Into the Woods... An Attitash Downhill Biking Movie!

[eatskisleep]

Into The Woods
Filmed and Edited by Me...
A bunch of riders are in it, including a few who post on this site. Let me know if I got you in it.
4:42
34.17mb (the quality isn't bad either)
Mad Dog Moments ©2004-2006
The music isn't the best but I don't have limewire or anything else to download any music so I just used what I could.
Editing is in my opinion my best edited film... if you watch some of my older Attitash movies you will see the improvement.

http://www.eengoedidee.nl/videoz/download.cgi?mem_id=52323&fil_unique=RICKmdTM228AADilaWw
If you don't have an account there, please download it here... "right click and save target as..."
http://www.flyingpolackproductions.com/vids/attitash_downhill_biking.wmv
Thanks to the guys at FPP.

Thanks for watching the movie.
All opinions and suggestions wanted.

 

[Marc]

Awesome job dude!

Great riding, great terrain. I didn't know they had stuff like that at Attitash. The quality was very good.

The music was... eh. I'm looking for something a little more upbeat. That kind of music says to me- go recline and smoke a joint, not go hammer so sweet FR stuff. Plus if you have some music a little harder, or at least with a heavier downbeat, you can edit the vid clips in places to the music which gives it that bit of extra flair. If you have the software to do that with. I used some in one of my college classes but I'll be damned if I can remember the name of the package.

 

[eatskisleep]

Awesome job dude!

Great riding, great terrain. I didn't know they had stuff like that at Attitash. The quality was very good.

The music was... eh. I'm looking for something a little more upbeat. That kind of music says to me- go recline and smoke a joint, not go hammer so sweet FR stuff. Plus if you have some music a little harder, or at least with a heavier downbeat, you can edit the vid clips in places to the music which gives it that bit of extra flair. If you have the software to do that with. I used some in one of my college classes but I'll be damned if I can remember the name of the package.

Thanks for the comments and suggestions. I am using Sony Vegas 5.0, which is great and "hi-tech" software to say the least.