Footage of the rapidly changing fall colors from Northern Minnesota around Lutsen, MN in the Sawtooth Mountain range along the north shore of Lake Superior.
Various footage of wide and very close up from on top of Moose Mountain and along the Temperance River valley.
Clip 1 Shot of the National Forest sign welcoming visitors to the Fall Color Tour in the Sawtooth Mountains.
Clip 2 Fall colors from on top of Moose Mountain
Clip 3 Pan shot on top of Moose Mountain
Clip 4 – 5 Fall colors along the Temperance River valley.
Clip 6 Driving along the Temperance River valley.
Clip 7 Traffic checking out the colors
Clip 8 – 9 Fall colors from on top of Moose Mountain
Clip 10 Tight shot with a fast pull back on top of the mountain.
Clip 11 Medium shot of lots of color
Clip 12 Tight shot of lots of color
Clip 13 – 18 Wide shot of lots of color
Clip 19 – 20 Medium shot of lots of color
Clip 21 – 25 Tight shots of colors
Clip 26 – 27 Wide shot of color and Lake Superior in the distance
Clip 28 Wide shot of colors from on top of the mountain
Clip 29 Medium shot of contrasting colors of Orange and Green showing the 50% color change.
Clip 30 – 31 Tight shots of color
Clip 32 POV driving shots under a canopy of color.
Clip 33 36 Tight shots of fall colors.
SID: Douglas Kiesling
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Two days of rain thanks to abundant moisture and a stalled frontal boundary have lead to widespread flooding. Rain will continue through Thursday before drier air moves in on Friday. Video package includes various shots of cars and trucks driving through flood water, LEO on scene, road underwater along Hwy 17.
SID: Brian Barnes
A Fall-ushering cold front swept through the region on Friday bringing long overdue rains to the area and knocking temperatures down to more Fall-like values for the last day of summer. Many areas received over an inch of rain on Friday, but skies cleared overnight and left behind perfect weather for many of the area festivals going on across the region. Sunny skies and temperatures in the low 70s greeted festival-goers who enjoyed good food, parades, and music.
Video package is a two-parter, covering two of the Saturday festivals in southern IL. TRT is 4:58, see description below for festival locations and information.
PART 1 – Shrimp Festival in Golconda, IL (0:00-2:57)
The 13th Annual Shrimp Festival occurs every year in Golconda along the Ohio River. It began in 2001 to help promote Southern Illinois Prawn Growers and has been growing every year since. Along with the fantastic foods, goers can take a buggy ride or fly aboard a Black Diamond Aviation Helicopter. This was also the second year that a Corn Hole Contest was run.
Scene 1: Wide shot of festival.
Scene 2: Shot of festival tents in front of downtown building.
Scene 3: Shot of stage with Cotton Patch Express playing.
Scene 4: People standing in line for shrimp foods.
Scene 5-9: Various shots of people eating food.
Scene 10: Panned shot of people standing in line for food.
Scene 11: Festival goer holding bowl of gumbo.
Scene 12-16: Various shots of shrimp and other festival food.
Scene 17-18: Shots of the second annual Corn Hole contest.
Scene 19: Shot of bean bag getting into the corn hole.
Scene 20: Long shot of the helicopter flying over the Ohio River and landing.
PART 2 – Wonder Water Reunion in Creal Springs, IL (2:58-4:58)
The Wonder Water Reunion has been held for more than six decades in Creal Springs, Illinois. The Wonder Water name comes from the bathhouses that were once in Creal Springs. The wells were believed to be therapeutic, curing ailments from stomach and back problems to arthritis. The parade is the main event on Saturday, the festival’s final day, which runs through the center of town and gives kids a chance to feast on pre-Halloween candy.
Scene 21: Shot of main street in town with parade starting.
Scene 22: One of the festival queens tossing candy to the kiddies.
Scene 23-24: Shots the local favorites, Williamson County Motor Patrol.
Scene 25: The K-2 Crab Orchard Shakers waving from the top of a fire truck.
Scene 26: Another festival Queen tossing candy to kids.
