Over 120 minutes, Emmy Award-winning cinematographer Joe Jennings captures the extreme skydiving feats of top athletes pushing the limits of human flight.
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Over 120 minutes, Emmy Award-winning cinematographer Joe Jennings captures the extreme skydiving feats of top athletes pushing the limits of human flight.
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Synopsis
Joe Jennings, an Emmy Award-winning cinematographer, captures extreme skydiving from different locations around the globe. Athletes perform daring jumps that test the limits of human flight. The film focuses on freefall sequences and the camaraderie among skydivers. It documents their experiences and the skills needed to excel in this sport. With a runtime of 120 minutes, "Good Stuff" offers an in-depth look at the passion driving these athletes in their quest for thrills.
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Why Watch
- See breathtaking freefall sequences from top skydivers.
- Meet athletes pushing the limits of human flight.
- Find out about the camaraderie in the skydiving community.
Did You Know
- The film features extreme skydivers from around the globe.
- Joe Jennings is an Emmy Award-winning cinematographer.
- The documentary has a runtime of 120 minutes.
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Who is the cinematographer of Good Stuff?
Joe Jennings is the Emmy Award-winning cinematographer of Good Stuff.
What year was the documentary Good Stuff released?
Good Stuff was released in 2001.
What is the duration of the documentary Good Stuff?
The duration of Good Stuff is 120 minutes.
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