rules. But I guess everyone has an opinion, I guarantee you no matter how I do someone will have a problem with it. And I'm not sure why you care about what I do at the boat ramp. Such is life, I'm going back to YouTube.