Movie Credits from my 2006 film Beyond the Bunny Hill
I spent a morning filming BMX riders Brent Cooper and Mike Murfitt throwing down at the Sandstone Skate Park in Longmont, Colorado.
Heres the opening segment from my 2006 film Beyond the Bunny Hill. Matt Walker killing it back in the day.
I know I just added a video of Ahmet and Hornbeck last night but I found an edit that I made back in 2007 that has more rail tricks done by them so I uploaded this and deleted the other. It includes some real tech rail tricks done by Carlson, Hornbeck, and Ahmet that even today would be sick. Its amazing how sick they were even back in 2007.
A big storm hit the front range of Colorado this February. It snowed several feet in the foothills and the different cities. I filmed the heavy snowfall as well as time-lapses of snow accumulating on the ground, cars, and trees. A couple days after the storm I went to the dog park with my dog and it started to snow again. It was a lot of fun filming my dog Riley at the dog park playing with the other dogs and running in the snow. A funny yet discouraging moment was when one of the dogs decided to mark his territory on my tripod leg. After the dog park I filmed the end of the storm as well as the sunset that night which was absolutely beautiful which I close the video off with.
Here are some shots that I filmed 2 to 3 years ago. I don't have to much footage from this winter yet so I decided to make an edit out of old terrain park footage. It was filmed at Arapahoe Basin, Breckenridge, Copper, Keystone, and Vail. It also has a lot of different skiers in the edit as well.
This December I filmed a variety of shots to capture my family's Christmas. I filmed a variety of Time-Lapses consisting of decorating the tree, putting up Christmas lights, shadows changing on the house and aspen trees, and opening gifts. I picked a Christmas song that was upbeat to make the video more fun in my eyes, and it compliments the Time-Lapses in the way that everything is fast paced. I hope you enjoy it and please let me know what you think as well as share it with your friends if you like it.
This December I filmed a variety of shots to capture my families Christmas. I filmed a variety of Time-Lapses consisting of decorating the tree, putting up Christmas lights, shadows changing on the house and aspen trees, and opening gifts. I picked a Christmas song that was upbeat to make the video more fun in my eyes, and it complements the Time-Lapses in the way that everything is fast paced. I hope you enjoy it and please let me know what you think as well as share it with your friends if you like it.
I filmed with Willis Brown on the new rail features at Keystone on December 15, 2011. Here is what we came up with after hiking and filming a few features for a couple of hours. Willis and I will be coming up with edits all season and we hope to hit up the back country as soon as it dumps.
I spent the morning filming on the big line of jumps in Keystones A51 Terrain Park. Here are some shots I got of Tom Wallisch, PK Hunder, and Andreas Hatveit. I showed up early in the morning before most of the riders and decided to try something new by filming a time-lapse of the park up top and mixing it in with the athlete's drop in. It was a crowded day in the park so I only filmed for a couple of hours. Hope you like it.
I spent the afternoon going for a short drive to Lyons Colorado just north of Boulder. I tried to capture the drive of John and I with a variety of camera angles that aren't seen that often. I started inside the car and then tried my best to setup an angle that captured the canyon and Jeep through the sunroof. I hope you enjoy the video. Shot By: Scott Klumb
Part one of the video is time lapses I shot on the way to Glenwood and at my brothers house during Thanksgiving. They cooked meals, watched football, played cards, and I filmed time lapses in there backyard. Part two is the Christmas Tree lighting at Beaver Creek to get us ready for the holiday season. I shot a time lapse of everyone speaking and moving around as well as the fire works at the end. More holiday videos will be coming out soon. Song: Emancipator - Lionheart Shot By: Scott Klumb
A few days of filming off of my apartment deck as well as on different streets in Boulder Colorado. I wanted to capture the leaves color changes as well as some of the first storms and cloud time lapses. Comments are appreciated.
I havnt edited ski footage in a long time so I threw this together. I just recently moved back from Orlando to Colorado and want to get back into filming skiing this winter. Hope you enjoy the edit and feedback is appreciated.
Footage that I gathered years ago and decided to make an edit too. I lived in Florida for a year and am now back in Colorado, hoping to get back into filming skiing.
Over the last week or so I have been filming time lapses of ice cubes melting in different formations. Each time it took anywhere from 3 to 6 hours for the glasses of ice to melt completely.
While shooting this I faced some technical difficulties with camera equipment and my Canon T2i is now in the shop for the next 4 to 12 weeks unfortunately. That cut the shoot down some but I think its a blessing in disguise to make the edit shorter.
Hope you like it.
