Yea man no problem. What im starting to notice is people are straying away from using fast upbeat music for drift videos are now using slower tempo music that flows with the video itself. Now, it might not be your favorite song, but it just "fits" the video better. Watch some of Josh Herron's and Luke Huxham videos (Running Life)

Check this one out.

vimeo.com/2843979

Ah cool. I'm Luke's marketing director for his upcoming Drift Documentary.

slappy gotdammit go away brother. hahah

good times E that was a fun day.. you should have put the picture in there of you about to be taken out by the drift car... I posted the link all over man.

music wise. even though the new trend is to go with slower tempo songs. there are still many who use faster paced music. find what suits you and your style. i look to josh and will for ideas when im shooting video. however, it works just as well with faster music as it does with slower. find what works for you.

as far as camera work goes. you did a really good job with keeping the camera steady. might i suggest using the environment around you to your advantage. im sure having the whole area packed with fans didnt help much, but shooting just barley over or under railings might add a bit of pazzaz. again. i use will and josh as a reference. see the type of shots they get and see how you can apply that style to your videos.


other then that. good job:-)

ahahaha. i thought the same thing. im working on a video right now that will be similar. but with my style of editing/music involved lol. it should be pretty awesome. i have seen people go from their first day with a camera and not knowing how to work the zoom button properly to producing videos that look like feature film quality. with enough practice, patience, time, and devotion, you can produce something equally amazing just like will, and josh