Glad you like it :) This shot goes on for quite a while... I'm sure it's boring to most anyone else, but I could watch it all day...

Took the words out of my mouth.

Thanks you two :) That means a lot.

Leslie, Leslie, Leslie ;) Thank you for this comment. I'm very flattered.

Hey DaVinci :) We had attached a big crane-arm to the top of the van... so I'm just up there working the crane while Amanda kept pace. The arm would drop down to about 3 feet, and raise up to around 35 :)

I always like to see the behind the scenes. Do you have any pictures of your installation on the car ?

Hey Remyyy :) Okay, I found two pics on my flickr of the crane on the van... although, as you can see, both of these are when it was strapped down.

The short end that is sticking up is where the weights went and also where I held on...

The long end has a platform (that kinda blends in with my bike in this pic) that the cam sat on...

Thanks Martijn :)

Thanks Lori :)

Thanks Rex :) No, I've never used one of those before. I'll have to check it out.

Thanks Santi :)

Hey Jon :) Thanks so much! I'm really flattered people are liking these...

Hey Zack :) Thanks! I'm sure if Larry had the choice he would happily be out there for a few more thousand miles ;)

Soon man, soon. 16 k of them.

Hey Michael :) Ha, you're too kind. Thank you.

Thanks Tami :) I like your new profile pic - it looks very 70s French movie-poster'ish...

Hey Ashley :) Yea, it was a rental - so I'm sure they wouldn't be happy to know I was up there filming. Actually we build a whole sandbox-like platform up there. Mu ha ha...

Thank you Remyyy :)

Hey Kyle :) Thanks - your profile pic is hilarious.

I have bad news, Justin... *gulp*... it's... well, Larry's trip has already ended. I know... I know ;)

I don't know what I'm talking about.

Thanks Mario :)

Thanks :) This was shot on a Sony Z1u with a wide on it...

And the cam' shoots in native 16x9, so the timeline is 1080i anamorphic, which is cropping everything at 2.35x1...

Hey Nshack. Thanks - I'm glad these are working ;)

Thanks Andy :)

Wow. Thanks Colin. I... don't know what to say... I never thought I'd have anyone ever say *that* to me :)

This song is called 'Tarnation' by Max Avery Lichtenstein... it's the theme song to a really touching film made by a guy on his mac when the first version of iMovie came out. Crazy stuff.

Hey Suerte :) Thanks a lot. You'll be able to watch anywhere, we're going to put it up online for free when it's finished. I used to have a glidecam rig... but I just use the FCP filter these days... this shot was on a crane strapped to the top of our van, so it didn't have too much shake to begin with.

I'll be sure to check out your stuff :) Thanks for the comment.

Hey Joshua :) Thanks for this comment - and thanks a lot for signing up for the email list. I'm very flattered that this grabbed your attention and the project has held it :) Hope to see you around a bunch on Vimeo and the blog, and don't forget to send in a bunch of your footage from your trip to Stockpile! :) Great to hear from you.

Thanks so much Obscura :) I miss the road so much when I watch this shot... makes me want to get on a bike and ride.

Hey Harry :) Thank you very much. I had a Sony Z1u when we filmed this.