article_snippet.sent: Six GoPros, and a range of other cameras, including a hand held one by The Austrian skier captured the dazzling rainbow effect, which surrounded him at every turn.
article_snippet.sent: The team had to get up at 4am to set up the cameras to capture the rainbow run in one take from a number of angles, before the ice melted.
article_snippet.sent: The most difficult part of the incredible video as filming it from all angles, without getting another cameraman in the shot. '
article_snippet.sent: It was a surreal experience – simply amazing!
article_snippet.sent: At each gate I was blinded for a split second because I had to ski through a cloud of yellow and blue.'
article_snippet.sent: The team had to get up at 4am to set up the cameras to capture the rainbow run from a number of angles, before the ice melted during the day .
article_snippet.sent: The team picked vibrant colours which would contrast heavily with the crisp white snow .
article_snippet.sent: The team wanted to get as close as The team could to talented Marcel Hirscher but without any cameramen appearing in any shots .
article_snippet.sent: The team knew The team had one attempt to get the shot, as once the powder had been released the powder would ruin any other shots .
article_snippet.sent: The team took three days to prepare, shoot and edit the colourful video .
highlights_snippet.sent: Poles filled with biodegradable powder took six GoPros, two Phantom cameras and three RED Epic Dragon cameras to capture the event .