Scene 27: Panning out from the crowd as kids collect candy.
Scene 28: Shot of a kid collecting a piece of candy and putting it in a bag.
Scene 29: Kids collect candy and add to their big piles.
Scene 30: Close up of candy piles.
Scene 31: Shot of horse riders in the parade.
Scene 32: Shot of parade with onlookers.
Scene 33: Two ladies waving as they drive away in the parade.
SID: Tony Laubach
opening scenes of video start at the mouth of the big Thompson canyon where highway 34 once was. And also shows the control gate where the workers were cranking open valves to divert water.
next scene is from Sylvandale Guest ranch and shows power pole down and bridge gone.
proceeding on the next scene shows a national guard road block near highway 34 and glade road with a blackhawk flying overhead as well.
we then transition back into the city limits of Loveland and go to the fairgrounds park and softball fields for some general shots of the river out of its banks, and Burlington northern railway beginning repairs on a major rail line that serves the front range and into Wyoming.
SID: Justin King
Beach goers are determined to get some beach time in this Labor Day weekend even if they have to battle the coastal thunderstorms. HD video of beach goers battling rain on a holiday weekend in FL. run time 4:55. Money shot is at time 1:16.
Shot list:
1) Cars driving into the beach parking lot at Siesta Key Beach despite the forecast of coastal morning storms.
2) People setup on beach along the shore with an approaching storm.
3,4,5) Three shots of approaching black storm clouds over beach and water with people watching.
6) Some people making a exodus off the beach as the rain hits.
7) A family of three pops up the umbrellas as a wind picks up a beach umbrella and sends it flying down the beach where it almost hits a woman.
8) MONEY SHOT. Woman trying to hide behind a beach umbrella gets pummeled by wind driver rain. Hat blows off. Man rushes in to help her.
9) Family hides under the blue beach tent trying to hang on to it to keep the wind from blowing it away.
10) Another family lowered their beige tent trying to keep the wind from taking it.
11) Woman with umbrella and baby stroller and husband and another child while thunder rolls.
12) Young girl and her mother under beach umbrella in wind/rain while thunder rolls.
13) Another shot of people under the blue beach tent in wind/rain.
14) Couple hiding under their limp beach umbrella.
15) People under a black beach tent in rain.
16) Wide shot of a rain soaked beach with people and their beach canopies, umbrellas, and tents.
17) Couple under an orange beach umbrella with a rain flooded beach behind.
18) Wide shot of rain flooded Siesta Key beach with condos behind.
19) Family going out to beach walks through huge rain puddle with their beach gear.
20) People with beach chairs walk through huge rain puddle on beach.
21) Close shot of feet walking through puddle.
22) Shot of people walking beach with flood puddle in foreground and gulf and storm clouds behind.
23,24) Rain wet beach parking lot with cars driving looking for a open spot. Rain won’t stop FL people from hitting the beach on a holiday weekend.
25,26) Two shots of flooded picnic area at north end of beach.
SID: Brian Dombrowski
Severe storms brought heavy rain, high winds and vivid lightning to west central Minnesota on Saturday afternoon.
Footage shows the storms that hit the Pope County, MN area which is about 100 west of the Twin Cities metro area.
Clip 01 High winds blow large construction debris across the road in front of the camera.
Clip 02 – 03 POV shots of high winds gusting over 50 miles per hour.
Clip 04 Storm front moving from the west near the town of Starbuck, MN
Clip 05 – 11 B-Roll of lightning and the storm front moving towards the camera near Starbuck, MN
Clip 12 Line of storms over taking area.
Clip 13 Lowering behind the leading edge.
Clip 14 – 15 Driving in high winds with lowering clouds
Clip 16 POV shot of very close lightning
Clip 17 Lightning after dark.
SID: Douglas Kiesling
Who let the dogs out because after an unusually cool and sometimes cold summer in Minneapolis, MN, the Dog days of summer have finally arrived this week.
Footage shot around the south beach of Lake Calhoun in Minneapolis, MN
TRT 3:41
Clip 1 People on a paddle boards on Lake
Clip 2 People at South Beach on lake Calhoun in Minneapolis.
