Brilliant lead-up Video to USGP
[by Jim Race]Saturday, July 23rd, 2005 at 8:24 amGranted, the timeliness is a bit off but the production quality is great, and the potential for these producers seems huge. As well, they seem to be quite nice folks.
Disclaimer: This show is a demo and not for commercial use. Any reproduction rights are hed by the copyright holders, and as such all rights are conferred to them. RideonTwo.com has recieved permission to post this and requests users not redistrbute this media. Please do not redistribute. Any question pertaining to such rights should be directed to Erin Milnes at erin@tvmoto.com @ +01.415.559.1157
The URL requires a password, which I think you are likely familiar with its usage if you’re already reading this:
http://www.tvmoto.com
Username: redbull
password: demo
The video is approximately 30 minutes in three equal parts, accesible either via Windows Media or Quicktime.
cheers,
-jim
July 23rd, 2005 at 9:56 am
1 part in windows media
July 28th, 2005 at 10:36 pm
If you enjoyed the video or have comments of any sort (good or bad) please post them here, as the producers would love to have some feedback. I do believe they are reading the site.
Cheers!
-jim
July 29th, 2005 at 10:48 pm
well i know the video went over very well on the Ducati.net list (and yes, they were all pointed here
some comments from the DOL:
“That *totally* rocked. Is there more?” (is there?)
“Terrific video thanks a bunch!”
“Great video, the best I’ve seen put together in a long time. You are right about the passion. It was the most truthful and informing pieces I’ve seen in a long time. I thank you for sharing it
with us.”
“Dude, when are they going to have that stuff on TV?” (i wish i knew the answer to that one)
August 1st, 2005 at 11:17 pm
That was great! Almost like a mini-FASTER, focusing on the 2005 US GP. Very cool stuff, thanks for linking.
You say the show is a demo. Do you mean that it was never broadcast or presented anywhere? Seems very polished and complete for a proof of concept sort of thing.
August 2nd, 2005 at 12:17 am
The producers are looking for fan feedback and support, and I’m plannning on using my media contacts to help as much as I can to give them an “in” somewhere, preferably somewhere on cable iniitally (like Discovery Channel, for instance).
All good words will help though. They have some distribution (read: “fair use” footage used) that they’re still working on to have a wider release. They allowed us to watch it, through their good grces and my cajoling.
-jim