Sequence name Sequence description Type of motion Diving Springboard diving sequence Camera panning motion Basketball Basketball sequence High motion Fence From "digital video essentials" [16] test material.
Also included: Lamborghinis, weightlifting, motivational speeches, Muhammad Ali, and slow-motion dives into swimming pools.
Up on the edge of a massive turret, heart pounding, spotlight blar- ing to call me down (no turning back), I lean out in the slow- est-motion dive into the abyss.
They'd been called in to revive a guy at the bar, a heroin addict, best I could tell, who'd begun a slow-motion dive toward the floor; presently, he was stuck midway.
Later in the film, a skier racing down a slope leaps over a ledge and into free fall to the strains of Arvo Part's "Elegy for Benjamin Britten," a piece that seems suspended in midair as its descending melodic circles suggest a slow-motion dive into an eternal void.
The UCF sports action dataset [100] contains 150 sequences of sport motions (diving, golf swinging, kicking, weightlifting, horseback riding, running, skating, swinging a baseball bat and walking).
Osborne can't get into a conversation with anyone without blowing his top, and Malkovich's scenes of slowly mounting ire, complete with baroque insults and fervent profanity, move through time like a series of slow-motion Olympic dives.
Their robot can go 7 meters per second, or about 15 MPH, hover in place or perform all kinds of extreme motions like dives and rolls smoothly.
You can practice the motion of diving on land as well.
Ripley's slow-motion suicide dive in Alien3, for example, more than offsets the confused plotting and awkward characterisation - a legacy of well-documented behind-the-scenes interference.
Heightened moments are delivered in slow motion, as he dives into a dimension of pure symbol: a heart-shaped apparition in the peacetime town could be a manifestation of collective prewar fragility.
