Sharing another fun project for YAMAHA - TOIA

[Mark Toia]

I had a lot of fun shooting this.
A quick 2 day shoot, using the SHOTOVER camera system again. The RED EPIC's never let me down.
Enjoy.

Best watched in full screen.
https://vimeo.com/69475767

 

[Jason Diamond]

Beautiful and exciting as always Mark. :thumbup1:

 

[Peter Majtan]

You bloody bastard! Hehehehehe....
Good on you mate! (and check your PM)!

P

 

[Patrick Tresch]

I had a lot of fun shooting this.

And we feel the fun!!!

Nice work

Pat

 

[Ethan Knight]

Let me guess, you shot this by yourself in 4 hours, using only 3 Redvolt's.. You make it look too easy man...It's Fantastic, some really nice dynamics there.

Really great and the stills as well.

 

[Mark Toia]

Let me guess, you shot this by yourself in 4 hours, using only 3 Redvolt's.. You make it look too easy man...It's Fantastic, some really nice dynamics there.

Really great and the stills as well.

8 redvolts per day
2 x 8 hour days

 

[Mark Toia]

(and check your PM)!

P

Just checked it.
Will Text you through the day, Im heading out with an old mate tomorrow, but will catch up with you for sure.

 

[Corey_O]

Brought back memories of my youth. Excellent story telling and cinematography.

 

[David Battistella]

Thats it!

im having the Ducati shipped from Canada.

i know it's not a Yamaha, but that made me miss my bike.


Great work as always mark. I like the culmination of the four stories and the kids at the end. Simple concepts, beautifully executed. The way you integrated the overcranked footage, chopper footage and the chase stuff was tops.

David

 

[Mark Toia]

Thanks David

 

[luigivaltulini]

BOOOM )

Nice shooooot Mark.

 

[Ketch Rossi]

Beautifully emotional piece of work Mark!

And great grabs!

 

[Jason L]

Great stuff! Love the huge mixture of shots. Very entertaining piece.

 

[Björn Benckert]

Really nice, it made me miss that Yamaha yz 450f I had a few years back. Which is a good sign as normally when I think of that bike I think of cleaning mud and having a struggle in the garage.

The location looks really good and the stuff looks smashing.

The story / reunion part of it with them as kids in the end I have to admit did not fully grasp the first time I watched it. I was then surprised to see the kids there and my first stupid thought was... how did these bikers get their kids to such remote place, did I not only see 4 bikers? etc.. Looking a second time then it was more obvious, but then again the first time I looked I was very much focusing and thinking about making wheelies and nice long jumps over the hillsides than following the story, so do not take my criticism of the story telling too seriously.

 

[Bob Minervini]

fantastic. wild shooting. great visuals as always. Toia my hero.

 

[Patrick Grossien]

Hehehe, you get to have all the fun

Great shots as always! This really comes easy to you, doesn't it?

Were these all taken with available light?

 

[Patrick Grossien]

BTW how did you shoot all these locations in such a short time. Especially the morning scenes?
Were all these so close by? It's hard to imagine to shoot 3 or 4 different locations at sunrise in 2 days.

 

[Luis Ismael]

So nice Mark.
Thanks for sharing.

 

[Mark Toia]

BTW how did you shoot all these locations in such a short time. Especially the morning scenes?
Were all these so close by? It's hard to imagine to shoot 3 or 4 different locations at sunrise in 2 days.

I shot the late afternoon and graded it to look like a morning shot.

 

[Ivan Kovax]

Go the aerials