Another sort of archery

boatman

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Feb 20, 2007
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Helped light the Wicker Man at Tralissick Gardens, Cornwall, with fire arrows on Saturday night. First time shot fire arrows and it is difficult to aim with the flare from the burning tip in front of one's eyes.
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Quixoticgeek

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Aug 4, 2013
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Fire arrows are always fun. Last time I got to use one it was for a film shoot, we had to nock, Draw, and then Hold it while aimed, but *NOT* loose the arrow. Mainly as we had the camera crew in front of us... Having not shot the camera crew, we then still had these big flaming arrows that by then really should have been 50 yards away...

Julia
 

Alreetmiowdmuka

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Apr 24, 2013
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Fire arrows are always fun. Last time I got to use one it was for a film shoot, we had to nock, Draw, and then Hold it while aimed, but *NOT* loose the arrow. Mainly as we had the camera crew in front of us... Having not shot the camera crew, we then still had these big flaming arrows that by then really should have been 50 yards away...

Julia

Go on then !which film were you in


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Alreetmiowdmuka

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Apr 24, 2013
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Bolton
Uncredited extra on a sky tv sitcom. Was in shot for approximately 3 seconds. Nothing exciting. Film work is *really* boring. We spent 8 hours doing the same 10 second shot...

J

meh! I'd envisaged a wind swept foot on rock moment.still cool though!


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