This clip is from TGR as they film for next season’s flick up in Baldface, BC. I love the behind the scenes look into the production with these crazy “tree people” really getting after it. The angles these guys are getting with cable cams are pretty sweet and give a great perspective on this amazing terrain. Can’t wait to see the full segment as well as more of these types of shots in the future. Nice job TGR!
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