scooter movies
- Thread starter liam456
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I used to have these two scooter flicks, both from 2000, on VHS. Lost them now, but they were pretty dope, showing how scootering was in the stone ages... they are Storm Scooters and (Razor's only non-RVM video) Evolution. They're both incredibly hard to track down but if you get SS then you're blessed cause it has some AWESOME riding. Jason Fry and Jarret Reid both have parts in it. YES.
RVM4 he says... hahaha that shits a myth son!!!
Jamie Gantz
Steel Member
Aus3's coming out in 2010 I believe.
Other's are 951,RVM's, TPCVJ9, probably a lot more.
Other's are 951,RVM's, TPCVJ9, probably a lot more.
vinnie obrien
Member
are u talking about this?
storm scooters?
http://www.amazon.com/Storm-Scooters-Razor-Sharpe-Tricks/dp/B0000507P4
storm scooters?
http://www.amazon.com/Storm-Scooters-Razor-Sharpe-Tricks/dp/B0000507P4
Yeah, that. Old school.
Jordan Jasa
Silver Member
transit
ClaytonJenkins
Member
Nyrmmp Scooter Movie!
You can download it by downloading the torrent here.
http://www.mininova.org/tor/3126284
Its an iso file. If you don't know how to play iso files, you can play it on Kantaris
http://download.cnet.com/Kantaris-Media-Player/3000-2139_4-10702958.html?tag=mncol
Or burn it to a DVD.... The best software I've found is this. [Just go to the "burn an image file option and select the iso file.]
http://download.cnet.com/Free-Easy-CD-DVD-Burner/3000-2646_4-10627009.html?tag=mncol
This is a movie I personally made. I did all the editing. NOTE::: WE ARE NOT NECESSARILY THAT GOOD AT TRICK RIDING. We all have our parts but mostly this is a "story" about how our crew the "Razor Crusaders" rides and about our journeys.
If you like scooting this is at least worth taking a look at.
Movie Facts.
Facts About "Nyrmmp!":
"Nyrmmp!" is 52 minutes long with EVERYONE'S part included.
My Computer Crashed twice during the making of the movie.
One of the crashes was the week of the premiere.
The finished product is over 11 gigs in size.
There was over 60 gigs in video files that contributed to the project.
There are probably over 2000 clips that we shot for the movie. Who knows how many we used.
The shots were originally shot in 720I HD. But because of sizing and computer processing limitations, I converted them down quite a bit.
You will notice throughout the movie there is some frame rate issues on some clips. This is because I converted some of the clips at a frame rate of 24 FPS, when my camera was shot in 30 and the movie was exported to 29.7 FPS. So a few clips are 6 FPS slow. HAHA mybad.
Every clip we ever shot has at least one duplicate.
The idea for the DVD cover was from the "So Far So Hood" DVD Cover by 4Bi9 [4bi9media.com].
There was about 75 [give or take] people at the premiere of the movie. The following picture doesn't do it justice, but there was a lot of people there! [Good work high school kids aka Carson, Davis, Matt, Alec, Josh, and all the others that helped].
You can download it by downloading the torrent here.
http://www.mininova.org/tor/3126284
Its an iso file. If you don't know how to play iso files, you can play it on Kantaris
http://download.cnet.com/Kantaris-Media-Player/3000-2139_4-10702958.html?tag=mncol
Or burn it to a DVD.... The best software I've found is this. [Just go to the "burn an image file option and select the iso file.]
http://download.cnet.com/Free-Easy-CD-DVD-Burner/3000-2646_4-10627009.html?tag=mncol
This is a movie I personally made. I did all the editing. NOTE::: WE ARE NOT NECESSARILY THAT GOOD AT TRICK RIDING. We all have our parts but mostly this is a "story" about how our crew the "Razor Crusaders" rides and about our journeys.
If you like scooting this is at least worth taking a look at.
Movie Facts.
Facts About "Nyrmmp!":
"Nyrmmp!" is 52 minutes long with EVERYONE'S part included.
My Computer Crashed twice during the making of the movie.
One of the crashes was the week of the premiere.
The finished product is over 11 gigs in size.
There was over 60 gigs in video files that contributed to the project.
There are probably over 2000 clips that we shot for the movie. Who knows how many we used.
The shots were originally shot in 720I HD. But because of sizing and computer processing limitations, I converted them down quite a bit.
You will notice throughout the movie there is some frame rate issues on some clips. This is because I converted some of the clips at a frame rate of 24 FPS, when my camera was shot in 30 and the movie was exported to 29.7 FPS. So a few clips are 6 FPS slow. HAHA mybad.
Every clip we ever shot has at least one duplicate.
The idea for the DVD cover was from the "So Far So Hood" DVD Cover by 4Bi9 [4bi9media.com].
There was about 75 [give or take] people at the premiere of the movie. The following picture doesn't do it justice, but there was a lot of people there! [Good work high school kids aka Carson, Davis, Matt, Alec, Josh, and all the others that helped].