Mission:Norway

AIRVŪZ STAFF NOTE : Award-winning contributor Grim Berge created this amazing recreation of a scene from the 2018 blockbuster Mission: Impossible - Fallout from its original filming location. Located in western Norway, Preikestolen, aka the Pulpit Rock, features a vertical cliff of over 600 meters (almost 2k ft.) down to the Lysefjorden. Shot mainly with a DJI Inspire 2 drone, the video recreates an epic escape scene in the film, which was set in the Himalayas but was in fact filmed right here in Norway.

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Mission:Norway was an incredible project filmed mainly with DJI Inspire 2 X7, either flying or handled from Helicopter. We had two helicopters in operation, and closed off the famous Pulpit Rock seen in Mission:Impossible Fallout. The Project was accomplished in cooperation with Visit Norway, Fjord Norway, Region Stavanger, Destinasjon Ryfylke, and Visit Haugesund. Incredibly, this video had its premiere as a trailer before the Norway Premiere of Mission:Impossibe Fallout, which was set up on the Pulpit Rock. We also filmed this event, and Tom Cruise shared one of my pictures widely in social media. Link: https://www.facebook.com/officialtomcruise/photos/a.134516669979.22212.81512169979/10151097218559980/?type=3 From a technical drone perspective, this video is quite amazing, showing how you can use a drone both for aerials, crane shots, gimbal system from helicopter, tripod mode, and handheld. Its possible to make a Hollywood style video using just a drone.