Need Climbers for Underground Video

This is a great idea for a project! i have no video but good luck

leon wrote: ... we are thinking to buy a small helicopter and mount a Go Pro on it or something like that. Maybe with some editing it will look cool.

You will be my hero if you do this haha. For sure I can make anything look cool with edits. Let me know how it goes!

daniel Baldor wrote:For sure I can make anything look cool with edits.

Before I submit my footage, I need proof. I'm thinking a "cool" scene of someone eating carrot sticks. Ready? Go! ;-)

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Don't say I never do anything for you.

" The intention is to celebrate the everyday climber, because there are so many of us out there having fun, doing some cool shit, and it might be nice to get that on a well-edited film. "

Now that sounds cool.

daniel Baldor wrote: You guys are worse than the grammar police,

Oh, there hear to!

here's a pretty epic one for you:

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Ryan Nevius wrote: Before I submit my footage, I need proof. I'm thinking a "cool" scene of someone eating carrot sticks. Ready? Go! ;-)

It's on like Donky Kong! Gimme 16 hours or less. You will have your cool carrots video.

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Do you have a boat?

daniel Baldor wrote: You will be my hero if you do this haha. For sure I can make anything look cool with edits. Let me know how it goes!

Sweet! I will do it. Those things are hard to fly, but hey with practice anything is possible. We are heading out to Cali soon so it should be epic!

Ray Pinpillage wrote:Do you have a boat?

No - but this is exactly the sort of problem I'd love to solve. What did you have in mind? :-)

Jon Zucco wrote:here's a pretty epic one for you: YOUTUBE VIDEO

Hey thanks for the link man! I thought responding to this would be a good opportunity to clarify two things for anyone else interested: (1) I'm only incorporating outdoor footage for this, and (2) I'm looking for people to submit their own footage as opposed to youtube links.

While gym climbing is fun in its own right, the aesthetic of an outdoor climbing video becomes off balance when gym videos are thrown in there. It's not that I don't like indoor climbing, it's just not right for this project.

On the youtube bit: part of the fun of this project is that people can submit video of themselves. I could probably troll through youtube and find video. I believe there's even a program that would allow me to rip video straight from the site, but that's not how I'm rolling for this project. I like the idea of working with the people filming. Make sense?