Travel where you Live - A film by Sebastian-Linda.de - on.fb.me/1xVxHAX
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Supported by So-Geht-Saechsisch.de - simply-saxony.com/

DJI Ronin by Globe Flight globe-flight.de/
Behind the Scenes: sebastian-linda.de/?p=1469

Assistance, Color Grading, Second Camera
Steffen Krones

Sounddesign by
Bony-Stoev.de
Making of Sound - bit.ly/15LBGbH

Music by Tony Anderson - Dwell
soundcloud.com/23violins/dwell

Still Photography by Erik-Gross.net - on.fb.me/1D30l6M

Skateboarding by
Tom Kleinschmidt, Erik Gross & Christian Döbrich

Freerunning by
Frab Parkour & Freerunning

Filmed in Dresden, Leipzig, Machern, Steina, Sächsische Schweiz, Saurierpark Bautzen and many other places of Saxony.

Nett :-)
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"To coincide with the release of the Razer Adaro Lifestyle Series we decided to get back to the Farang lifestyle of travel and exploration. This time we decided to discover beautiful Istanbul... and we were not prepared."


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Freerunners in Berlin :-)))

Holi Shit takes a team of freerunners, geared up with a lot of “men's toys” which were as great to play with as they are to watch in slow motion and follows their adventures through the abandoned suburbs of Berlin.

During their three days journey, the freerunners and camera crew got lost more than once on the endless highways outside of Berlin Brandenburg. We also realized that the most interesting abandoned places are not only well concealed, but are well guarded by security and police. Ignoring those signs of warning the next days were packed with thrilling moments of spectacular runs and tricks but also, getting chased by ghost hunters at midnight, and getting arrested by the police while shooting a drone shot with smoke grenades on top of the tallest building in the area. Obviously not a good idea!

Every big city has one thing in common. After a while it is quite hard to get out of a place filled with so much energy. Chasing those abandoned buildings and feeling the calmness of a place once filled with so much life was truly inspirational.

Get the epic song from Son Lux - "Lost It To Trying" :
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lanterns/id697161093

- CREDITS -

DIRECTED & EDITED
Frank Sauer
www.frank-sauer.com

MUSIC
Son Lux - "Lost It To Trying"

ACTORS/ ATHLETES
Max Bawey, Henrik Dymke, Elvis Jung, Eric Terrey

SOUND DESIGN
Jens Fischer

MASTERING
Mathias Greule

SPECIAL THANKS TO
Julian Glöckner, Christian Wohlfahrt,

DRONE COMPANY FS AVIATION FS
https://www.facebook.com/FSAviationGmbh?fref=ts

ILLUSTRATION & ANIMATION
Alexander Mink, Stephan Baumann


- TECH-SPECS -

CAMERA
Sony FS 700 + Metabones Speed Booster
Canon 5DM3 + Magic Lantern RAW

LENS
Canon 14mm f2.8
Canon 24mm f1.4
Canon 50mm f1.2
Canon 70-200mm f4
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Mal wieder ein atemberaubendes POV Parcour Video, mit Helmkamera eben :-)
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Oioioi, highfobic's nightmare :-)
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Parkour Runs und Sprünge auf den Dächern von Southampton - aufgenommen aus der Sicht von James Kingston - bei der Arbeit (POV eben :-).
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James Kingston sez:
"The first in what will undoubtedly be a long series of POV videos. I will be travelling the globe producing videos just like this in as many major cities as possible. I couldn't think of a better way to start this series off than with a video in my hometown of Southampton!

Want me to visit your city? Let me know where I should go next in a comment below :)"
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Freerunning at night in Bangkok - a hell of a project 8-)
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Light Emitting Dudes takes a team of freerunners, geared up from head to toe with LED lights, and sets them loose on the streets of Bangkok at night. With acrobatic grace, they carved up the already buzzing nightlife spots while adding their own flair and colour to the mix.

