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NfO synopsis: Stunt car rolls over in ‘normal’ then slow motion.
EXHAUSTION chronicles a professional athlete’s journey from rest, to exhaustion, and recovery. Exhaustion was filmed in epic detail and extreme slow motion at 4,000 frames-per-minute, with Chris Watson’s...
Nick Wood reports from Selfridges department store in London’s Oxford Street, on a slow start to the post-Christmas sales. With bargains now available all the year round, it seems the winter sales have...
Ocean Sound This Week No.70 Programme 70 of a weekly news and sports review Called Ocean Sound This Week, broadcast by independent radio station Ocean Sound on 28 February 1988. Presented by Pete Wardman....
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Slow Motion Diving. DESCRIPTION: A Diving Exhibition filmed in slow motion. SHOTLIST: Various shots of the women diving. Slow motion is used and among the performers is Miss Marjorie...
Major Segrave, on wonderful new Sunbeam, does 150 miles an hour in first "try out" but slight defect prevented attack on world’s record. A slow-motion "snap". Too fast for slow-motion!
NfO synopsis: Australia’s fast bowler Ronald Halcombe in slow motion
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: More No Ball Controversy Culprits. DESCRIPTION: Australian cameraman again slow down the action to catch the ‘no-balls’ during the test match versus India. SHOTLIST: KS GV Adelaide...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: The Other Grand National. DESCRIPTION: From Pardubice in Czechoslovakia - a steeplechase on one of the most difficult courses on the Continent. SHOTLIST: LS pan horses racing. MS pan...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: 11 Year Old Girl Carries Away US Diving Honours. SHOTLIST: Slow motion shot of the girl diving. Slow motion of another woman diving. Slow motion shot of the girl diving again. CU of the...
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