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New Ski Movie from the trash mountain of Stoke, England

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Steeze-On-Toast
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My good friend Row Emery has been producing this small movie over the season and I thought his efforts deserved some attention of the fine people of the NS community. Check the Vimeo link below! Peace!

http://vimeo.com/70846036
Jul 29 2013 12:05PM
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Mag
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No offense, but people aren't really wanting to watch a movie about a single dry slope, it gets fucking boring.

You can make some cool short edits there, but it's just the one run, the chances of you making it interesting enough to watch a whole movie on it are slim-nil, but I'll still give it a chance.

If you're making a British ski film, it has to be something more, e.g going around all the dry slopes, but it would have to be a lot more than that alone, just because it's repetitive. Or it would have to be a bunch of mountains, even with mountains you'd probably struggle with one.


As a side note, I was just checking out your flickr, and here's a tip, try experimenting with off camera flash for the dryslope skiing shots, trust me.

This is all on the assumption that it's an actual movie, and not a <4/5 minute edit.
Jul 29 2013 12:46PM
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tomPietrowski
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^It's a film about the whole story behind the hill. It's not just going to be one long edit its actually about the creation of the slope and the scene which that created. I can't wait to see it, Rob H has awesome style so it should be cool to see
Jul 29 2013 4:14PM
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Mag
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ah then that'll be a lot better.
Jul 29 2013 4:43PM
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Rem-Dog
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i disagree.
Aug 11 2013 3:07PM
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