Blue Angels IMAX: An Insider Look at Making the Film
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Join John "Gucci" Foley on a thrilling journey behind the scenes of the Blue Angels IMAX film in this exclusive Interview. Experience firsthand the dedication and precision that goes into both the aerial maneuvers of the US Navy Blue Angels and the groundbreaking filmmaking process.
In this special presentation, John sits down with Greg "BOSS" Wooldridge and Rob Stone, 2 of the executive producers of the film, to discuss the high-stakes world of aerial precision and the intense challenges they overcame. Discover the cutting-edge filming techniques used to capture the breathtaking maneuvers of the Blue Angels and learn how this ambitious vision was transformed into a cinematic reality.
From the camaraderie off-camera to the teamwork in the skies, this video gives you an insider view of what it takes to bring such an exhilarating story to the big screen. Whether you're a fan of aviation, filmmaking, or stories of exceptional teamwork and leadership, this behind-the-scenes look at the Blue Angels IMAX film is not to be missed.
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Dad (21 year AF navigator, bombardier) would never watch an aviation video, but he did sit through my VHS tape of "Threshold, the Blue Angels Experience". That was a great movie with the F-4J unit and much larger cameras for the time. IMAX is amazing! I was starting private pilot training at Reno-Stead for a month, including aerobatics, and I felt closer to motion sickness in the UNR Planetarium theater watching an IMAX film featuring a recon flight down an African before the first raft and kayak trip down that river.
Thank you for making this film. I saw it twice in a standard theater. AMC in Brentwood didn't want to show Blue Angels in IMAX, sadly. The movie also didn't start until a week after it was scheduled to be. This is not only a film about the finest military aviators; but, about leadership and accountability. Thank you.
I saw the Blue Angels IMAX movie the first day it was released at a local IMAX theater, May 17. Outstanding cinematography and the honest look BTS with the members of the team was especially appreciated by me. One of the happiest times of my life was when I walked out on the flight line to do my job as part of the maintenance team in the Air Force as a weapons loader, or AO’s Navy speak!😉👍🇺🇸 BTW, going to see it again later today 👍
I was on the pier for the sneak pass at Pensacola with Rugdance. I’d been photographing the show for a few years on the pier, from inside the airshow box, and this group of people made it all the more special.
Wish I had seen this before the movie. I would have known particular things to look for.
BY the way Gucci, i was born in Foley, AL just a few miles from Baron Field. I remember the SNJ's flying at all hours of the day and night.
July 1940
What a great documentary!! A group of six old has been pilots, I was the only one who actually was an Airdale (AT2 58-61) in the US Navy., drove from Mobile, AL to Pensacola, FL on Sunday to watch the 1430 hr presentation of the film in the IMAX Theater. It was an outstanding movie. I remember going to NAS Pensacola to see the 50th reunion of the Blue Angels and got to meet John "Gucci" Foley in person on the flight line during the show. I also have a much shown the VHS tape of "Around The World Speed of Sound. I have almost worn out the tape from watching it so many times. I am hoping it might be re-released in Blu Ray format Thanks to Boss and all the people who were responsible for making this movie happen. GO NAVY Jim Younce AT2 - HS-7
Can't wait to watch this with my daughters. Glad to be here!
I’ve got Boss Wooldridge autograph on my Midshipman Men hat. It was so cool to get it meet him.👍🏼🙌🏼
Not the only three time leader.Butch Vores Gil Rud
You guys might like to know that at the end of the movie the sold out audience was clapping in appreciation.