Have unedited Kiting videos??? I can help out!

[bryanleighty]

Heya!

If anyone has any unedited kiting videos and would like to get them into a finished piece, let me know.

I am looking to build on my editing skills and am looking for footage.

No charge of course!!

I am trying to see if video filming / editing is something I want to take to the professional level and just need footage to get me going. Typcially when the wind is blowing.. I am out on the water .. so my footage stockpile is slight at best.

All footage remains property of the filmmaker. If anything more was to become of the finished work, as long as I could remain in w/ editing credits and could use it as a demo reel for a resume, thats all I ask.

Of course if something were to go further ($$$$), we could discuss details accordingly.

Contact me via email at bryanleighty@gmail.com or send me a PM on the boards.

Bryan
St. Petersburg, FL

BWL Films

Some sample funny/experimental videos:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4959657771329583833&pr=goog-sl

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1270419293959580091&pl=true

http://bwlfilms.zippyvideos.com/

[Skyway Scott]

Bryan,

I saw your vids. Good stuff. Your sense of timing is dead on, nice.
Did you loan Tiff the camera? If so, NOW you will have some REAL kiting footage to edit :D
BTW, ever check out Converse.com? Alot of great vids submitted to their site.
http://www.conversegallery.com/

That might be one way to get recognized quick. I don't know, just a suggestion. You made a cat interesting, check out what they did with sneakers.
I emailed you my favorite one (The Amazing Russell by Steve Daniels)
One of the filmmakers who helped make that happen is Steve Daniels, a cameraman at WLTX, the CBS affiliate in Columbia, S.C. In his film, a buddy, Lee Smith (he's in all of Daniels' films that make the rounds of regional festivals around Columbia) is an Evel Knievel-inspired daredevil who rides a bicycle up a ramp and clears a row of 20 or more black Converse high-top Chuck Taylor All Stars.


http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/12/10/BUG4GA97O71.DTL&type=business