Titanic on fire. Cardboard Titanic model burning and sinking

I made a cardboard toy Titanic and launched it into an autumn lake. The point of this video isn’t to make the cardboard Titanic model look as much like the real ship as possible. The goal is to get unusual, cinematic shots: a cardboard ship engulfed in flames slowly sinking underwater, with the fire going out and creating clouds of steam and smoke. I really liked the result, so I made a similar video with a cardboard Britannic model. Be sure to check it out:    • Britannic on fire.  Britannic model burnin...   Want to know what filming techniques I used for this video? I shot most of the footage on my phone in 120 fps mode so that I could slow the video down by 4 times. At the bottom of the lake, I set up a tripod with an action camera in a waterproof housing, recording at 60 fps to get underwater shots. Plus, a bit farther away on the shore, I placed a third camera with good optical zoom. Want to see how the shoot went? Here’s the link:    • How I Film My Ship Model Videos. Behind th...   By the way, in this cardboard model, I used my own original mechanism for controlling the ship’s sinking — I came up with it myself. You can see how it works here:    • My new syringe mechanism for remotely sink...