Watch: BASE jumpers leap from US hotel rooftop bar, sparking 'mass panic'
Bagley told Nashville's WSMV TV that "I would be lying if (I said) I wasn't experiencing some trauma. There was staff shouting that you can't do that." In an e-mail to USA Today, Bagley wrote: "It was absolutely shocking. I felt like I was in a movie." "I noticed one of the guys walk in because of his gear. He just stuck out with the helmet and the GoPro," Bagley told USA Today, saying the incident was at about 6pm. "Then I scanned lower to see the harness, then the bundled parachute in his right hand. In a moment of focus, I started filming. I wanted to make sure I captured what was goi...