Macaframa SF Premiere!
10-04-08, 02:18 PM
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10-04-08, 04:17 PM
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Wow! all the short 20 second or so blips on the website are done extremely well.
Awesome cinematography.
Awesome cinematography.
10-04-08, 04:23 PM
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that's the old trailer, new one is
https://vimeo.com/611977
I'm considering driving down for the atlanta premiere.
https://vimeo.com/611977
I'm considering driving down for the atlanta premiere.
10-05-08, 12:45 AM
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Thanks Adam!
Those of you who've seen MASH will recognize several guys in Macaframa. I don't want to ruin the surprise but you already know about James Newman. The MASH family as a whole has been very supportive and we owe them a lot (and we're big fans of the first movie, not to mention the new Armstrong short). The premiere is free, our gift to the city we love. Our sponsors have kicked down very hard with the prizes as well, so make sure you come to the race beforehand, we'll make sure you have a seat for the first screening.
Those of you who've seen MASH will recognize several guys in Macaframa. I don't want to ruin the surprise but you already know about James Newman. The MASH family as a whole has been very supportive and we owe them a lot (and we're big fans of the first movie, not to mention the new Armstrong short). The premiere is free, our gift to the city we love. Our sponsors have kicked down very hard with the prizes as well, so make sure you come to the race beforehand, we'll make sure you have a seat for the first screening.
10-05-08, 09:46 AM
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is there going to be an encore screening at all over the weekend? i'll be arriving in sf on thursday morning, staying until tuesday evening.
were i to have known the premier date when i booked my flight, i definitely would have made it in wednesday.
anything else interesting going down that weekend? thanks.
were i to have known the premier date when i booked my flight, i definitely would have made it in wednesday.
anything else interesting going down that weekend? thanks.
10-05-08, 11:59 AM
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The cinematography alone in this video is enough to go see it.I've showed it to people who have no idea what a track bike is and they totally dig it. That being said, I'm trying to make it out to the premier if I can get a ride.
10-12-08, 07:38 PM
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it was awesome. there are some tricks i havent seen before, some long shots of amazing feats of speed, a few funny moments, a few cringe moments, steep ass hills, and of course it was shot beautifully...the music was awesome too.
i'll definitely be picking it up on DVD when it comes out.
i'll definitely be picking it up on DVD when it comes out.
10-13-08, 01:35 AM
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Definitely a different style from MASH, going for something different.
New tricks included KEO's new footdown spin, and even a 540 skid....which. was. ridiculous.
I definitely loved the cinematography.
I also give it an 8 out of 10, some shots were too long/shouldn't have been put in.
New tricks included KEO's new footdown spin, and even a 540 skid....which. was. ridiculous.
I definitely loved the cinematography.
I also give it an 8 out of 10, some shots were too long/shouldn't have been put in.
10-13-08, 09:05 AM
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The only difference I can see, based on trailers, is that it will be different photographers filming different riders...doing the same things on the same bikes in the same city in California.
If all BMX movies were limited to skid stops, bunny hops, and wheelies , and if all Mountain bike movies were confined to the same 200 square feet of terrain, your comparison might be valid.
I'm not trying to 'hate' - Mash was enjoyable enough, I just wish some east coast/Midwest film makers would get off their asses already.
If all BMX movies were limited to skid stops, bunny hops, and wheelies , and if all Mountain bike movies were confined to the same 200 square feet of terrain, your comparison might be valid.
I'm not trying to 'hate' - Mash was enjoyable enough, I just wish some east coast/Midwest film makers would get off their asses already.
Grab a camera, and get shooting.
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Definitely a different style from MASH, going for something different.
New tricks included KEO's new footdown spin, and even a 540 skid....which. was. ridiculous.
I definitely loved the cinematography.
I also give it an 8 out of 10, some shots were too long/shouldn't have been put in.
New tricks included KEO's new footdown spin, and even a 540 skid....which. was. ridiculous.
I definitely loved the cinematography.
I also give it an 8 out of 10, some shots were too long/shouldn't have been put in.
10-13-08, 04:14 PM
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10-13-08, 06:26 PM
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the movie/soundtrack was amazing 10/10. Great cinematography.. beautiful scenes. Be stoked for keo's part!
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