The team "was able to perform an examination, to include X-rays, in the White House Dental Operatory. He would be 86 by the time he left office if he wins re-election.Īccording to O'Connor, Joe Biden first experienced pain in the tooth on Sunday and was examined by a team from the Walter Reed presidential hospital sent to the White House. Joe Biden's health is under minute scrutiny as he runs for a second term in 2024.
It remained unclear whether a meeting with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg later would go ahead. The two filmmakers said the goal was to remind people of local businesses like Bryant Lake Bowl, that are the heart of communities and are in need of support as the coronavirus pandemic, and as accompanying public health measures ease, allowing people to return to bars, restaurants, and, of course, bowling alleys.The press office said Joe Biden "will not be put under anesthesia and the 25th amendment will not be invoked," meaning he will remain conscious and able to perform his duties, without having to give temporary presidential powers to Vice President Kamala Harris.Īlthough the doctor's letter did not indicate any danger to the health of Biden, the procedure appeared to be unplanned, because the president canceled a scheduled appearance at an event celebrating university athletes less than an hour before it started. "Now it's to the point where you're able to see a live view of what the drone sees and it's really small and it can fit through these small spaces and see the whole scene inside and out in one shot and that really can be a great way to tell a story," Christensen said. He's been flying drones since 2014 when, he said, the footage was "terrible." But now the innovation continues to improve. The film's aerial director of photography, Jay Christensen, said he visited the bowling alley the day before to scope out the scene and mentally prepare for his flight path.
Loading.įirst-person view (FPV) drones are generally smaller and lighter than other camera drones and the pilots control them wearing virtual reality-style goggles. The studio said it took about 10 to 12 attempts over about two hours before they had the perfect take.ĭue to the typical buzzing sound produced by a drone, the team added audio to the video in post-production.Īmong the sounds are the balls rolling and striking pins, conversations among bowlers that include references to The Big Lebowski - the 90s cult classic Coen brothers film that largely takes place in a bowling alley - beer glasses clinking at a table, and more.
The drone flies through a bowler's legs as he polishes his ball in a reference to The Big Lebowski. Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn said the shot was "stupendous" and "incredible" and he wanted the creators to join the production crew on Guardians of the Galaxy 3 in London later this year. Todd Vaziri, a visual effects artist who has worked on Star Wars, Star Trek, Marvel and Transformers films and Avatar, tweeted: "This kind of wonderful photographic innovation adds to the language and vocabulary of cinema. Lee Unkrich, who directed the Pixar animated feature Coco, said it was "one of the most amazing things I've ever seen". The video has since been shared widely on social media and earned plaudits from some of Hollywood's biggest names. It finishes with something of a cliffhanger (SPOILER: No drones were seriously harmed in the making of the video). The near 90-second video titled Right Up Our Alley - filmed and produced at night on March 2 by Rally Studios - begins outside where the drone swoops in from across the street and through the doors of Bryant Lake Bowl in Minneapolis.įrom there, the drone flies in and around bowlers in the lanes and drinkers at the bar, going in between legs and into the back compartment where the bowling pins are swept up and set up and all around - all in one shot.
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