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00:2010,000
00:20gallons of water will be leaving that chute
00:22in about two minutes.
00:25This test today
00:26is for stunts.
00:27We need to see the velocity
00:29and also the endurance
00:31how long the water will last.
00:32We think it will fill the frame of the chute in about four seconds.
00:35We also need to know where we can spot
00:37stuntmen where they're safe.
00:39We're trying to test the velocity
00:41and see the distance of the water
00:43so I can place people out there
00:45safely. Place the furniture,
00:47place all the props and everything
00:49so we can get the right reaction.
00:51I think when that door opens up,
00:52it'll explain itself.
01:00half full
01:01half full
01:03half full
01:04half full
01:05half full
01:05half full.
01:06The next shot, we're going to put half as much water in there.
01:09It'll be interesting to see if 4,000 gallons looks
01:11kind of like 8,000 gallons
01:13because if it does, then it'll take half as long
01:16to prepare for the next take.
01:18Less water, reduce the volume,
01:21build up the foam
01:22so we can help mask some of the things
01:24we don't want to see.
01:26Rolling very good. Go ahead and call it.
01:28Three, two, one.
01:37It was cool.
01:39It was very, very cool.
01:41It looks like it's going to be great
01:42when we put nine of them in a row,
01:44that's for sure.
01:48It's Newton's theory of relativity
01:50with a little bit of Brinelli's law throwing in.
01:52Okay, launch one hour.
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02:01Grazie a tutti.
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