Jason Paul, Shaun Wood, and Anan Anwar are a team of freerunners whose homes are already quite far apart, coming from Frankfurt, Sydney, and Bangkok respectively. Director Frank Sauer and Costume Designer Christina Zahra also had to fly in from Germany, so getting everyone together to shoot this video was a challenge in and of itself. With no definite locations, pre-planned stunts, or even a working LED suit prototype, making the decision to fly to Thailand was a real leap of faith. All I had was an idea in mind of what I wanted to create.
I had worked with Jason before in 2011 to create Dream World, which documented Jason's journey to London to compete in the Art of Motion Freerunning competition. Since then I have been looking for another opportunity to work together and to get the rest of his team involved. I wanted to portray freerunning in a way that hasn't been done before. I realized that freerunning at night was a barely-touched space where I could do some ground-breaking work, so I began thinking about LED suits as a concept.
One of the biggest challenges was putting together a suit that both looked cool and was functional. It had to be able to withstand the stresses of high impact acrobatic stunts, while adequately lighting up the surroundings as we passed through them. Luckily, Christina, with a wealth of experience as a fashion designer, was there to put it all together. Armed with a few morphsuits, some batteries, and a plethora of LED strips and duct tape, Christina really did a great job of fashioning together a Tron-style LED suit on a shoe-string budget.
Once the suits were ready, and we were tired of playing dress-up in the apartment and scaring the cat, it was time for the team to hit the streets. This opened up a whole new can of worms. It turns out, walking around the streets looking like creepy Neo S&M Power Rangers attracts unwanted attention, making guerilla-style shooting particularly difficult, to say the least. And the traffic police didn't take our presence at busy intersections light-heartedly either. Go figure.
The mix of dangerous stunts and exhaustion due to all-night shoots really tested our resolve to finish the video. Maintaining the suits in good condition was also a continual hassle. They needed to be disassembled from time to time so the batteries could be recharged, and damaged LED strips needed to be unthreaded and replaced. The schedule being what it was meant that the suits never really had time to air out. We had to work with the mild stench of men’s locker room on us the whole time. The low light conditions presented their own challenges for shooting, but did provide an opportunity to experiment with long exposure to create beautiful light stroke shots.
For two weeks we were out every night collecting shots and enjoying the confused look on peoples face when we walked by. Oddly enough the cool factor of looking like a general bad ass never wore off. I think a lot big kids dream of dressing up like superheroes and leaping around the city. That's something I can cross off my bucket list, now. We had a great time together. In the end, it's definitely worth it to create something new and unique in a way only you can.

CREDITS
WRITTEN & DIRECTED Frank Sauer (www.frank-sauer.com)
IN COOPERATION WITH Team Farang (http://www.farang-mag.com/)
EDITING Frank Sauer & Sebastian Linda
COSTUME DESIGN Christina Zahra
SOUND DESIGN Jens Fischer
TITLES Stephan Baumann
MASTERING Matthias Greule
MUSIC Metric - Artificial Nocturne (Love Thy Brother Remix)

TECH-SPECS
CAMERA: GH2 (Hack: EOSHD Vanilla)
LENSES: Voigtlander f/0.95 25mm, SLR Magic Hyperprime f/1.6 12mm, Panasonic f/4 7-14mm , Canon FD f/1.4 50mm, Canon FD f/2 85mm

Ein tolles Video: Parkour und Rio ist eben eine sehr abgefahrene Kombination :-)))
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"Parkour and freerunning great Ryan Doyle is on a mission to showcase his acrobatic skills in the world's most unique and famous spots. In seven stunning episodes, Doyle travels the world, meeting diverse cultures and performing his impressive stunts at the breathtaking sites where few would ever expect to see such moves."

Rio - such a great city :-)))
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... and here comes the Rome vid...

"In the first episode of Ryan Doyle's Travel Story, Ryan heads to historic Rome, Italy to learn about the Italian culture. As stated by Ryan himself, "you never really get to experience a location until you've jumped all over it." To no surprise, Ryan did just that."

Mal wieder ein tolles Parkour Video :-)))
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Freerunning at it's best :-)))
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Tolles Video, sehr schön gemacht, was will man mehr :-)))



Stunning parcour video :-)))
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Tolles Parcour Video von Frank Sauer - eine Dokumentation über Jason Paul, der in London die Wände hochgeht:-)

This documentary is about Jason Paul, a free runner that tries to find new ways in his daily life to fulfill his inner needs. On his journey to London he discovers that friendship and companion are essential values in life.

Credits:

WRITTEN, DIRECTED & EDITED Frank Sauer, SOUND DESIGN Jens Fischer, SPECIAL THANKS TO Jason Paul, Enis Maslic, Stephan Baumann

MUSIC 

Glitch Mob - Drive it like you stole it, Passion Pit - Swimming in the flood, Daft Punk - Fall (Remixed By M83 Vs Big Black Delta)

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