Clip 3 People walking their dog (dog days)
Clip 4 Two women running with their dog and run right up to the camera next to the fountain with a dish with water for the dogs.
Clip 5 Low shot of a dog walking by the camera.
Clip 6 Medium shot of people in the water at the beach with the skyline in the background
Clip 7 Medium shot of two women standing in the lake.
Clip 8 – 9 Life guards looking out over the water.
Clip 10 Someone running
Clip 11 People walking and running past the camera
Clip 12 A couple walking past the camera
Clip 13 A man helping a young girl get a drink from the well fountain
Clip 14 Group of people biking on the bike path
Clip 15 People out on the diving platform on the lake.
Clip 16 – 17 People playing volleyball
SID: Douglas Kiesling
Severe-warned storms swept across southern IL early Monday afternoon bringing heavy rain and wind. Storms that moved across Union County lead to nearly an inch of rain falling in places within 45 minutes and lead to a hydroplaning accident along I-57.
Video package includes scenes of vehicle in median in addition to the car being pulled out by a tow truck driver who just happened upon the scene. The Mississippi man was southbound back to MS and spun 1-and-a-half times when heavy rains caused him to lose control of the truck. He came to rest facing the southbound lanes and was not injured, just shaken up.
While examining his truck, a tow driver pulled on to the scene and latched up his tow truck to the vehicle and pulled him out. Afterwards, the Miss. man was insistent on trying to give the truck driver something for helping him, but the tow truck driver was equally as insistent on not taking payment and was just happy he could help the man.
Examination of the truck showed the exhaust pipe was bent around under the vehicle, but was still drivable. Upon recommendation from the two truck driver, the man took his truck to the Anna exit only a couple miles down to have a nearby body shop cut off the bent pipe so he could continue his trip home to Mississippi.
Shot List
Scene 1: Panned shot of the tire tracks in the median to the stranded truck.
Scene 2: Shot of the man and his truck as the tow truck arrives on scene.
Scene 3-4: Wide and close shots of the tow truck driver attaching a chain to the pickup truck.
Scene 5: Long shot of the pickup’s first attempt to straighten out the pickup truck in the median.
Scene 6: Man gets back in his awkwardly positioned truck in the median.
Scene 7: Shot as tow truck pulls the pickup to the inside shoulder of I-57.
Scene 8: Shot of the bent exhaust under the pickup truck.
Scene 9: Shot of man and pickup truck in the median before tow truck arrived.
Scene 10: Wide shot after being pulled out when Illinois State Patrol arrived.
Scene 11-13: Shots of storm clouds on the approaching storm.
Scene 14-15: POV drive shots during the heavy rains.
Scene 16-17: Wide and close shot of a vehicle with emergency flashes pulled off the road during the heavy rains.
Scene 18: Truck drives through flooded road in the town of Anna.
Scene 19: A vehicle pulls out of an intersection through some minor ponding.
Scene 20: A couple vehicles drive through a puddle of water in Anna.
Scene 21: Static shot of flooded side road.
SID: Tony Laubach
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Sharknado 2 – When real storm chasers take on real sharks. And a freak supercell hit’s Oklahoma, nature’s deadliest killer weather teams up with the oceans monsters as thousands of sharks terrorize the oblivious public who ignored the tornado watch…
After hearing about the first one and now a The Second One, we just had to play with the footage in our stock footage archives.
Footage from StormChasingVideo.com from Doug Kiesling, Brandon Sullivan and Brian Dombrowski.
Severe storms hit central Minnesota this evening as tornado warned and severe warned storms moved along Interstate 94 from western Minnesota to the Twin Cities metro area.
Footage shows the storms from just west of Glenwood, MN where the storm became tornado warned to near New London, MN where the storm became outflow dominant and a major hail producer.
Clip 1 Driving west on Highway 28 towards a tornado warned storm.
Clip 2 – 3 Looking west towards the tornado warned storm with a rain shaft on the right and ragged disorganized lowering on the left.
