Really hope I'm getting a camera and editing software for Christmas . . and one of my first "productions" was going to be drilling a ball from start to finish with all the "trimmings" meaning I'd explain several different or smaller things you don't see or hear watching a generic drilling video.  Layout discussion, weighing the ball pre-drilling to make sure you either allow enough weight in the right place for adding a weighthole, or if not adding a weight hole making sure you come out legal, drilling techniques, an adjusted IT installation, etc.  I know there's plenty of drilling videos out there, I was going to go a bit more in depth, but that may not be interesting enough, so I wanted to field opinions.  Pro shop guys will already know all this, and if you don't drill, the extra information might just be boring.  Thoughts?

My release would cause dizziness or seizures . . but I get the point. 

Strap the go pro on your wrist and get a frame by frame of the release.  Do something we haven't seen.

Strapping a go pro to your hand and throwing a bowling ball wouldn't show you anything. Ceiling, pins, floor, behind bowler, floor, pins, and then ceiling again.

I think your results are still going to be disappointing. You don't know till you try.

My last video I had a camera to test on the bill of my hat. Unfortunately it was crooked just enough I couldn't use the footage in my reax2 video. If the cam was mine I could mount it to my arm for your idea. Since I was borrowing it I can't risk breaking it. No idea what it cost.

Different kind of vid cam. Smaller then a go pro. Its almost identical to a roll or quarters.

I would watch this video 10 times