I need YOUR (yes you) Video!!

[djkorn1]

I need your video! I am looking for video to add to
"JetTards IV: EastsideFreeride". If you have a couple unique shots, put them on DVD (the higher quality the better) and send them to me at: :crazy:

Kidkornfilms
AttnJ Haberkorn
13759 Olde Orchard Rd.
Strongsville OH 44136

I don't want a ton of footage, just about 30 seconds of your absolute most insane stuff (It can be lifestyle shots too!). Close ups are better than faraway shots. I have a really cool idea for the end of the film...make sure to include the rider's name, filmer's name and location.
Deadline is Christmas. If you send me something decent, (even subs are cool) I'll get ya in the video somewhere!

Thanks in advance! :sgrin:

 

[Frosty]

i think Brian (Proformance1) is gonna send you some northeastern lake erie footage.

 

[djkorn1]

Cool. Cut it up and send the good stuff! I allready have 23 and 1/2 hours of video to go through.... :chairshot:

 

[Kennay]

Time to get busy DJ.

 

[MADMAT]

Did you figure out the MP3 dilemma?

 

[SXR-FOREVER]

Ooo I'll see if I can get you some good shots too.

 

[djkorn1]

Yeah, your helmet cam stuff is cool! :bananalama:

 

[SXR-FOREVER]

Yeah, your helmet cam stuff is cool! :bananalama:

Thanks, the only problem is I lost my harddrive, so assuming I didn't erase the tapes I should have some good footage.

You want just surf or how bout some lake stuff too?

 

[MADMAT]

I have very good luck at "dead" hard drive data recovery if you ever feel the need.

No charge for fellow rippers.

 

[madscientist]

i'll try to send you some of our footage

 

[rasper99]

You can use anything here you like:
Northwest Surfriders
We aren't in it for the money. We just want to share with people so they can see what we do. The Northern Pacific Ocean can be a harsh mistress.

 

[oldskoo]

let me check w/ my buddy hes got all the film....i can promise stupid ******** thats for sure.......what the hell i live in strongsville.....

 

[stuntbikemike]

i have stuff like this...YouTube - Johnny Havell on lake tarpon
.YouTube - Barrel rolls on lake tarpon .http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWs_MSAf5Cg.do Can i get a free copy of the video,,,,cause thats all i ask and maybe a shirt or hat:icon16:

 

[Tuttle]

You can use anything here you like:
Northwest Surfriders
We aren't in it for the money. We just want to share with people so they can see what we do. The Northern Pacific Ocean can be a harsh mistress.

I just watched a few of your videos. You all are some friggen polar bears.

 

[djkorn1]

Lake Surf Whatever...as long as it is cool footage and is pretty close up I can use it.

Send it in!! :shooter3:

 

[rasper99]

I just watched a few of your videos. You all are some friggen polar bears.

What is hard to see is how big and nasty the surf is on some of the videos. Zooming in with the camcorder compresses the distance and scope. Much more impressive in person.

By Florida standards (your location) it would seem rather cold. The Pacific ocean doesn't get below around 45 degrees no matter what time of year. The ocean also keeps the weather at the beach moderated so the air doesn't get much below 40 during the winter.

When we went out Oct. 27th the water was 55 degrees and the air was 67. It has been rather nippy a few times but the physical activity in the big surf creates a bit of body heat. Some people wear two wetsuits instead of a dry suit. Box trailers with big heaters help too. Not like we stay out all day. High winds can add to the effect too.

Some good things this far north are we don't have very many shark attacks or any nasty jellyfish, etc. We have to wait for the surf to be reasonably small during the winter. Monday's forecast has a peak of 34 foot swells at 6AM and a minimum of 26 feet for the day.

Our group is leaning towards skipping a couple months right now for a change this year. The cold is a factor but mainly because the surf is just too big and dangerous.

As you can see from the graphs on the web page below it got pretty big and nasty after the first week of December last year:
Oregon surf 12/2006