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August 2008 Street Riding
Street Riding in the city centre of Tallinn, Estonia's capital and it was shot in one day's time...
http://vimeo.com/1662131
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Sep 16, 2008
Video info
- Date Posted
- Sep 3, 2008 at 19:15Sep 3, 2008
- Category
- Street/Park/Jumping
- Location
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Tallinn, Estonia
140 Comments
- + 11
Sh4rvan
(Sep 4, 2008 at 10:11)
Alot of work in the editting, not so much in the riding. Shame, could've been alot better.
- + 10
that is good to hear that people want to go ride after the video, it means that most of the work has been done and it is paying off
- + 8
definitely a feel good biking video. the music is great, chilled and makes you want to ride. reminds me of when i was younger and getting into biking and just going out and biking all day.. anywhere. fun times. good work.
- + 9
what an editing, pretty much perfect! and the music is great too!
the riding is not over the top, but the whole video has a cool vibe that makes me wanna ride, nice job, well deserved VOD
the riding is not over the top, but the whole video has a cool vibe that makes me wanna ride, nice job, well deserved VOD
- + 2
getting into biking and just going out and biking all day.. anywhere. fun times. good work.
dude i do that everyday and this movie makes me want to ride even longer..il ride to school even now and its cold but i have be inspired
great film
dude i do that everyday and this movie makes me want to ride even longer..il ride to school even now and its cold but i have be inspired
great film
- + 7
editing was awesome, but i can see that you guys ve got much better skills but you didn't show them on this video.
- + 3
Some complain about a VOD depicting mediocre riding, and it's valid because it is an individual opinion. Of course it's valid...however, I like to see all levels of riding depicted, the whole spectrum, because it's nice to see riders who are simply stoked to ride. This vid has that. Just my two cents, even if hastily spent. Peace.
- + 2
you had some really good angle's, and I really enjoyed how your editing was very smooth. Though I think that there were parts that it was too dark. shooting in a city can be really hard because of all the shadows. also some of you pan in, and pan out shots were perty choppy, but over all some really good stuff!
- + 2
Editing and music was great but the riding was lacking. Nothing kept my attention or sparked my interest all that much.
It does, however, look like the riders have the skill and experience to pull off some other stuff. I'm betting if you took some footage over a couple of days you'd be able to pull something off 30x better.
- + 0
I'm not that impressed, some shots were overused, the colors were messed up, the song was kinda boring at times, and it was WAY shaky... also some clips happen too fast and you don't get to grasp them. It had a very professional feel to it however some details in the editing could have made it easier to follow. Maybe not VOD material, but still good.
- + 1
... or ride what you've got... Last time I checked, urban riding was a hoot on any bike. Trials, BMX, DJ/Street rig/Fullie/you name it. Why not celebrate that people around the world are digging the street scene on a variety of bikes. As I often hear 'share the love', and 'don't be a hater'.
By the way, demz thanks for some footage of Tallinn. Beautiful city with some historic past. The break of Estonia with its former Russian occupiers is referred to as the "Singing Revolution". 300,000 people gathered to literally voice their desire for independence in Tallinn by singing national songs and hymns that were forbidden during decades of Soviet occupation. Share the peace! Keep on 'rockin' the streets.
By the way, demz thanks for some footage of Tallinn. Beautiful city with some historic past. The break of Estonia with its former Russian occupiers is referred to as the "Singing Revolution". 300,000 people gathered to literally voice their desire for independence in Tallinn by singing national songs and hymns that were forbidden during decades of Soviet occupation. Share the peace! Keep on 'rockin' the streets.