this guy rode down the slick rock trail at moab, utah, which is so cool.created this video that you can interact with, you can control the view from your key board on your computer and can you see every single view on his ride which is almost better than the reality. >> this was done on cell phones? that's insane. >> "right this minute," we have jorgen on skype from new york to tell us exactly how he made this whole thing. >> li. well there are 360 videos that exist but nobody was used cell phones. we used cell phones because we wanted to have more controllability. >> why a bike and why this location? you probably could have mounted this thing on anything. >> i thought a little bit about story had been telling and 360 videos and most 360 videos we saw are about as interesting as nothing. putting them on a mountain bike because moab is such a great place and mark knows the trail so well because he rode it like often. he wanted to share that experience with all the other people out there who have not had a chance to go to moab. i was totally ecstatic when i

sport. >> we go down to moab, utah, every year for the annual jeep safari.re from 1,500 to 2,000 various off road vehicles meet, and we go jeeping. >> you got it. >> in april 2009 the mays join a caravan of four-wheelers riding the flat iron mesa trail. it offers michael plenty of opportunity to pit his maneuvering skills against the power of gravity. >> part of having fun is, you know, taking those risks. and seeing what you can do. >> there you go. you are getting ready to hit a bigger rock. >> the kids love riding over the obstacles. they wouldn't have it any other way. >> when i go out jeeping, i don't really think it's dangerous. it's just a blast. >> back it up! back it up! >> it's the best thing in the world. >> heidi rides along but hops out to join the watching crowd when they reach the trail's tougher challenges. >> my husband does all of the driving and i'm more of the spectator, navigator-type person. right over the top. you're down. >> this time in addition to being a spectator-navigator, heidi is also the family photographer. >> this is the fir

we shot in utah, moab, like powell, a bunch in london, l.a. >> you did your own stunts, i hear. >> i'mof wire work, as you can tell. and on mars for "john carter." i have the scars. they're growing. it was well worth it. >> people are looking going -- they're not used to the shorter hair. they're used to you having the longer hair. so, what's up with that? >> just finished two films back-to-back. and i played a guy, a navy s.e.a.l. and another one where he's in the navy. i had no choice in the matter. >> 2012 is going to be a very busy year for you, taylor. >> yeah. >> i didn't realize this. i was talking to josh about it. you had a little sports in your background. >> yeah. >> where did you play? >> i played hockey for a good 20 years. >> but as a pro, right? >> close. but no. i'm not going to lie and say i did. >> come on. >> i was close. but no. i mean, the knee went out the year before i was going. so, and then this happened. >> well, hockey's loss is our gain to see you on the big screen. and we really loved you in "friday night lights," as well. what's up for 2012? >> we have "jo