A Gimbal Operator on how to film skiing…while skiing
Alexander Ryden a professional Gimbal operator and follow-cam skier from Åre, Sweden.
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Posted on November 8, 2021 in Behind the Scenes by Alexander Ryden
Alexander Ryden a professional Gimbal operator and follow-cam skier from Åre, Sweden.
Alexander Ryden
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