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/PRNewswire/ -- Iowa is repositioning itself on the proverbial map today, changing from "flyover" to "flythrough" state. The team behind several viral drone...
The duo behind recent viral drone videos featuring Bryant Lake Bowl, Mann Theatre in Plymouth, the Mall of America and others is back with another jaw-dropping video.
Talk about a throwback to The Big Lebowski! A single-take video shot with a drone flying through a Minnesota bowling alley in the United States has been prasied by various celebrities and big-name film-makers. Minnesota bowling alley drone video The video made to encourage people to return to bars, restaurants and bowling alleys, went viral quickly after it was produced by Rally Studios in March 2021. According to ABC News, the video begins outside where the drone swoops in from across the street and through the doors of Bryant Lake Bowl in Minneapolis. “From there, the drone flies in an...
US drone pilot behind viral bowling alley video takes tour of movie theatre in other film Posted SunSunday 14 updated SunSunday 14 MarMarch 2021 at 3:14am Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch 1 Share Print text only Cancel A drone pilot who has captured the attention of Hollywood with a dramatic video that takes the viewer soaring through the inside of a bowling alley has another similar film shot inside a movie theatre. Key points: His single-take shot of a bowling alley went viral The other video takes the viewer on a fly-th...
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Minneapolis bowling alley drone video takes off online 14 Mar, 2021 07:12 PM 2 minutes to read The video is one single shot. Photo / Supplied Other A video taken by a camera-equipped drone buzzing through the nooks and crannies of a historic Minneapolis bowling alley has attracted millions of views online. The drone in the 1 1/2-minute video at Bryant-Lake Bowl follows bowling balls down the alley and takes viewers behind the alley's reset mechanism, back out on to the floor and into the bar. The video is the work of 25-year-old cinematographer Jay Christensen, produced by Minneapolis-based R...