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Here's a recent edit I made that turned out pretty dope, but my main concern while filming was that I constantly switched lenses between 18-105mm & 10,5mm. 18-105mm enhances the glidecam look, (I am using a dyi glidecam) but it can get a bit twitchy at high speeds. While the 10,5mm gives a more "flowy" feel but you have to be so damn close which can be hard on the jumps.
As far as color grading I didn't do much exept for using a little more vivid color preset in camera, I know you're not supposed to do that but i'm not a real filmer and only makes a couple of edits a year so it becomes easier that way.
If you have any pointers just fire away.
And off course best viewed in HD & remember to crank up you sound system!
