This short film was put together by the TRG racing team and chronicles the final event of the American Le Mans Series in 2011. Dubbed Le Petit Le Mans: Road Atlanta, as the name implies, the event is designed as a mini version of the renowned Le Mans endurance race and ends only after 1,000 miles have been covered, or 10 hours have past.
Rather than look to the usual pundits for the same canned responses, we decided to hunt down answers by inviting a group of friends and colleagues to the Royalton Hotel penthouse for an off the cuff conversation over dinner and Macallan to discuss — with the cameras rolling.
In the world of YouTube and Vimeo, it’s far too easy to see the term epic used haphazardly as an adjective to backyard amateur movies. But, for this Viewfinder installment, there simply is no better way to describe it.
The second and truly excellent installment in Leo Zuckerman’s Whistler Bike Park films.
Mutiny Bikes and Joe Simon get their hands on the incredible above-earth camera tool, the remote controlled Helicam for some incredible shots at the new Austin Skatepark.
If there’s one piece of advice I can give first-time visitors to Bonaire, it’s to skip the iguana stew. Maybe it was all the diving I’d done, but feeling adventurous, I ordered the local specialty at Rosie’s Inn in the small town of Rincon.
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-QIiVS_7Hs&w=650&h=400] Don’t Play No Game That I Can’t Win is the latest epic music video to be released off of the iconic rap trio’s new album, Hot Sauce Committee Part I. Directed by Spike Jonze and featuring musical guest Santigold, the lengthy spectacle runs 11:00 minutes long (that’s just two minutes shy of Thriller proportions), and contains some of the campiest satire we’ve seen since Team America.
For cobblestones, a site for sore eyes
