If you've seen Requiem for a Dream, you've seen the snorricam effect - the camera is worn around the actor's waist and as the actor moves it creates a wild camera effect. The guys at Indy Mogul show you how to build your own snorricam.
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Snorri cam was invented by the Snorri brothers. Duh.
Please... get dates or something! Find a hobby, play in traffic, just stop trying to be funny.
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