Here is something we found in the archives for the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. While cleaning up and working on decluttering the office, we found the long-lost edits of my Five-Part Series about Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. This was initially produced for the now-defunct “Current TV” network.
It was strange after Katrina. The footage was incredible, but I had never really done any interviews about being there for 20 years for anyone, just self-produced content. Yes, I really did have walking Pneumonia and a fever while chasing the storm, and I felt like crap, but I knew it was the storm of the decade.
For those wondering, why did I give one person a ride and not the other? Simple answer: Timing. If the man on Canal came up to me with a pet the next day, and asked for a ride to somewhere nearby that was dry, I would have said get in. You have to remember that, during the storm back in 2005, professional video cameras were huge. The front passenger seat of the SUV (GMC trail rental) was a huge camera mounted on a tripod that was strapped into the seat. The back seat and cargo area of the SUV were packed with survival gear, additional cameras, camera tapes, and computers. Remember, this was 2005, not 2025, when an iPhone could be used as a Movie Camera. After the storm, when I knew I could make it out and head west to Houston, I gave away most of the survival supplies to people at the hotel and the EMS staff at the airport, so the front seat and back seats were empty the next day.
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Footage from the airport of the massive dust storm that hit Phoenix, AZ, this evening. Video shows the massive dust storm moving over the city, and then finally it starts to Rain Dirt at the airport as the dust cloud overtakes the area.
Shot List:
00:01 – Footage of the massive wall of dust moving into the Phoenix, AZ metro.
00:19 – Camera pans around to show people watching the massive dust cloud roll into and overtake the airport.
00:41 – The dust cloud is at the edge of the airport.
00:48 – The dust cloud is overtaking the airport and about to overtake the cameraman.
01:14 – It starts to rain dirt from the dust cloud.
01:16 – You can not even see the end of the concourse at the airport when looking down from the top of the parking ramp.
01:28 – More B-Roll of the dust storm as the
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A large waterspout touched down just outside the Port of Miami, Florida, at 10:20am this morning as cruise ships prepare to depart on trips today. Various shots of the waterspout, storm clouds over Biscayne Bay and Port Miami, Miami Beach skyline, and cruise ships at the port. No audio.
Shot Description
00:00 Wide shot of waterspout at Port Miami, and then zooms in on it.
00:44 Waterspout SE of port.
00:52 Waterspout SE of port varied.
01:01 Cruise ships Freedom of the Seas and Norwegian Gem at Port Miami.
01:10 Cruise ship Norwegian Gem.
01:17 Cruise ship Freedom of the Seas.
01:26 Cruise ship Carnival Conquest.
01:34 Wide shot of Venetian Island and Miami Beach skyline with stormy skies.
01:38 Wide shot of Port Miami and stormy skies.
01:44 Wide shot of North Miami Beach skyline and stormy skies.
01:48 Med shot of Hibiscus, Palm, and Star Islands and stormy skies.
SID: Brian Dombrowski
#waterspout #tornado #flwx
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