The Dad Project--Thirty Ninth Installment: F-14 Tomcat Test Pilot скачать в хорошем качестве

The Dad Project--Thirty Ninth Installment: F-14 Tomcat Test Pilot

Welcome to “The Dad Project”. Tonight's episode is a bit of revisionist history. Not too long after I posted Installments sixteen and seventeen that covered my dad's time as a test pilot in the F-14 program I received his files that included pictures and papers having to do with his time at Grumman. Among the pictures were some that made me realize that I had made a mistake about his flight to deliver F-14 #5 to Pt Magu. Additionally there was more information about demo flights, familiarization flights and the like. So this installment sets out to correct the mistake as well as looking a little harder at the PR aspect of the test pilot. Enjoy. In any case this is my effort to tell my dad’s story through the planes he flew. His first flight was on November 8th, 1957, and his last was on September 10, 1998. I had hoped that my dad would be on camera telling me these stories, but he died almost two years ago now, so I am telling his story for him. I have his autobiography, his flight logs that tells a precise story of landings and takeoffs that should equal the other except for one fateful flight on June 20th, 1973. If I am successful, “The Dad Project” will span a minimum of thirty-eight installments. One installment for each type of plane he flew. From the antiquated DC-6B to the wonders and exhilaration of the F-14. A bit about me— https://onemorevoiceinthewilderness.w... And for the camera and equipment geeks out there— The video was shot on the OMD EM-1 III with the Olympus 17mm 1.2 lens sitting atop a Giotto MH1301 Ball Head attached to the iFootage RB-A200 Cobra 2 22" Round-Base Monopod. In addition I used the Rhino ROV Pro for any tracking shots. Recorded with an Audio Technica AT 897 microphone through a TASCAM DR-60D Mk II and into the Atomos Ninja V Monitor. Video recorded with the Ninja V Monitor. A new Padcaster Pro teleprompter(fantastic piece of kit). Lights used—Pixel G1s RGB Video Light, Viltrox L116T and a Neewer CB60 60W LED Video Light with Softbox. The video is put together with Adobe Premiere Pro and the Tour Box Neo.