Title: New independant filmmaker at Cannes
Post by: Paul Hamilton on 06-Jul-11, 09:31:59 AM
http://youtu.be/rIu5B3Fsstg (http://youtu.be/rIu5B3Fsstg)
This may be staged, in which case it is still amazing.
Paul
This may be staged, in which case it is still amazing.
Paul
Title: Re: New independant filmmaker at Cannes
Post by: Bobbie Ireland on 06-Jul-11, 09:37:54 AM
Get out!!! Whether it is staged or not (and it is hard to tell these days), it's a good one, Paul. Did you see the one I posted earlier this week re the gull stealing the cat food? Now, THAT was real!!
Title: Re: New independant filmmaker at Cannes
Post by: Donna on 06-Jul-11, 11:52:07 AM
easy enough to carry! My cat was answering the Seagull, both howling together. Great Video, thanks!!Title: Re: New independant filmmaker at Cannes
Post by: Donna on 07-Jul-11, 06:31:48 AM
A camera-hungry seagull snatched up a man's digital camera and took it for a test flight over Cannes.
And the entire theft was captured on video.
The fowl crook took off with YouTube user Opica1983's GoPro digital camera in June after he placed it down on the sidewalk to record video of the bird.
The seagull is seen in the video approaching the camera, then grabbing it before shooting into the air.
"Hey, hey," a voice is heard yelling, followed by a grunt, suggesting a mad-dash was made to retrieve the $200-plus camera.
Since it was posted, Internet users debated whether or not the video was authentic. Some believed it was a viral video made by GoPro to promote their cameras, something the company has denied.
"We did not set that up and we had nothing to do with that," GoPro's Director of Communications, Rick Loughery, told ABC News on Tuesday.
Opica1983 insists it’s real, too.
"I wanted to shoot seagull, I didn't expect that seagull [would] grab my camcorder and fly away," he told ABC News in an e-mail.
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And the entire theft was captured on video.
The fowl crook took off with YouTube user Opica1983's GoPro digital camera in June after he placed it down on the sidewalk to record video of the bird.
The seagull is seen in the video approaching the camera, then grabbing it before shooting into the air.
"Hey, hey," a voice is heard yelling, followed by a grunt, suggesting a mad-dash was made to retrieve the $200-plus camera.
Since it was posted, Internet users debated whether or not the video was authentic. Some believed it was a viral video made by GoPro to promote their cameras, something the company has denied.
"We did not set that up and we had nothing to do with that," GoPro's Director of Communications, Rick Loughery, told ABC News on Tuesday.
Opica1983 insists it’s real, too.
"I wanted to shoot seagull, I didn't expect that seagull [would] grab my camcorder and fly away," he told ABC News in an e-mail.
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Title: Re: New independant filmmaker at Cannes
Post by: dale on 07-Jul-11, 01:42:47 PM
http://youtu.be/rIu5B3Fsstg (http://youtu.be/rIu5B3Fsstg)
Paul
Paul
made my day. completely. anything that happens now will be icing on the cake.
Title: Re: New independant filmmaker at Cannes
Post by: jeanne on 07-Jul-11, 02:18:11 PM
If that happened here, "Buddy" the gull would be taking pictures of Carol P!
Title: Re: New independant filmmaker at Cannes
Post by: dale on 07-Jul-11, 09:02:29 PM
I assume others noticed this video near the Cannes one...
Seagull Steals From World's Laziest Cat (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iFufXkDBEQ#)
Seagull Steals From World's Laziest Cat (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iFufXkDBEQ#)
Title: Re: New independant filmmaker at Cannes
Post by: margaret on 07-Jul-11, 11:57:42 PM
:rofl:
Love this video of lazy cat and smart gull! is this for real?
Love this video of lazy cat and smart gull! is this for real?