Midweek Mini Movies Extra

So many good films this week, we’re taking the opportunity to deliver up some more.

Tune in, brew up, skive off.  It’s time to open your eyes and visualise; it’s Midweek Mini Movies!

Life Behind Bars : SEASON PREMIERE – Return of the Intern

The boys are back! Brandon Semenuk, Ryan Howard, Logan Peat and Intern get back to ridin’ at Brandon’s house in Sunshine State, BC. Intern finally finishes building his jumps and shows the crew how it’s done.

Fabien Barel presents S2E3 – Riding Lenzerheide with Tobias Woggon

In Episode 3, Fabien travels to the heart of the Alps, in Lenzerheide with Tobias Woggon. Between rides on the rocks high above treeline, they stay the night in a dark, cold farm house. It’s a remote alpine adventure, accessed only by hard hiking or helicopter …

http://player.vimeo.com/video/71083049?autoplay=1

Lapierre – Press camp 2013

Video of the Lapierre Press Camp for the 2014 range held at the end of June 2013 in the Portes du Soleil.
The presentation of the new Spicy, Zesty AM and Zesty Trail models to journalists from across the world.
Filming and editing: Stewart Monk at reelfunmedia.com

Swedish summer trails

Self shot and edited by Leo Malmeryd. About 30km southeast of Stockholm, Sweden, and never more than 5km from home. Song: “Trap Doors” by Broken Bells

When Fools Ride (Gary Rides WC2C)

On 4th of August 2012, I started out to ride Wales Coast to Coast offroad on Dave Buchanan’s route. I was riding to raise money for charity, specifically Cots for Tots which is part of Wallace and Gromit’s Grand Appeal which is Bristol’s Children’s Hospital charity. You can find out more about the ride and my fundraising at: garyrides.co.uk
This film is my story of that ride. It doesn’t tell the whole story, because it would be too long and it wasn’t possible to capture that story anyway. Besides, you probably had to be there anyway, thanks crew! Anything that’s obviously live, is live, and happened as seen. Anything that looks like I probably had to go back out on the route several times and film loads of riding stuff, probably is!
The story is of a 24 hour long ride that turned into 36 hours. Mainly due to weather, navigation, naivety and total inexperience doing long A-B challenges by myself.
Shot on a Canon 5D mk2 and 550D, a Sony FS700, a GoPro Hero HD2, and a V.I.O. POV HD
Directed, Produced and Edited: Gary Lake

Shifted – A New Mountain Bike Film

Created by Matt Butterworth and Eric Marciniak of Virtu Media, this will be their first full length film release. Featuring up and coming riders in British Columbia; we follow them throughout the province and down into the United States. Shot on location in Kelowna, Vernon, Vancouver’s North Shore, Squamish, Whistler, Pemberton, Vancouver Island, Oyama, and Green River, Utah.

CUBE Hybrid Series #2 – Forget everything you´ve ever heard about E bikes

The future’s electro?

New Best BMX Tricks 5 – Kings Of Freestyle – Summer 2013 Edit

Fifth episode of new best bmx tricks compilation, for summer 2013.

Big tricks, big lines, watch it and share !

Oculus Rift + Kinect + KickR = Our Homage to Paperboy: PaperDude VR

PaperDude VR is built in Unity with 3D assets created in 3D studio and textured in Photoshop. The KickR sensor detects the speed of the bike and has the ability to provide programatically controlled resistance. The KickR communicates speed and cadence through bluetooth to a nearby iPad which updates our app over OSC.
The Oculus Rift VR headset lets you look around your scene in a full 360 degrees and allows you to focus your newspaper aim. The Kinect controller tracks the positions of your hands and arms, and detects the paper-throwing gesture.
Globacore creates custom branded videogames and interactive exhibits.
Check out the PaperDude VR project page on our site here: globacore.com/paperdude-vr
Video by weare1188.com

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSnfO15cAHE

Bob Burnquist’s “Dreamland” – A Backyard Progression

Among the most influential skateboarders the industry has ever seen, Bob Burnquist is still innovating. In his new webisode series, Burnquist grants his fans exclusive access to the private domain in which so many of his contributions to skateboarding were born, his backyard in Southern California, better known as “Dreamland.” Hence, “The Dreamland Series.”

To lead off the series, we see something from Burnquist that hasn’t been seen since 2010: a full-length video part filled with never-before-seen footage. And, the Hip. Yes, he added a Hip feature onto his personal MegaRamp. A Hip that starts up on a hill and sends him across a 15-foot gap into the 25-foot quarterpipe. You know, something mellow.

Thanks to everyone that sent in suggestions this week. If you’ve seen or made anything you reckon should be up here next time, the address is, as ever: newsdesk@singletrackworld.com.

And remember: Keep feeling fascination, yeah?

Dave Anderson

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