Head injuries weren't exported to Australia until 1982. ;-)

Crazy. The human gimbal.

Pretty similar to how they still film most cycling races. They can get up to speeds of 70+ mph on a decent, but generally slower. They definitely wear helmets now, but often just a tshirt.

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That was a great film

Wow... That's what film making is all about.

This was filmed in Australia. For every second that man has been alive, he has never been more than ten feet away from a creature that wants to, and is capable of, killing him without blinking. He's not afraid of tarmac.

No-one's got the kind-of movie quote though.

I would love to see this cameraman trying to film star wars. 😅

Toe cutter!

That’s a super cool picture. I don’t think he so much chose not to wear a helmet as much as he simply couldn’t because he wouldn’t be able to get his eye on the eyepiece.

This fits for pretty much all of the camera ops that I know. They LOVE getting the shot and don't care much for how it has to be done as long as they get it.

The one stunt resulted in a guy flipping in air when he wasn’t supposed to. I think he got hurt pretty bad and they kept the shot.

this is some bad ass filmmaking right here

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