Were able to watch the 7th franchise film of Fast and Furious last night, some says that it may also be the last film that will be ever produce but for me it's not. I've able to watched all the 6 earlier films but the stunts on this current film really is breath taking.
One of the most eye catchy on this film is the skydriving stunt where Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and the rest of his crew drove down from a C-130 cargo plane and touch down on the land via a 'Parachute'.
If weren't leaving in a hi-tech world nowadays I won't really believe that this stunt is not made via CGI but according to one of the stunt coordinator of Furious 7, Joel Kramer said, “Now, everything may be choreographed,” and added, “But it’s all real. There’s no cheating the audience.”
Andy Gill stunt coordinator too of F7 said that they did drop the cars out of the cargo plane for real, not just once but six.
Gill said, “We did drop cars out a plane,” and added, “In fact, we dropped cars out a plane several times.”
The production team did numerous test runs before the actual stunt take place.
He said, “In the end, we ended up doing six test drops,” adding, “That’s the business. You’ve got to do everything multiple times, so that when it’s go-time and the cameras are rolling, you get the right shot.”
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Image From: Youtube/Fast & Furious
One of the most eye catchy on this film is the skydriving stunt where Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and the rest of his crew drove down from a C-130 cargo plane and touch down on the land via a 'Parachute'.
If weren't leaving in a hi-tech world nowadays I won't really believe that this stunt is not made via CGI but according to one of the stunt coordinator of Furious 7, Joel Kramer said, “Now, everything may be choreographed,” and added, “But it’s all real. There’s no cheating the audience.”
Andy Gill stunt coordinator too of F7 said that they did drop the cars out of the cargo plane for real, not just once but six.
Gill said, “We did drop cars out a plane,” and added, “In fact, we dropped cars out a plane several times.”
The production team did numerous test runs before the actual stunt take place.
He said, “In the end, we ended up doing six test drops,” adding, “That’s the business. You’ve got to do everything multiple times, so that when it’s go-time and the cameras are rolling, you get the right shot.”
Reference Source: Link
Image From: Youtube/Fast & Furious