There is a great forecast for this weekend so this Saturday (24th) we will be heading over to Sandy Point with the heli gathering some footage for a new video we are making and if anyone's interested we will be doing some one on one photoshoots as well so if you want some great photos or aerial video from the heli while blasting down the speed run at Sandy Point this is the day.
Time: from about 9.30am till 2pm.

Cost is $150 for aerial video and $150 for stills (approx. 50 images). Payable on the day.

We can only bring one load of fuel so spots are limited to only about 10-15 people. Contact us on infoatwindsurfaustraliadotcom or through seabreeze if you want a spot.

Can I catch a lift across in the helicopter too?!
Don't miss out Pit Crew

Woah,
Looks like it will be an epic day looking at the forecast.

Forecast for Sandy Point today is WSW 30-50 knots in squalls. [}:)] Tomorrow it's 20-30 SW moderating with sunny breaks in the arvo.

stringer said...

how is the chopper going to go in 50 knots squalls!

No problem with a Black Hawk, maybe it can help with some dune restoration chk chk BOOM!!!

decrepit said...

chopper down wash combined with 50ktsqualls could be interesting sailing!

A fantastic experience today with Colin in the choper filming. He is so close it is a bit scary at first and on one gybe it seemed like I was right under him and got the backwash.
Awesome job mate and I would really encourage eveybody to take an oppertunity like this up if it comes around.
Can't wait to see the photos!!!

A great day today and i look foward to seeing everyones pics. Amazing to see a Heli chasing all down the strip, hopefully no lenses were broken
Save your dollars for the next one

Just a couple of samples from today , rest will be up next week and the video should be finished in about 2 weeks - so good to finally do a shoot at Sandy Point and also got to sail down the speed course myself today www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.376190499077851.90995.299496563413912&type=1

wantmorewind said...

As all the guys said, What an experience it was unreal!, lost count on how many runs i had down with the chopper and Col only meters in front of me! a couple of times i thought i was gunna hit it a i through into gybes..

For all those people that turned their nose up at the price .... YOU LOOSE! it was worth every cent and i will be doing it again at the chance!!!

Thanks Col had a ball

The price is very cheap obviously these people haven't ever got any family portraits done, I could line up 4 people for a shoot at Lake Bonney Col

sailquik said...

I asked Col about LG. Answer: Nah, brown water. No good.

He did think that the flat water might make a nice texture with the sun reflecting off it though.

I can see one problem though. It may be very difficult to line up and go on demand to take turns for the chopper to follow.

Which made me think about a launching platform. A portable structure about three steps long and half a meter wide. Carry it out to about half a meter of water. Stand on it with your board next to it. Take two running steps and step on. Away we go.

Waddaya recon Tony?

90mm down pipe, a heap of junctions, a few elbows and a lot of glue.Maybe a sheet of ply for the deck. Next problem

Star pickets or similar, tech screws, cordless drill. Inflatable dinghy or punt to get out there. Job done in a few minutes flat. Oh and did I mention the call out fee.

Andrew us tradies need more complex promblems to solve

Only if the answers were this easy to improve my performance on the water