Keith Breazeal Video Productions

I shot photos at the Northstar-at-Tahoe Downhill Mountain Bike Race on Sunday, 29 July, 2007. Normally I shoot video but the old still photography bug bit me. I grabbed the Canon S3 1S camera and started hiking up the mountain. So, here's a slide show to music.

Jason Newburg Aerobatics flight video of extreme aerobatics with an on-board camera in the Extra 300 S. Shot using Viosport Adventure Cam 3 and JVC 5000U, and edited with an Applied Magic ScreenPlay editing deck. Video is mixed frame accurate so you get a truly spectacular visual effect. The super-wide panorama lens is mounted on the glare shield above the instrument panel. This position, in combination with the super wide lens, has a view of the control stick. Seeing the control inputs really "punches up" the total effect.

Crank It Up!!!!!! Some of my favorite burnout sequences from the "Last Drag" at the Baylands track in the San Francisco Bay area. My video camera smelled of burnt rubber and nitro-methane for weeks. I was nearly killed in 1971 when a blower explosion sent car parts flying straight at me. From then on, I shot from the start line instead of further down the track.

The Peterbuilt "Shockwave Jet Truck" has three jet engines with a total of 36,000hp and 18,000 lbs of thrust. Quarter mile is 256mph in 6.36 seconds! Shockwave is very popular at airshows and drag races. Typical airshow performances include driving by the crowd line and lighting the afterburners, blasting down the runway at speeds approaching 300mph, and racing aircraft down the runway. If you like noise,speed, and fire, here it is. Guinness Book of World Records lists Shockwave as the fastest full size truck at 376mph.

The U.S. Naval Air Station Moffett Field was host to some of the greatest airshows on the west coast. An Adventure In Flight was shot at the 1989 airshow and still is one of the best airshow videos ever shot. Moffett always got top billing and the location was dead center in California's silicon valley, resulting in huge spectator turnouts. The performers for the 1989 show included the P-3C Orion, Brigette de St.