Filming Myself in the Snow
February 18, 2010 - By Bobby Solomon - Category: Transportation & VideoThe other day I got an email from a guy named Stebs Schinnerer, who was writing to tell me that he filmed himself doing some tricks on his bike in the middle of the snow in Massachusetts. On the video description it says that it took him about 3 hours to shoot and edit the entire video… which was done by just himself. That’s right, he shot it, he edited it, and he rode around the snow.
The video itself, while simple, is shot really beautifully. There’s kind of a quiet beauty to the video, with Mr. Schinnerer cruising around to the sound of Efterklang’s Mirador. He did an amazing job of editing the video together and creating a look and feel. The contrast was amped up and the color desaturated, giving the video look even chillier. It would be really great if more people could do small, beautiful projects like these in only three hours.
Bobby
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I really like it. It’s amazing what can be done today with video. I could watch a lot of video like this and not get tired of it.
hello
i love the idea of making a film by oneself
because i make some too
so, in the same idea but in “homeless version”
here a french bodyboard onto snow by myself
http://www.vimeo.com/9160072
The video is beautiful, thank you.
It’s really nice, but not sure what can be said of his editing skills. He left in two crashes! :D
Did you see some of his other videos? I really loved “Papermania.” So awesome.
This is gorgeous! Definitely gonna check out more of his work.
This is funny, i’ve been looking at his videos for months now.. its cool to come across it here on Kitsune.
Pure brilliance… if i had the kit, i would try it. I quite like the fact you see two crashes, it adds to the quirkyness. Thanks for sharing it bobby! xxxxxx
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