Smile

[charliedid]

https://youtu.be/jj0CmnxuTaQ

[CSTRider]

As usual for Danny Macaskill videos, this made me smile.
Thanks for sharing.

[joosttx]

thats the best!

[MattTuck]

I think I've said it before, but man... quad copter drones have totally changed the game for making these little films.

I remember back in early 2000's, I was watching a mountain bike video that did a follow shot through the trees of a trail around whistler. Tons of prep went into it, because they basically had to create a zip line above the trail so the camera could move with the riders.

Now, you look at some of these shots, and realize how it has changed the way they can tell a cycling story that brings in the surroundings.

[XXtwindad]

Awesome! I love that dude. Any idea where the last shot is filmed? (What Munro?) Man, Scotland is beautiful.

[AJosiahK]

so good, thanks for sharing !

[charliedid]

Isn't that great?!

Who knows how to embed that so the player shows up not just the link?

[Keith A]

Originally Posted by charliedid

Isn't that great?!

Who knows how to embed that so the player shows up not just the link?

We would have to enable HTML to be able to directly paste the embed code. Enabling HTML is not recommended for security reasons.

[charliedid]

Originally Posted by Keith A

We would have to enable HTML to be able to directly paste the embed code. Enabling HTML is not recommended for security reasons.

Ah okay, makes sense.

Thanks

[soulspinner]

[cmg]

hilarious. great end of the day vid. thanks

[Irishgirl]

Thanks for the big cheesy smile for the day!!


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[David Kirk]

Perfect cap to the day - just awesome.

dave

[SoCalSteve]

Originally Posted by MattTuck

I think I've said it before, but man... quad copter drones have totally changed the game for making these little films.

I remember back in early 2000's, I was watching a mountain bike video that did a follow shot through the trees of a trail around whistler. Tons of prep went into it, because they basically had to create a zip line above the trail so the camera could move with the riders.

Now, you look at some of these shots, and realize how it has changed the way they can tell a cycling story that brings in the surroundings.

Interesting story...I spent 6 seasons working on “The Mentalist” for Warner Brothers. I was there this day: https://aerialmob.com/warner-bros-us...the-mentalist/

[Ronsonic]

Thanks for linking that. Good way to finish the day.