Clip 4 Flanking the storm on the south side as the leading edge overtakes the vehicle.
Clip 5 Driving in hail
Clip 6 Driving in larger hail that hits the car right in front or the camera. Good audio.
Clip 7 Zoomed in shot of the hail on the ground while driving.
Clip 8 POV shot following another car in the hail storm.
Clip 9 Driving in the hail with lots of tree branches down.
Clip 10 Driving into New London with hail failing.
Clip 11 Lots of large hail falling and making a dash to get under a gas station canopy.
Clip 12 Looking out towards the street while parked as the hail falls.
Clip 13 – 14 Hail falling and the camera while shooting hail hitting parked cars.
Clip 15 Hail falling with a pan to the left to show hail hitting the car next to the camera.
Clip 16 Hail falling and hitting the ground.
Clip 17 Hail falling and hitting a roof with a Dish Network antenna on it.
Clip 18 The second wave of the storms passing by which looked good but were not severe.
Clip 19 Behind the storm, Rainbow.
Clip 20 – 21 Mammatus Clouds at sunset.
SID: Douglas Kiesling
High winds and a possible tornado caused extensive damage to parts of Breckenridge, MN this evening.
Shot 1: Building missing roof with roof pieces and flooded street
Shot 2: Part of a roof in the street
Shot 3: Shot of people and missing roof and damage
Shot 4: person in front of business with missing roof
Shot 5: Tree Damage
Sot 6: Debris next to fire hydrant
Shot 7: Debris with person driving through flooded streets
Shot 8: Golf ball size hail
Shot 9: Person driving in flooded water
Shot 10: More Tree and Trampoline Damage
Shot 11: Trampoline against house
Shot 12: Flooding water in a manhole
Shot 13: people driving in downtown damage of Breckenridge
SID: Eric Whitehill
The 76th annual Peach Festival was held Friday and Saturday at Cobden Community Park in southern Illinois. Activities included a parade through downtown Cobden, a carnival with rides and games, a Queen contest, food peach cobbler, Bingo and Spin-and-Win for peaches.
While warm with a high in the mid 80s, temperatures across the region remain below normal. After closing out an abnormally “cool” July with record lows being set all over the region, temperatures continue to remain below normal as highs this time of year usually run in the low to mid 90s. While still muggy due to rains overnight, it was still very lovely weather to take in the annual Peach Festival in Cobden, Illinois.
Cobden, IL is located approximately 16 miles south of Carbondale, IL or 30 miles northeast of Cape Girardeau, MO.
Video package opens with establishing shots of the Cobden Peach Festival sign, then follows with various shots of the parade through downtown Cobden including scenes with the Cobden High School Marching Band and the reigning Peach Festival Queen, Lindsey Carter. Several other parade shots.
Transitions to the festival itself with shots of people eating and cooking food, some of the carnival rides, shots of a bingo game, and of course, the peaches!
SID: Tony Laubach
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Here is 29:00 minutes of footage compressed into 1:02 time-lapse of a shelf cloud approaching the SS Wilfred Sykes on Northern Lake Michigan. A shelf cloud is nothing dangerous and basically is the visual Que of the frontal passage of a cold front.
SID: Eric Treece
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Dramatic stock footage of the deadly Moore, OK EF5 Tornado shot by chasers who are also trained EMT’s and a passenger riding along.
Footage starts out from just south of 19th Street South and Interstate 35 as the violent tornado was ripping through the city and moving towards the cameraman. Several power flashes and flying debris caught on camera with extreme audio of the tornado.
Footage continues as debris falls on top of the area of the chasers as the tornado crosses Interstate 35.
Footage ends with graphic aftermath along Interstate 35 as the EMT’s run into the damage to help as the passenger stays with the truck in the middle of the damage path on Interstate 35.
Catalog ID: 05202013_BM1
Total Run Time: 29;40;29
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5/31/2013 Union City, OK Tornado Stock Footage Catalog.
Raw footage from Brandon Sullivan and his chase partner Brett Wright who were got caught in the inflow of the tornado and slammed with debris northwest of Union City, OK as a barn was ripped apart and exploded in front of them. Footage includes all five camera from inside and outside of the car.
