with a green screen and Google Earth you can tinker to easily add a "flying carpet". Zunäc hst to draw with a screen capture program (eg AutoScreenRecorder http://wisdom-soft-autoscreenrecorder-free.software.informer.com/ [Freeware] or Camtasia http://www.techsmith.de/download/camtasiatrial.asp to [30 day trial version]) a "flight" OVR it a landscape. Adjust the camera in Google Earth pretty close to the ground and strongly inclined (with pressed mouse wheel), so that the landscape becomes plastic and recognize hills. Then "pushes" it to the earth by the globe with the mouse short jerky motion and immediately hand off the mouse takes - then as long as the Earth rotates on, until you again change the mouse. The best you tried this several times at the right speed and flight route to find out before the Answer only custody planning starts.
The "carpet pilot" is now on a carpet (do it if necessary even a jacket) that is placed on the green screen material. Now he has only "movements" to make, that is, look over the edge of the carpet down, waving to people, "control" the carpet by pulling on the fringes or whatever it will bear the creativity. The whole thing is filmed twice, once from behind and once from the front, so that later you can cut back and forth (to the best route should also be included z weimal, once forward und einmal rückwärts oder alternativ einfach den Clip rückwärts ablaufen lassen).
Gute Reise und Grüße aus Trier wünscht Friedhelm Lorig
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