HD BMX trailer - 5D, HVX, 16mm, super 8mm

This is a trailer for an upcoming BMX film I directed for Mutiny Bikes called "Let's Get Mystical"

We have been shooting for just over one year and are about to release the film on DVD and Blu-ray.

I've shot this film in a lot of different formats. Mostly with the HVX-200, but also a lot with the 5D, Scoopic 16mm and Canon 814XLS Super 8 camera. I had all the film transfered to HD via Cinelicious. I've been loving the 5D lately especially doing time-lapses. 3 of the time-lapses in this trailer are done with an intervalometer with the 5D in photo mode. The time-lapse of the freeway in Vancouver though, was done with the Scoopic.

Mutiny Bikes "Let's Get Mystical"

You can read more about the production here - Mutiny Bikes – Let’s Get Mystical | Defgrip

Thanks for checking it out!

Joe

[Juan Todoli]

Hey Greg, have seen your shoots on vimeo or youtube (didn't remember) but this cinematic view is amazing.

Keep on ride & shoot! Please!

Love this tricks on bikes and your film. Very well done.

(We are mtb fans, don't know if is noticeable, haha!)

[Rene de Haas]

This is a great film, really well done! A nice vintage feel combined with the modern style. Love it.

[Mark Williams]

Very well done. It also looked very good on smugmug. They have great encoding for the web.

[Dennis Murphy]

Originally Posted by Mark Williams

Very well done. It also looked very good on smugmug. They have great encoding for the web.

Hmm, interesting. I haven't heard of these guys before but thought that this video looked great online.
Anyway, I really thought some of the shots were great for this genre of film... I particularly loved the shot of the spider and web in focus with the BMX rider do their trick in the background.
Sweet.