Behind the scenes of a film shoot at the end of the world: the Horn
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.พ. 2024
- Cape Horn is the southernmost tip of land attached to South America, on Hornos Island, which forms part of the small Hermite archipelago to the extreme south of Tierra del Fuego. This legendary promontory marks the northern limit of Drake Passage, the name of the strait separating South America and Antarctica. The meridian which passes through it, from the cape to Antarctica, defines the boundary between the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. For round the world sailors, it is the end of the long and difficult tunnel of the Southern Ocean.
Back on 6 February, the polaRYSE teams immortalised the moment that the Maxi Edmond de Rothschild rounded Cape Horn. It was a incredibly thrilling moment for Charles Caudrelier, who was leading the Arkea Ultim Challenge fleet at that time. A Cape Horner for the 4th time in his career, the skipper of Gitana Team drew attention to the historical significance of this passage for the racing stable owned by Ariane and Benjamin de Rothschild, for himself, as well as for offshore racing, as it heralded the very first Horn for a flying boat!
For Yann Riou and Marin Le Roux, privileged observers of the magical moment, the rewards were all the more wonderful as pulling off such a shoot is truly exceptional given the number of boxes that have to be ticked even to be there: administrative constraints, the weather conditions required to fly over the legendary rock and above all the boat’s trajectory.
On the day in question, the planets were perfectly aligned and the results are truly breathtaking. We take you behind the scenes of this film shoot at the end of the world.
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Magnifique moment merci
Amazing how it all came together! Nice work team!
Grand moment d'émotion... Merci, sublime...
J'en frissonne merci beaucoup 🎉
merci beaucoup
Fabuleux, merci
Magique, et merci pour le partage.
Kudos Gitana Team! I saw an earlier clip of the passage (in Spanish) and wondered how it came to be. Adding borders permits and paperwork made every minute crucial. The resulting images are stunning, legendary, seeing the Maxi Edmond de Rothschild gliding pretty in front of Cape Horn brought tears to my eyes, again ❤. Bravo Charles, bravo
Fantastic, so calm😮
Génial ! Bravo le team Polaryse et Gitana !
Énorme..👍👍👍👍
merveilleuses images et quelle bonne etoile!merci du partage
Merci pour la vidéo. Superbe.
C'est juste.... Magique, splendide, majestueux et j'en passe. Merci pour ces moments remplis d'émotions
Ca restera probablement comme les plus belles images de ce tour du monde! Bravo Yann, Bravo Gitana
Trop beau 👏🏻😍merci😊
Thank you for sharing a fantastic moment!
TROP BEAU.....!
Incroyable!
Images géniales
Awesome! The effort you guys go to to bring us these pictures - merci!
Superbe. On peut remarquer que les frontières sont moins compliquées dans l’Union Européenne.
Sublime work. What cameras do you guys use?
Excellent.
👍👍👍
Bravo pour ces images incroyables rapportées du bout du monde ! Une question seulement, quel coût et quel impact écologique pour cette séquence vidéo de 5 minutes ?
J'y suis passé aussi deux fois, mais moins vite ... Mais mêmes tracasseries administratives incessante avec cette frontière dans l'axe du canal Beagle ; ça fatigue, à force, la prefettura, la immigraçion, la aduana et les trucs sanitaires de covid....Superbes images.
Ah c’est génial car malgré la technologie et les communications, tout reste encore de l’Aventure avec un grand A
Caudrelier est un champion et son bateau est magnifique. Cette vidéo, par contre, est d'une vacuité insondable.
On tient notre grincheux😆