Mica è colpa mia
Aerial Filming with Freefly Alta X and Arri Mini in Naples for Mica è Colpa Mia...
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Rich in colour, passion and history, this spectacular aerial journey reveals Spain as never seen before. Flying cameras soar over the Sagrada Familia as architects work around the clock to finish the building. Daredevil barnacle hunters rappel down jagged cliffs to hunt for one of the world's most exclusive shellfish, and we glide over one of the world's greatest abandoned buildings nestled deep in Spain's northern mountains.
Client: National Geographic
Production: Windfall Films
Production Manager: Ben Church - Renata Pavelka
Directed by: Didi Mae Hand
Locations: Rio Tinto, Seville, A Coruna, La Roja, Anana, Barcelona
Aerial Filming with Freefly Alta X and Arri Mini in Naples for Mica è Colpa Mia...
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