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From the creator of Between The Tape: F1RST movie trailer
by acadian
Posted: Jan 22, 2008
The latest, and highly anticipated, movie from Clay Porter (Distinction Productions) is the epically filmed "F1RST", and today sees the launch of the new web site featuring the captivating new trailer.
www.f1rstmovie.com also features information on the World Premiere set for April 18, in Monterey, during the week of the Sea Otter Classic, as well as how people can order tickets for the limited seating for this film event. There will also be, coming soon, information on the various Regional Premieres taking place all over the world, from May onwards.
Read more to see the TRAILER!
www.f1rstmovie.com also features information on the World Premiere set for April 18, in Monterey, during the week of the Sea Otter Classic, as well as how people can order tickets for the limited seating for this film event. There will also be, coming soon, information on the various Regional Premieres taking place all over the world, from May onwards.
Read more to see the TRAILER!
The all important sponsors who have made this film possible are also featured, in particular Fox Racing Shox, Santa Cruz Bicycles, Troy Lee Designs, decline magazine, e.thirteen components, FUNN MTB, adidas Eyewear and Formula Brakes.
However most people will be first checking out the trailer, to see what filmmaker Clay Porter has been busy putting together over the past 2 weeks for this launch. Here's what he says in his own words about the trailer for F1RST:
"I'm really excited about the launch of www.f1rstmovie.com and to finally release the film's trailer. Since I premiered Between The Tape last April, I've been hard at work on the film's sequel and I'm stoked to finally let people get a glimpse of what's to come on April 18th.
Between The Tape and its trailer touched the surface of what the sport of downhill racing is, but for the F1RST trailer I wanted to delve deeper into the minds of the athletes. I chose all the interview clips and narration to fit a certain feel; finding out what is going through a rider's mind when racing downhill.
I'm also excited about the blog on the website where you'll be able to track the final two shoots of the film as well as the editing stages. Even though the World Cup series ended last September I haven't put the camera down. I leave for Sam Hill's house in Australia in a week in a half to wrap up his section, and then leave for South Africa at the end of February to shoot with Greg Minnaar and Steve Peat for their section. It's going to be a busy next three months for me and you'll be able to track it all on www.f1rstmovie.com."
For more information on sponsoring the movie, or hosting a Regional Premiere, go to the contact section of the web site. To get yourself some tickets, pre-ordered and locked in for April 18, visit the section on the World Premiere, which is kicking off less than 88 days from today.
Where is my bike...I need to ride now!
Check it out!
However most people will be first checking out the trailer, to see what filmmaker Clay Porter has been busy putting together over the past 2 weeks for this launch. Here's what he says in his own words about the trailer for F1RST:
"I'm really excited about the launch of www.f1rstmovie.com and to finally release the film's trailer. Since I premiered Between The Tape last April, I've been hard at work on the film's sequel and I'm stoked to finally let people get a glimpse of what's to come on April 18th.
Between The Tape and its trailer touched the surface of what the sport of downhill racing is, but for the F1RST trailer I wanted to delve deeper into the minds of the athletes. I chose all the interview clips and narration to fit a certain feel; finding out what is going through a rider's mind when racing downhill.
I'm also excited about the blog on the website where you'll be able to track the final two shoots of the film as well as the editing stages. Even though the World Cup series ended last September I haven't put the camera down. I leave for Sam Hill's house in Australia in a week in a half to wrap up his section, and then leave for South Africa at the end of February to shoot with Greg Minnaar and Steve Peat for their section. It's going to be a busy next three months for me and you'll be able to track it all on www.f1rstmovie.com."
For more information on sponsoring the movie, or hosting a Regional Premiere, go to the contact section of the web site. To get yourself some tickets, pre-ordered and locked in for April 18, visit the section on the World Premiere, which is kicking off less than 88 days from today.
Where is my bike...I need to ride now!
Check it out!
54 Comments
its not like roam at all, i saw the premier of Between the Tape last year and it was amazing, its like a earth, but with a lot more detail and it actually followes the individual rider, and has interviews with them. IF F1rst is as good as Between the tape then this will be a really good movie
I tell ya what! That looks bloody immense! Pretty epic....but Mr. Movie voiceover guy makes things seem a little too ametuer dramatic. Still gonna buy it for the riding though!
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In that resolution, almost everything (except the next best 40$-helmet-cam) looks sharp. I´d be pleased if it´s in HD. DVD´s were fine on TV, but on most Computer-LCDs (which are bigger than native DVD res.) it looks awful if you´re too close.
Aside from that, it looks very nice. I love the documentary approach on the whole thing, because racing is not only about people shredding down a hill. It´s a lifestyle.
Aside from that, it looks very nice. I love the documentary approach on the whole thing, because racing is not only about people shredding down a hill. It´s a lifestyle.
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Rock on! Clay Porter looks to have thrown together another banger!
Hopefully it is up there with 24 and Road to Athens.
Hopefully it is up there with 24 and Road to Athens.
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I'm amped, I'm freaking out, I'm debating on driving to the premiere! HOT DAM! Loved "Between The Tape" and this looks like even more inspiration! When is Clay going to win an award?
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Porter poached the main song from the movie "requiem for a dream" for his soundtrack....if any of ya ever seen that movie you know how freaky it is....
makes ya wonder if he did it on purpose
makes ya wonder if he did it on purpose
This is the most attractive Mtb movie teaser i've ever seen. As well as showing some nice footages, they also explain how this sport is on worldcup racing and make it look interesting for bikers and non-biker people.
the most awesome trailer ever seen!!!
this trailer is way better then trailers from, Roam or Disorder
this trailer is way better then trailers from, Roam or Disorder
portrays the true feeling/passion of the SPORT, i will buy this movie on the content of this trailer alone! amazing quality too.congrats.
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Am I the only one that tries to get download the iPod Trailer version and can't get anywhere with it?
Anyway, very nice!! Looking forward to see that one.
Anyway, very nice!! Looking forward to see that one.
the music didnt fit with the riding, it just seemed so much bigger than it, like the guy would have to do a 200 foot drop for it to work. but wowwww the filming was sooo amazing im buying it for sure, so stoked!!! and sa1nt.....shut it
Wow, my comments were deleted cause I said I don't like Clay Porters videos and I think his work is crap. Nice job Pink Bike. Making money off this movie are we?
Dawn. Just shut the f*ck up. If you don't like it's your problem. Don't write that bullshit in here!
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i cant fukin wait for this vid to come out its been awhile since i have seen a vid that doesnt have park/dirtjump scenes all the way through...gotta love the race footy
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But i hope it won't be too much of slow-mo scenes like in Roam.