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Here we are, already more than half way through our job here. Great stuff today, again working with some of the best skiers and snowboarders in the world. This little recap vid, shot at 9pm last night–just before heading back to the villa for some data wrangling–shows me pretty darn tired, but still kicking. I’m on camera with my friend Chris Jerard from Freeskier and Snowboard magazines. Chris is our subject matter expert and snowsports industry liaison.
I feel like we’re finally dialing in our separate and additional workflow for sharing this stuff amidst all the other priorities we’re balancing. So that should mean that we’ll be able to roll some serious outtakes and a wave of more videos here tonight and tomorrow and the next day.
Planning to bust out a quick vid that answers a bunch of the questions you’ve been sending my way, so now’s a good chance to shout ’em out if you have some–via comments or twitter, per usual.
If you can’t see the vid, take a peek here at the vid link on my Facebook Fan page. For those requesting more youtube — that’s coming soon, I promise.
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Having the great health and financial resources to travel with my wife as much as possible, to see more of the environment and meet more of its individuals.
Chase and crew!
You guys are the best! I'm just a beginning photographer who loves the chase for the perfect pic. No questions here, I've learned quite a bit already!
Keep it up!
Scott
I'm sure you shooting thousands of images a day. How do you go through all those photos ( ie – programs, work flow…) I've heard of making a movie out of them to view faster.
Thanks!
Sweet Chase. Wish I could do something like that. Where can I get a heli? 🙂
Hey Chase et all,
I'm just wondering how, like you say in the video, go to bed at 1 and have breakfast by 7? Do you draw energy and hype from the shoots or do you have a secret cocktail of caffeinated treats? Mix of both?
I'm really loving the rough cuts, they are really POV and tangible!
Thanks,
Will