Filmed/Edited by Scott Klumb
An afternoon spent up on Flagstaff in Boulder Colorado. My friend Jon and I went bouldering and here is the footage that I came up with.
This is my first time filming rock climbing and I tried bringing my editing style from ski movies and time-lapse videos to something new.
Shot on a Panasonic HVX200 and Canon Rebel T2i
Here is a compilation of time-lapses that I have filmed in Boulder this summer. I filmed the Flat Irons mountains, along Highway 36, Boulder Falls, Boulder Creek, as well as the moon and stars.
A Glidetrack Hybrid slider system was used for the waterfall shots to add some movement to the foreground.
Shot on a Canon Rebel T2i and Panasonic HVX200.
First month being back in Colorado. Here are some of the time-lapses I have acquired in Boulder, Golden, and Vail. Hope you like it.
Here is my movie I made back in 2006 when I was known for the ATA Films edits.
Beyond the Bunny Hill features some of the best up and coming athletes. Some of them have come a long way from the years of being an amateur.
The movie features Matt Walker, Ian Cosco, John Spriggs, Matt Terral, Junior Martinez, Jon Shares (Dj Shares), David Lesh (First Drop Outerwear), Matt Luczkow, Nate Berkel, Henrik Lampert, Tony Seibert, Andrew Wickes, Charlie Lasser, and Jon Lafferty.
Shot on location at Aspen, Snowmass, Buttermilk, Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone, Timberline, and Snow Park New Zealand.
Im looking forward to being back this winter filming skiing and winter timelapses.
Here is what I came up with this past winter down in Orlando.
Hope you like it
We decided that everyone involved with our 2010 film, Collab, deserved more recognition then they have been getting. With that in mind, we figured why not release the entire movie for free to show everyones talent? So here it is in its entirety.
Featuring: Karl Fostvedt Giray Dadali, Matt Heffernan, Lucas Wachs, Ben Moxham, Austin Brown, Cam McDermid, Whit Boucher, Jeremy Lato, Luke Perin, and others.
Shot on the streets of Pittsburgh, Ohio, Nebraska, Utah, and Colorado, as well as in the backcountry of Oregon, Nevada, California, Colorado, Utah, and Idaho.
Directed & Produced by Bentley Atteberry
Filmed & Edited by: Bentley Atteberry & Scott Klumb
For more, check out dosmedia.net
Damn... Every shot in here is banger but the last one will blow your mind.
Unfortunately I wont be able to film any skiing this year so I wanted to make one last ski video.
I believe this was one of my more successful years of shooting for I spent most of my time out of the park and shot with Bentley Atteberry for D.O.S Media's Collab.
Here are some BC and Urban shots that I gathered up over the season.
Here is a compilation of ski footage I have filmed over the past couple years. It consists of a variety of back country, urban, and park skiing that you may recognize from old edits or ski films that I have filmed for.
Enjoy
Here are some of the timelapses I shot over the 09/10 season.
Hope you like it.
It was raining out so I decided to go out with my friend and film some random stuff with my 550d and new sigma 28mm wide angle f 1.8 lens. We just played around with shots of him walking in and out of frame with a mix of long, medium, and closeup shots.
Hope you like it.
Lens: Sigma 28mm Wide Angle Lens f 1.8
Some shots we acquired while shooting handrails and jibs in Colorado. We didnt gather enough footage of a lot of the riders so I threw there footage into this little edit.
Check out http://www.dosmedia.net to preorder your copy of Collab.
I hope you like it and watch out for the soon to be released movie "Collab".
Comments appreciated
Here are some shots I found from earlier this season. Hornbeck and I shot for a few hours in the preseason. Hope you like it.
Comments appreciated.
Thought I would make this video public. Its been sitting around and the footage hasnt gone anywhere so I thought I would share it.
A look at what went down on B.Browns shoot at Breckenridge early in the morning.
A tour of what its like to live and ski in Summit County.
I came out to Utah in hopes of shooting Powder for a week. Thanks to Powder Mountain they hooked us up with some passes.
The week was looking very promising with 2 days of big snowstorms, but unfortunately after that it didnt snow the rest of the week, so it got tracked out.
Other problems included a lost tripod leg and a broken jaw.
We dealt with what we had and here is what we came up with.
Hope you like it.
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Day at Breck with Will, Moxy, Adrian, and Chappy. Filmed for a few hours before the weather cut the day short.
Hope you like it
Arapahoe Basin opened October 9, 2009 for the 09/10 ski season. Its the earliest ABasin has ever opened.
It was crowded and hard to get shots, but we still came out with a few good ones.
Some timelapses of the first snow fall with the fall colors.
