Goshen County, Wyoming, 2009. This was documented *heavily*, not just by this but also by a bunch of other chasers, as well as the Storm Chasers show. Of the many things to note here, the film leaves out some details of this specific chase (and that year as a whole), including a completely different driver and cameraman, plus two other chasers who were right behind TIV, all of whom were on the show, and had their own footage uploaded onto CZcams. They definitely spliced a lot of different production footage into this sequence, and if I remember right basically every single other sequence, like the Wadena, MN tornado of 2010 that was a near direct hit but not quite, which was then promptly placed before this in 2009 for dramatic effect. Oh, and the Vortex 2 team? They barely helped TIV at all that year and the next, and in fact the IMAX crew was booted off the research convoy because of reckless driving a year later. While that may have been blown out of proportion due to the fact that we know all of this from reality TV, who really knows at this point. That being said, Wurman and company did get a lot of great data, all the papers that came from it are out on the internet. All the screaming, which was Sean, was definitely real: they found out the hard way that TIV2 didn't have anything holding the turret down on it's rollers, and when it got hit by fairly significant and swirling winds for the first time, it started bouncing up and down and risked being flung off the vehicle with the several thousand dollar camera and Sean himself. It does also leave out the late stage of this storm, in which it crossed the road that the Vortex guys were on. It was intercepted at this point by Reed Timmer in the original Dominator, and the late great Tim Samaras who dropped turtle probes just outside of the circulation if I remember right. Overall a classic tornado.
@@Learkish299 He wasn't just screaming holding the IMAX camera. He was screaming because he was letting go all of the stress and pain he went through to get the shot of inside a tornado for the past 8 years.
"In less than a minute, it was over".. That definitely not the 1st time Sean has said that before..😂😂 I can't stand that dude.. I don't see why anybody would willingly work with him..
"In less than a minute it was over ..." Real time footage lasts about 3 minutes of pure terror.
I'm so glad he finally got his shot! 🎉
I've been waiting to see this forever.
This was epic
Jacarri what're you doin here lol@@tornadohunterjacarrirblxwx
@@tornadohunterjacarrirblxwx I FOUND A COMMENT :O
Great job, Shawn. Great job
Goshen County, Wyoming, 2009. This was documented *heavily*, not just by this but also by a bunch of other chasers, as well as the Storm Chasers show. Of the many things to note here, the film leaves out some details of this specific chase (and that year as a whole), including a completely different driver and cameraman, plus two other chasers who were right behind TIV, all of whom were on the show, and had their own footage uploaded onto CZcams. They definitely spliced a lot of different production footage into this sequence, and if I remember right basically every single other sequence, like the Wadena, MN tornado of 2010 that was a near direct hit but not quite, which was then promptly placed before this in 2009 for dramatic effect. Oh, and the Vortex 2 team? They barely helped TIV at all that year and the next, and in fact the IMAX crew was booted off the research convoy because of reckless driving a year later. While that may have been blown out of proportion due to the fact that we know all of this from reality TV, who really knows at this point. That being said, Wurman and company did get a lot of great data, all the papers that came from it are out on the internet. All the screaming, which was Sean, was definitely real: they found out the hard way that TIV2 didn't have anything holding the turret down on it's rollers, and when it got hit by fairly significant and swirling winds for the first time, it started bouncing up and down and risked being flung off the vehicle with the several thousand dollar camera and Sean himself. It does also leave out the late stage of this storm, in which it crossed the road that the Vortex guys were on. It was intercepted at this point by Reed Timmer in the original Dominator, and the late great Tim Samaras who dropped turtle probes just outside of the circulation if I remember right. Overall a classic tornado.
This isn’t recent is it? I’ve been wondering how they are all doing! Huge fan as a kid!
It's footage in his imax movie
Why does that voice sound like Bill Paxton?
That's because it is. He was the narrator for this film. :)
This Reminds me of Roblox’s Twisted too much
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I wonder why
When are you getting back chasing with Reed?
At about 3:00, it sounds like a person screaming!!
Bc Sean is struggling to hold the imax Camara at that time
@@Learkish299 He wasn't just screaming holding the IMAX camera. He was screaming because he was letting go all of the stress and pain he went through to get the shot of inside a tornado for the past 8 years.
At 1:59 why does it sound like bill Paxton?
It is. Bill Paxton narrated the documentary film.
Robert Paxton the legendary actor did good job
That is Bill Paxton, not Robert.
Now show me the shot PLEASE!!
they did its at 2:33
Tornado: Destroying everything in its path and can turn on a dime
Some people: "Lol, let's follow it and get really close"
That was "WICKED KOOL" 😎
"In less than a minute, it was over"..
That definitely not the 1st time Sean has said that before..😂😂
I can't stand that dude.. I don't see why anybody would willingly work with him..
Sean is just a child.. plain and simple.