Glen Plake advice - VIDEO
A few words of wisdom from skiing legend Glen Plake for all you aspiring videographers out there, he may just be onto something here. Maybe this explains all those dam Reggae sound tracks?
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Glen Plake advice - VIDEO
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2011-06-17 20:11:40
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2011-06-18 10:41:50Have to agree with Glen. The last couple of films I've gone to I ended up leaving after intermission and the swag give away. Monotonous and loud, the same thing over and over again, whether it's hucking off some man-made jump, a cliff, straight-lining some couloir, or boofing off some big pillows, interspersed with a few shots of the skiers talking about themselves. And all that helicopter time...... how about skinning up once in a while, or boot hiking? Maybe if you earned all those vertical feet, you'd make a few turns! -
2011-06-18 10:52:01I have to agree with John on this one (and Glen), the same old formula no longer works. Big jumps, deep snow, loud heavy metal music - repeat - repeat - repeat. Borring. It would be nice to see someone take a fresh approach, Sweetgrass is doing a good job in this area.
If I see one more POV video of a guy skiing a line for 5min I will fall asleep. Zzzzzzzzzz.