A look behind the scenes: the fast-paced snow action sequences in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969) and three other Bond films were made possible by sophisticated technology. Willy Bogner Jr used a 35 mm Panavision camera with an extremely wide angle and Hasselblad system, which allowed him to film from above through the viewfinder. The camera, which weighed 31 kilos, was attached to a special frame with a low center of gravity, which enabled smooth shots. Thanks to tips on both ends of his skis, Willy could also ski backwards during close-up shots. And last but not least, he always kept himself in top shape so he could keep the heavy gear steady, even on descents at 90 km/h.