Magic moment! Barry Jumpers jump off a 650-foot mountain on a stunt sweep inspired by Harry Potter’s Quidditch games
- Base jumper Anthony Newton jumped from a 650-foot mountain in the Swiss Alps
- The group came up with the idea for their 500th tab after seeing Harry Potter
- A person shouts a spell before throwing themselves out of the movies
This is the moment when a group of BASE jumpers recreate the Quidditch game from Harry Potter.
Scenes show BASE jumper Anthony Newton and friends throwing themselves from a 650-foot mountain in the Lauterbrunen area of the Swiss Alps.
Before a person shouts: ‘Vingardium leviosa’, the levitation glamor used in popular movies.
The footage shows pace jumper Anthony Newton and friends introducing themselves from a 650-foot mountain in a stunt inspired by the Quidditch games in Harry Potter.
The group then flies from the edge of a cliff, a broom made of branches found nearby.
Men fall into the sky as they fly before releasing their parachutes.
Anthony, from Lorraine in northeastern France, shot himself and his friends jumping off a cliff to mark their 500th tab.
They wanted to recreate the Quidditch game played by witches, including Harry Potter, in successful movies (pictured) and built to illustrate what was used in the movies.
The group wanted to do something fun together for their 500th tab and decided to use it to illustrate popular movies after watching them a few days ago
He said: ‘The 500th jump for my friends we decided to do something fun.
‘After seeing Harry Potter a few days ago the thought of jumping to explain came up.
‘We built to illuminate with the surrounding branches and jumped together from the cliff. This stunt was prepared and summarized. We have many years of experience. ‘
BASE Jumping is an entertaining sport of jumping from stationary objects and landing safely on the ground using a parachute.
Building, antenna, span and earth: This is an acronym for four types of stationary objects that you can jump on.