Filming rig to simulate heavy seas.
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I worked on a film/mini series called "The Beast" and we had a set up very similar to this, except I remember it being inside a large tank of water.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0115109/
But, but, did that fellah in the Cape Ann hat actually catch any fish there?
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