Shooting with Motorcycles

My multitasking wheels were really turning at the Whitehorse Press Publishers motorcycle shoot. I had the honor of working with internationally recognized motorcycle expert Ken Condon in filming a companion video for his new book “Riding in the Zone”. “Riding in the Zone” is a book that will help early-intermediate to early-advanced riders learn the physical and mental riding techniques in order to become more confident on their bike.

It comes with a wicked awesome supplemental training video that we created in blisteringly hot weather and on a parking lot covered with slippery tar snakes, making it difficult to execute risky maneuvers. I utilized camera angles from ground level and from high above by standing on the roof of my truck.  Luckily there was also a complete indoor set-up with a teleprompter which was cool (literally).  There was a lot to cover in this one-day shoot but even with all the obstacles we successfully completed a wicked awesome video that included an array of graphics, illustrations, and an elaborate dvd menu.

I was pretty busy that day. No assistant until we got to the dealership.

Ken in full gear (VERY hot day) and Dan looking cool and collective.

Ken and Dan pretending to be busy.

the shop

A very expensive table

Dan Kennedy, owner of Whitehorse Press. Jeanean Condon, Ken Condon

Almost done. Long drive out, two locations, long drive back home. Next time we’ll do this in two days.