unifreak7 said:I'm saying that no one matched the effort I put into my part. I tried
really hard for everything I did, and to see that people either didn't
get me any footage in 3.5 weeks (main riders) or tried in the footage
they had is depressing. Sure something may be a lot harder than a lot
of other things but if you're hopping around before and after it, it
looks like [censored]. It's all about the flow, not really the difficulty of
the trick.
-Shaun Johanneson
I completely agree. I actualy did get some footage (about 45 minutes
worth) but there was alot of hopping around or poor angles, and since I
would have to take the video to a store to get it converted to digital
format, I didn't think it would be worth it, nor would it be worthy of
your video.
A problem with filming for me is that I don't own a video camera, or
even a digital one, so to get one I have to fill out a fake requesition
form and get one from my school, then I have to find someone willing to
film me, which I find hard. I could just use a tripod but the skatepark
is way to busy to set up a tripod in a place to get good lines, and my
flatland skills are just not good enough to be in your videos.
If you really are desperate I can see what I can do about converting
the video over, but like I said it only took about two hours to get
this 45 minutes ish of footage and its certainly not refined that
nicely. I am probably going out to Toronto this coming weekend though
and I know at least one person who is bringing a camera there, so if I
do get some good footage and you are still looking for it (hopefully
you will have enough by then though) you will definatly be the first to
get it.
Good luck, and good riding.
--
ntappin
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