The United States Parachute Association (USPA) is a voluntary non-profit membership organization of individuals who enjoy and support the sport of skydiving.
The USPA promotes safe skydiving through skydiver training, educating those wishing to learn to skydive, skydiver licensing and instructor qualifications, promoting skydive competitions and record-setting programs, and ensuring access to skydiving dropzones on United States airports and in the US airspace system.
The USPA is dedicated to skydiver safety training programs for beginning skydivers, as well as education for novice, expert, and professional jumpers. We license skydivers at increasingly higher levels of proficiency as they advance their skills and experience and are responsible for the creation of a multi-tiered rating program for skydiving instructors.
Seems like you could just shoot this all with one camera in raw and do whatever you want in post and not have so many cameras ready to snag on something.
Love it, great job Ladies. Back in the '70's when I was jumping every weekend, my roommate was a jumper as well. Our exercise in our apartment one would say, 'malfunction' to the other and the they would have to go through 'cut away' actions as fast as posible, and it helped. I had a malfulunction and cut away so fast, it was like a locked slider (canopy fluttering), slider would not come down, I had a very short reserve ride. All good, thank you Jesus!
I think this would be more helpful with animations of the different procedures. I think I understood each maneuver but the animations would have resolved any doubt