Catalog ID: 05312013_BTS1
Total Run Time:
Format: HD 1080 30P
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5/31/2013 El Reno, OK Tornado and Damage – B-Roll
Stock footage of the historic major outbreak of severe weather that hit Oklahoma for the second time in two weeks. Storms erupted west of Oklahoma City and dropped multiple tornadoes along I-40 near El Reno and Union City along US-81.
Footage of the tornado the passed between El Reno and Union City crossing US-81. Next series of shots are immediate aftermath clips from between Union City and El Reno along
US-81 including emergency crews looking over a flipped cars and several houses that were damaged. Ends with shots of flood waters blocking a road.
Catalog ID: 05312013_TL1
Total Run Time: 09;55;26
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B-Roll Stock footage from the Tornado near El Reno, OK that grew to 2.6 miles wide and was an EF-5 with winds of 296 miles per hour.
Footage includes pre storm and tornado B-Roll. Tornado as seen from El Reno to the Southwest and includes audio of the air raid sirens sounding.
Catalog ID: 05312013_CC1
Total Run Time: 05;22;18
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Stock footage of the record breaking flooding that happened along the Kaskaskia River at
Vandalia in south-central Illinois.
Catalog ID: 04192013_TL1
Total Run Time: 09:34:11
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Point of View (POV) Stock Footage of the Bennington, KS Tornado.
Footage shot through the windshield of a very large and stationary tornado.
Catalog ID: 05282013_VC
Total Run Time: 01;35;17
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5/19/2013 Luther and Shawnee, OK Tornado B-Roll. Stock footage from the tornado outbreak that hit the Luther and Shawnee, OK area the day before the Moore, OK tornado.
00:05:00, Chasers talking about their plan for the day.
00:58:09, Edmond, OK Tornado.
03:55:05, Luther, OK Tornado.
05:31:25, Tornado Four miles west of Shawnee, OK.
10:32:25, Tornado Two miles west of Shawnee, OK.
Catalog ID: 05192013_BTS1
Total Run Time: 13:12:14
Format: 1080 30P
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High surf and rip tide conditions claim a 22 foot open bow boat on Siesta Key Beach, Sarasota FL.
A wave came over the bow and swamped and disabled the boat. The passengers escaped and made it to shore unharmed but the boat ran aground on Siesta Beach where it got pounded by waves from the strong SW wind. Ominious rain clouds and gusty SW winds prevailed as beach goes tried to get some beach time in before the expected heavy rains arrive.
HD video. Run time 3:28.
Shot List:
1) A 22 foot open bow boat that took a wave over the bow became swampped and disabled.
It ran aground on Siesta Beach before SeaTow could secure it.
2) Boat around with person still on it as it gets pounded by the surf from the fresh SW onshore wind.
3) Guy on boat at stern as boat gets pounded by waves. He was trying to get important belonging off the boat.
4) Guy finally jumps off boat as his friend watches him from the water.
5,6,7) Sunk boat getting pounded by surf, various angles.
8) Life jacket snagged on bow anchor in surf.
9) Wide shot of people watching from beach.
10) People swimming in heavy surf despite the rip tide warnings and red flags.
11) Green life guard shack and beach umbrella in fresh sw breeze with dark skies over Gulf of Mexico.
12) Tight shot of life guard looking out over people in water.
13) Ominous dark clouds over gulf.
14) Ominous dark cloud hangs over beach with rain.
15) People leaving the beach as the rain started to pick up.
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A line of severe storms that developed northwest of St. Louis pushed southeast across southern IL into Missouri and Kentucky bringing heavy rains, wind, some hail and even funnel cloud reports. Minor damage was reported in parts of Illinois as a result of these storms.
Video package shot along US-51 in Jackson County. Early shots taken from Dowell, flooding shots in Carbondale, and damage shots in Elkville and De Soto.
Scene 1: Storm clouds moving in to Jackson County.
Scene 2-3: Leading edge of storm clouds.
Scene 4: High winds push into Dowell.
