Freestyle Reality (discontinued)
- funklovesfootbag
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here goes..
52:42 to go... excited!
Fletcher Funk...
*Retired From Stitching*
(and basically freestyle.)
*Retired From Stitching*
(and basically freestyle.)
- wolfpac444
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sexcellent fantastic reality
I can't imagine how much preparation this must have involved script wise, shotwise, finding all the cool places to film at.. and shooting, plus the editing..
I'm proud that I ordered this piece of work from you, hope it succeeds with duncan!
oh yeah, Jeremy's outfits are the best. sexy
I can't imagine how much preparation this must have involved script wise, shotwise, finding all the cool places to film at.. and shooting, plus the editing..
I'm proud that I ordered this piece of work from you, hope it succeeds with duncan!
oh yeah, Jeremy's outfits are the best. sexy
Mathieu Gauthier
- full nelson
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footjam_heger
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Well, I just watched the entire thing through... and that was definately a fantastic reality. 
It was so neat seeing so many different people from the community all in one film. There were soooooo many parts that made me laugh. The 4-square battle was amazing. The fight and chase scenes were very well choreographed and edited. There were some slower parts to the film, but I was never bored. I loved the scenery, especially the waterfalls. The style of the film was very unique. It didn't seem like their was much continuity to the story, but I liked how everything came together in the END. I think the style of the film fit the theme.
I am footbag.
Thanks for making this Sam. You've made my day.
It was so neat seeing so many different people from the community all in one film. There were soooooo many parts that made me laugh. The 4-square battle was amazing. The fight and chase scenes were very well choreographed and edited. There were some slower parts to the film, but I was never bored. I loved the scenery, especially the waterfalls. The style of the film was very unique. It didn't seem like their was much continuity to the story, but I liked how everything came together in the END. I think the style of the film fit the theme.
I am footbag.
Thanks for making this Sam. You've made my day.
Rory "Tophat" Dawson
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- JFootbagger
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First of all, no amount of words can FULLY express how much that movie was awesome! No amount of praise to Sam can truly express how much he is an inspiration to Me, not only as a film maker and footbagger, but as an individual. No amount of screaming and shouting can equal to how hilarious and KICK ASS that movie was with all the freakin' awesome people in it!
I, Jordan Wong, at 11:17pm on January 7th, 2006, experienced greatness...
May this day live in infamy!
I, Jordan Wong, at 11:17pm on January 7th, 2006, experienced greatness...
May this day live in infamy!
Jordan Wong
basics=tricks=strings=people dropping their jaw in amazement
-Footblog! Check it out!
Enter My Mind
basics=tricks=strings=people dropping their jaw in amazement
-Footblog! Check it out!
Enter My Mind
- King Monkey
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So its ok, then?
Ian Pritchard - http://www.ausfootbag.org
'People, just play Footbag and stop being dickheads!' - Michał Biarda
'People, just play Footbag and stop being dickheads!' - Michał Biarda
It's hard to find the right words to express how amazing that video was. I know this comment is not enough to say thank you for all the effort that was made to create this, but still - Sam, by making this movie you made history
While watching the video I was hoping that it won't end, and when it did, I felt sad but also like I was a part of something very big and important.
I am footbag
Thanks Sam.
Szymon Kałwak (Ners)
I am footbag
Szymon Kałwak (Ners)
Thanks you guys. I wouldn't have made it without modified and the support of everyone that helped me out: every preorder, every PM, every actor that came to Los Angeles on their own dime, just to be relentlessly ordered around by me (directed lol). This movie was such a big project. So many times I just wanted to give up, or do something else. Now that it's done, I just want as many people to see it as possible. So, please:
Send the link to everyone you can. Just remember to include that it's XVID so that they can watch it.
And, burn it to DVD and make copies for your friends - information IS free, no matter what anyone says.
If you want the full quality version, then you can donate money to me and I'll send you the DVD. However, I do feel like the version I put on line is good enough quality that you all can appreciate it without having to spend your hard earned money.
Well, continue enjoying, and, thanks for all the comments.
For every time I have inspired someone else, there were 10 times I have been inspired by Lon, Chad, Jorden, or someone else. We humans help and inspire each other, and I hope that this attitude is powerful enough to be more prevalent than our destructive nature.
I'm not footbag, I am Sam.
Shreddaily wrote:
Started with sparse low lines, built intensity with rythmic variety, went to 16th note lines in high register, than went to octives, than block chords for my last chorus... If you understood that last sentance than you should be playing music and not checking the internet.
I finally got a chance to watch this last night. It was the perfect way to finish up my winter break. Thank you Sam, so very much. Well worth the wait. Mahavishnu? Fantasie impromptu!? Rainy Day Woman!??! I don't know if I've mentioned it on the forum, but fantasie impromptu might be my favorite Chopin piece - and I'm a Chopin fiend. In fact, you showed very good taste in music all the way through, but those three in particular impressed me.
Kudos on the public release, also. Too few people believe in the freedom of information.
I only noticed now that you mentioned in this thread that you need my address. Check your PMs.
Kudos on the public release, also. Too few people believe in the freedom of information.
I only noticed now that you mentioned in this thread that you need my address. Check your PMs.
Colin Kennedy
[email protected]
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Thanks for putting it online, Sam.
Unfortunately I can't download the vid. I can only download about 500 mb then the download stops.
After that I wanted to watch half of the vid but Windows Media Player was not able to open the FR2.avi file.
I downloaded the xvid codec for Windows before.
Anyone help me please ! I want to watch this vid so bad!
Unfortunately I can't download the vid. I can only download about 500 mb then the download stops.
After that I wanted to watch half of the vid but Windows Media Player was not able to open the FR2.avi file.
I downloaded the xvid codec for Windows before.
Anyone help me please ! I want to watch this vid so bad!
Jochen Bauer
Paradox Feet Footbag Club
http://www.paradoxfeet.de
Website:
http://www.jochen-bauer.net
Paradox Feet Footbag Club
http://www.paradoxfeet.de
Website:
http://www.jochen-bauer.net
if you get aim ill send it to you
aim me: quantumbalance
aim me: quantumbalance
Shreddaily wrote:
Started with sparse low lines, built intensity with rythmic variety, went to 16th note lines in high register, than went to octives, than block chords for my last chorus... If you understood that last sentance than you should be playing music and not checking the internet.
- CIC flurry
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