Norseman flying in Red Lake
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Shot in Red Lake, Ontario. Directed by Harriet Carlson. Shot by Mikey Williams and Simon Harju. Sound by Caleb Hawkins and Rodney Dwira. Music by Mark Sandberg. Stills and help from LeRoy Stevens III. Screened at the Bay Street Film Festival, Indie Can FF, Winnipeg International FF, Lakehead Outdoor FF, CTV Videomakers Competition during Cinefest Sudbury (Community Pulse Award), and Canada International FF (Best In Canada). Starring: My dad.
Brings back memories, heritage video, Thank you
i learned to swim at Cochenour Beach, learned to fish out at Post Narrows...
this little BEAUTIFUL film brought so many happy memories of a childhood, 1957-1962 thanks you so very much indeed for posting this, its so lovely.
xxx
The Norseman has a special place in my heart. It takes me back to my childhood, when we flew in the Norseman from Minaki to our then new place out in the bush for Christmass. It must have been in 1972 or 73. I also flying out moose hunting with my dad and guests in the norseman. Man we used to fly soooo overloaded! Thanks for this film! Gerhard Gehrmann jr.
Maybe I´m too much of a bush flying and radials lover; maybe it was the music; maybe it was the memories; maybe the prospect of re-living them; the fact that I was actually living them by watching it... Whatever it was, thanks!
That is one big little plane carrying a big load of history !
Great plane and an excellent pilot. That looks like a day well spent!
Love this movie, love that your family commented on it so quickly as well. :) Awesome!
Hey, Hugh, fantastic!!!!!!!!!! Wish I could have flown with you on this. Brings back wonderful memories of beautiful country and good people. And a great job of filming.
Rick Beauchamp
Yep, that's Larry Morden at the beginning with the dogs in the truck.
If you are around for Norseman Days, they have Norseman rides available at the Government Docks!
Thanks!
That was thoroughly enjoyed my friend. Thanks.
I believe the were used by the North West Mounted police or the RCMP as a police aircraft a long time ago . I think the Beaver went in production later than the Norseman .
Boy, was it really seven minutes and a half? I hit the play button and couldn´t move a single muscle til it was over. I don´t know if you got any award at that contest, but you sure shoudn´t care. That was one of the most captivating pieces of art I´ve seen in a while.
We couldn't get a good sound recording in the aircraft. You'll have to use your imagination. Thanks for the comment.
Great shooting & editing! well done!
Very nice story and music..
just found this video by accident, im from ear falls i know red lake very well
Wonderful
Thanks, guys, for checking it out!
Very nice video!
great video!
Es el sueño de mi vida. Mi padre lo hizo realidad.
Thank you the for great comment!
Lovely film & soundtrack.
Is that handcrank being wound in the ceiling to extend - retract the flaps?
Hi sir, can I ask you what the turning thing in the cockpit is for in the Norseman
Well, four years too late, but I am fairly certain that is the elevator trim.
Music that covers up the sound of a radial engine is a sin - nice job otherwise