Scene 5: Close up of tree in high winds.
Scene 6: Very strong gust bends tree in winds.
Scene 7: Large tree in high wind and rain.
Scene 8: POV shot with oncoming traffic in high winds and rain.
Scene 9-10: Vehicles northbound on US-51 avoid debris in the road during storm.
Scene 11-12: Shot during storm of a toppled sign.
Scene 13: Firetruck passes in background of minor flooded street in Carbondale.
Scene 14-20: Various shots of vehicles driving through minor street flooding in Carbondale.
Scene 21: POV in Elkville neighborhood driving around down branch.
Scene 22: Large branch laying on ground next to US-51 in Elkville.
Scene 23: Wide shot of tree with down limb in a front yard in Elkville.
Scene 24: Close shot of down limb in front yard in Elkville.
Scene 25: Panned shot of two limbs down near a parking lot in De Soto.
Scene 26: Limb down near mailbox in De Soto.
Scene 27: Limb down in lawn in De Soto.
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Stock footage catalog of the historic Mille Lacs Lake ice glacial event. Footage includes the short cut news edit and the whole raw footage from the aftermath.
ENG Package starts at 00;00;05;00
Stock Package starts at 00;05;51;01
Catalog ID: 05112013_MilleLacs_DK
Total Run Time: 00;28;08;18
Format: HD 1080 60i
High winds from a strong low pressure system and the almost ice covered lake caused what can only be called a Mini Glacier event on the south side of Mille Lacs Lake in the town of Onamia, MN
With winds gusting over 35 miles per hour this morning, part of the massive ice sheet covering the lake started to move and when it moved, it moved south and came on shore like a glacier into the Izatys Resort area.
Footage shot on the south side of Mille Lacs Lake (Pronounced Mil-Lac-s) and is French for “One Thousand Lakes” because of it size. The area is located about 100 miles north of Minneapolis, MN. Mille Lacs is the second largest lake in the state of Minnesota. It has an area of 132,516 acres or 207.06mi² which was still over 90 percent covered in about 12 to 15 inches of ice this morning.
By the time it was over, the depth of the mini glacier was one to three feet at the edge near the town houses to over 25 feet at the lake shore. Maintenance personal for Izatys Resort said that clean up could take all summer due to the ice moving massive lake side and under water boulders onto the shore.
A line of severe storms exploded east of Denver prompting a slew of severe thunderstorm and even tornado warnings. Storms produced copious amounts of hail, mostly smaller than 1-inch, but lots of it.
Video shot along US-36 in Adams County about 5-10 miles EAST of Byers, CO. Hail stops traffic along US-36 as visibility lowered to near zero at times and roads became covered in hail several inches deep making for very slick driving conditions.
TRT – 3:36
Scene 1-2: Wide shots of storm with hail shaft and flashes of lightning.
Scene 3: Lowering on leading edge of the storm during the tornado warning.
Scene 4: Blowing dust gusting out from storm.
Scene 5: POV with hail covering road with police with lights driving by.
Scene 6: POV with three vehicles scattered on shoulders during hail.
Scene 7: POV looking down a hill at wintery hail scene.
Scene 8: POV on US-36 with hail several inches deep with various cars pulled off.
Scene 9: Shot of hail covered road with two vehicles pulled off.
Scene 10: Vehicle leaving parking spot in hail and spinning tires a bit.
Scene 11: POV passing parked car in accumulated hail.
Scene 12: Van drives by on hail during storm.
Scene 13: Oncoming vehicle in hail with rooster tail.
Scene 14: Looking back at hail with van driving away in hail.
Scene 15: Looking down hail covered road/hill with vehicles parked.
Scene 16: Oncoming car on hail covered road.
Scene 17: Hail landscape with street sign in foreground.
Scene 18: Hail and wind with trees.
Scene 19: Hail on road and falling with trees.
Scene 20: Tight to wide pan of hail covered road during storm
Scene 21: Heavy hail covering road and falling.
Scene 22: Shot of hail with water flow.
Scene 23: Shot of street covered in hail.
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