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Skydiving Video and Picture Package

Making It More Than Just a Memory!

As you exit the plane our cameraflyer is right there with you in freefall, offering an amazing insight and visual experience into the world of skydiving! An experience you can share with your family and friends through your video and photographs.

YOU WILL NEVER MAKE YOUR FIRST SKYDIVE AGAIN! Do not miss this amazing opportunity to record your adventure!

The Video Package Contains an MTV style video production of your skydive from exit to opening, shown in real time. A second showing, digitally edited and enhanced with special effects and selected still frame shots. Additional footage may include the aircraft, takeoff, canopy shots and landings amongst other phases of the experience. The whole production is set to a stereo sound track for your enhanced enjoyment.

Photographs are taken at special moments during your skydive. Having both the video and the still photographs allows you to relive the thrill of your skydiving adventure, wherever you may be!

Sample Video & Photographs

Click here to see a sample of the pictures and video you can get

Video & Still Photograph Package Price

$110

Please Note: Each video is a customized production. No two are the same. Each cameraflyer incorporates their own artistry to produce the shots and effects that makes their work unique!

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Video & Photography Package

What kind of Video can I expect?
A 3 to 5 minute film of your skydive dubbed onto a DVD with music and special effects. We expect to film you at various times from when you leave the classroom to after your landing. However, because of the number of variables the only part we guarantee is the freefall phase. Bonus footage that we try to incorporate may include climbing into the aircraft, takeoff, the climb to altitude, exit, under canopy and during landing.

Can I choose my own music for the video?
We always do our best to match the music to the mood and character of each video. We have generally found that music chosen prior to the skydive may not complement the video footage. Additionally, with the many variables involved with skydiving video and photography, we have no set pattern as to when each video will be edited and are often unable to consult with the client between shooting the footage and providing the finished product. What we suggest is, that if you wish to vary the music with your video, you turn the volume down on your TV set and crank up your stereo!

How long before I receive my video?
We always try to deliver the same day but because of the special effects we put into the production and the variables of skydiving, we sometimes have to mail. We will mail for free of course, on the first business day following the day of your skydive.

What kind of still photos can I expect?
Fabulous. After your skydive you will be given a CD of the photos taken during your jump, having the CD yourself allows you the freedom to have enlargements and multiple copies made for use in a variety of applications. Some of these applications may include greeting cards, post cards and business cards.

Should I give advance notice?
Sure. We need to schedule staff to meet your needs and the advance notice allows us to better serve you.

Can I take my own camera with me?
No. You will be too busy with your skydive to look after your camera. It may be very easily lost or broken, being 2 miles above the Earth and going 120 mph, you will have enough distractions!

Can I have my friends take video or stills of me?
Sure. They will be able to take pictures of you under canopy and while landing. They will probably be able to take close-ups of you after your skydive.

Can the cameraflyer film more than one person (or can my friend and I share the video)?
No. The time and distance between exits preclude a cameraflyer from being able to film more than one student per jump.

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