Léo Taillefer’s Line of the Winter: A 2015 Ski Film
A first-person ski film gives you a peculiar role: you are close enough to see the ski tips, but someone else is making every decision. Léo...
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Marshall Miller’s Foggy Mountain BASE-Jump Film
Fog changes the way an action-camera image feels. It hides the distance, removes the familiar horizon and leaves the viewer with only a few...
A Squirrel Takes the GoPro: An Unexpected View from the Tree
A ground-level camera has an unexpected visitor, and the view soon leaves its carefully chosen position. The squirrel-GoPro clip is funny b...
Polar Bears from Water Level: Film, Sea Ice and Ecological Context
The camera rides close to the water, and a bear’s pale head becomes the point to follow. GoPro’s Polar Bears: The Quest for Sea Ice gives ...
GoPro’s Penguin Dance-Off: How an Edit Creates the Joke
A penguin takes a few steps, pauses and turns; put those movements beside the right beat and a beach begins to resemble a dance floor. GoPr...
An Eagle’s-Eye Mountain Flight
The camera travels with an eagle, bringing trees, rock and mountain scenery toward the viewer in a way a fixed landscape shot cannot. A gli...
Let Me Take You to the Mountain: GoPro’s Andes Adventure
Travis Rice, John Jackson, Chris Davenport and Lynsey Dyer feature in a GoPro journey into the Andes. The film joins the search for terrain...
The Falling GoPro and the Pig-Pen Ending
A camera falls, the view spins, and an unexpected animal appears after the landing. That sequence made the falling-GoPro clip an especially...