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Subject: Anyone good from the greater toronto area want a free edit filmed that rides @ Blue Mountain, MSLM, Lakeridge, etc?
Basically all my friends quit I never filmed skiing only BMX, and when I edited I had a terrible computer so the preview was incredibly choppy and couldn't do much, regardless I am looking to make an edit but I have no one to film, I am hoping someone good would like an edit, I will be going all out for this one as I now actually have functioning equipment and want to see if I can make a professional level cedit.
Camera:
Canon 60D
18-135mm
50mm 1.8
Vivtar 7mm Fisheye
handles/tripods/stabilizers
Computer:
Intel Core i7-3930k
2x GTX 480 1536mb
So basically all I am asking is you bring me there and I will film all day and make you a hopefully sick edit.
I have never filmed with this camera, only my old ones, but here are some pics I took last season at my old school's rail jam.
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Entering the Toronto ski film scene is slightly difficult, that's for sure. There are a few people already out there, including myself, who have all really hooked up with the better riders out there and don't really want to give them up..
My best advice, film your friends. If you really shine as a stone in the rough in terms of video work, you will make your way up the ladder very quickly.
Also, half of the responses in this thread will be little 12 year old kids who say they are good, just to get a filmer and editor. Beware.
My best advice, film your friends. If you really shine as a stone in the rough in terms of video work, you will make your way up the ladder very quickly.
Also, half of the responses in this thread will be little 12 year old kids who say they are good, just to get a filmer and editor. Beware.
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i go to dagmar with my friend who brings his girlfriend who is amazing at skiing.
shes in grade 12 and can do a few different inverted tricks. Last year she got kicked outa kirby for doing a lincon.
Me and my friend are also pridy good and can pull some pridy big stuff.
If your down to film/sesh hit me up
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