Key Bridge Salvage 3
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On March 26, 2024, a container ship lost power and crashed into a main support for the Francis Scott Key Bridge, bringing down the bridge and blocking access to Baltimore's harbor. This video looks at efforts to remove the wreckage and restore the shipping channel from March 26 to June 7.
Video clips provided by:
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S. Army National Guard
U.S. Navy
Key Bridge Unified Command
Camera: Carmen Caver, Dylan Bradford, Chazz Kibler, Charles Delano, Taylor Bacon, Hanna Mohr, Brandon Giles, Claudio Giugliano, Mikaela McGee, Alejandro Rivera, Michael Hines, Bobby Petty, Ronald Hodges, Christopher Rosario, Theodore Lee, Dylan Burnell, Jackson Henderson, Thomas Deaton, David Grey.
"The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement."
Produced by John Z Wetmore, producer of Perils For Pedestrians.
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Thanks, John. Very interesting material. I was surprised that flame cutting those big beams into pieces is the best available method. Too bad so much very interesting footage was lost because the photographer didn't know how to pan at a speed that creates viewable video.
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I tell new videographers that they should spend a lot of time editing what they film. That is how you learn what works, what doesn't, and what additional shots you wish you had taken. I would guess that those rapid pans were taken by someone who has done very little editing. In addition to slower pans, I would advise holding shots longer. I try to always hold a shot for at least 10 seconds, but I have filmed for producers who wanted shots at least 20 seconds long, even if they might use it for less than 5 seconds. It gives you a lot more flexibility in editing.