I'm a camera tech. Actually anyone who ever shot film should be able to see through this primitive camera trick. This is how it's done: shoot a few seconds of footage, quickly set to a single frame, shoot couple frames and get it back to regular speed. The lights blow bright because more light is getting to the film on single frame (1 frame per second) and the lights also move leaving irregular tracks because her hand was shaking.
If that happened using just one camera, I'd say that the mechanism was jamming but since she said that she used several cameras, that proves she did it deliberately. You can do the same thing using digital camera. Point it at lights at night just like she did and shoot it at 1 second shutter speed in manual mode or shutter priority mode. You'll capture a UFO and become famous. I just can't believe these people and most viewers fall for this silly trick.
If that happened using just one camera, I'd say that the mechanism was jamming but since she said that she used several cameras, that proves she did it deliberately. You can do the same thing using digital camera. Point it at lights at night just like she did and shoot it at 1 second shutter speed in manual mode or shutter priority mode. You'll capture a UFO and become famous. I just can't believe these people and most viewers fall for this silly trick.