I don’t like to dress up my videos. I feel that is for the people that want to spend alittle more time on their computer, and maybe don’t have the skill to keep everyone interested. These flip videos are more for timeline purposes. So riders in the future (if youtube is still there) can look back and know the street tricks with flips in them. There was nothing scary in that video, and nothing was really that hard so I don’t really expect it to be that great. But oh well. Another thing is I keep the angle on the wheel/uni because that is what is important. A lot of other riders I see not filming their wheel, but the whole rider, than the flip might be missed by wondering eyes, or the camera simply didn’t catch the flips and you can’t see it anyway. Either way the close angle elimates all problems to see what is going on. All that’s there is for the viewer to understand what’s going on, which isn’t very difficult with alittle practice. Hey I don’t mind doing tricks that some people’s eyes can’t follow ;).
-Shaun Johanneson