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Chas Guldemond -- Under Armour MTN Division Commercial

by JPI
Oct 2011 - 368 views

"Under Armour MTN Division; Chas Guldemond Commercial," is the latest 60 second commercial from acclaimed sports director Jay Jalbert at Jalbert Productions International -- JPI (http://www.jalbertfilm.com). The commercial is a personal reflection from professional snowboarder Chas Guldemond on preparation and being ready for the highly demanding competition season. JPI used a Phantom HD camera and shot at 600 frames per second to highlight his unique style and bold personality.

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Sports In Slow Motion Are Cool

by JPI
Aug 2011 - 1.9K views

"Sports In Slow Motion" is a highlight reel of slow motion sports cinematography from acclaimed sports director Jay Jalbert and Jalbert Productions International (http://www.jalbertfilm.com). The reel contains slow motion footage JPI shot for its clients, Red Bull, Under Armour and Teva. The reel was primarily captured on the Phantom HD Gold camera at frame rates up to 1200 fps.

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Sports In Slow Motion Are Cool

by JPI
Aug 2011 - 1.9K views

"Sports In Slow Motion" is a highlight reel of slow motion sports cinematography from acclaimed sports director Jay Jalbert and Jalbert Productions International (http://www.jalbertfilm.com). The reel contains slow motion footage JPI shot for its clients, Red Bull, Under Armour and Teva. The reel was primarily captured on the Phantom HD Gold camera at frame rates up to 1200 fps.

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Chas Guldemond -- Under Armour MTN Division Commercial

by JPI
Oct 2011 - 368 views

"Under Armour MTN Division; Chas Guldemond Commercial," is the latest 60 second commercial from acclaimed sports director Jay Jalbert at Jalbert Productions International -- JPI (http://www.jalbertfilm.com). The commercial is a personal reflection from professional snowboarder Chas Guldemond on preparation and being ready for the highly demanding competition season. JPI used a Phantom HD camera and shot at 600 frames per second to highlight his unique style and bold personality.