How Jomez Produces Disc Golf Tournament Coverage | BEHIND THE SCENES
Joe Henderson from Joe Henderson Disc Golf and photographer/videographer Cameron Ing take viewers behind the scenes of Jomez's tournament coverage at the Disc Golf Pro Tour Championship in Charlotte, North Carolina. They explore how Jomez produces live coverage, featuring drone flyovers and commentary. The duo meets with Kevin Toma, the tour manager and drone operator, who shares his expertise on flying drones and navigating challenging courses. From calibrating the drone to capturing stunning footage, Kevin explains the process of getting shots done in as little as 45 minutes. Cameron also discusses the challenges of filming courses with tight spaces, obstacles, and limited visibility. The video provides a unique glimpse into the production team's workflow, highlighting the skills and techniques required to bring live disc golf coverage to fans.
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okay but we need it for the jomez like behind the scenes you're like interrupting us oh yeah sorry this is our routine behind the scenes but this is everything we're doing hi everyone my name is joe henderson from joe henderson disc golf and you may have seen me over on joma's pro's instagram i actually do some of the joe back thursday and i actually created joe back thursday hey i'm cameron ing and i'm a photographer and videographer some people have even referred to me as cam behind the cam first off kam and i also wanted to thank jomez pro for sending us to charlotte north carolina for the disc golf pro tour championship we had a blast we went out to charlotte north carolina to shoot some behind the scenes of jomez on the first day we went out with kevin to do some behind the scenes of what he does with the drone flyovers this is kevin toma and he is the drone flyer for jomez as well as the tour manager so this is kevin he does all sorts of things he's going to show us a little bit more about drone flying and a little bit more about what he does to help joe mezzo i try to come out here as early as possible in the morning yes at like 6 30 seven whenever whenever the sun allows me to fly this is actually how you calibrate it that's great evan's doing the drone dance drone dance how often or how long do you think it takes you for like some courses i can get done in 45 minutes wow like like at emporia i can stand at one place and film five holes because it's so wide open and there's no obstacles and there's no trees and then sports is like daylight oh that's like such low brush and it's insanely difficult yeah you always gotta turn the drone around and look backwards because there might be an alternate like path right that i don't see from this angle yeah and i'll fly the drone and then during commentary the commentary guys are like oh obviously the drone operator doesn't know how to play this one later that day we met up with more of the crew to follow them along on the practice round this was a perfect opportunity...
