Ty Hillman and Michael Otero: A 101 On Filming a Barrel Run
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Michael Otero has built a reputation for filming Carlee's runs from horseback with a baby in one arm, and in this episode he and Ty Hillman break down how he actually pulls it off. Otero walks through his zoom-in, zoom-out method run by run, while Hillman marvels that people standing flat-footed with no baby and no horse still cannot frame a barrel run this well. "You want a 101 on how to film a barrel run, just watch Michael's runs."
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