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Experience Zero Gravity

By SoCal Connected Staff
September 20, 2011
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See the world through the eyes of base jumpers in Norway, Switzerland and France — launching themselves into space from cliffs as high as 6.000 feet.

The filmmakers at InfinityList.com say they hope the video provides "the feeling and the emotion that we feel when we think about the experience of Base Jumping in the most scenic locations of the world."

Maybe we'll just watch from the sidelines for now.

Starring:
Ossie Khan, Stephen (Sparky) Baich, Fred Fugen, Vince Refett, Jade Edaj, Pepe Cam, Adrian Acquado, Jeremy Bourne, and Woody

produced by:
Betty Wants In

In Association with:
Melbourne Skydive Centre

Shot on a GoPro

Music: Alex Khaskin - "Life is Beautiful"
itunes.apple.com/us/album/life-is-beautiful-single/id459746023

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