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Simone Kirkevold
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 ต.ค. 2014
making videos documenting things
cradle rock, a rock climbing documentary | simone kirkevold
final proj for vis263, first ever full documentary i've made.
a group of friends go on an adventure, searching for a lost piece of history in the new jersey climbing scene.
(for legal purposes this is all hypothetical)
mostly shot on iphone, i forgot the other camera
sorry about the audio that's my biggest regret and learning lesson from this film is truly jsut how important audio is but hey i learned from it
a group of friends go on an adventure, searching for a lost piece of history in the new jersey climbing scene.
(for legal purposes this is all hypothetical)
mostly shot on iphone, i forgot the other camera
sorry about the audio that's my biggest regret and learning lesson from this film is truly jsut how important audio is but hey i learned from it
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the iceman, a process film | simone kirkevold
มุมมอง 118หลายเดือนก่อน
made for vis363, prompt was to make a short film without any audio besides music that was a montage, but this ended up being more of a process film (doing the ice climb). made it way more dramatic than it was in reality, but I was freezing and didn't film enough, only like 20 minutes, so I was sort of editing with limited materials and wanted to make it interesting shoutout to max, the climber,...
the belayer, an interaction film | simone kirkevold
มุมมอง 700หลายเดือนก่อน
made this for vis363, the prompt was to make a short video showcasing an interaction between two people in which the intentions of one or more people is revealed to the audience shoutout to david, the climber, and travis, the belayer, tyler, my bestie and coproducer, and bj, my professor filmed in red rocks, nevada the climb is "sport wanker extraordinaire" 5.11 trad route shot and edited in ma...
Idk why TH-cam recommended this to me but good video 👍
thanks bro 👍
I resemble/resent the name of this route. I would advise David not to request "take hard" unless you're below the pro or you're pretty sure you're going to deck.
I was pretty sure I was gonna deck if there was any slack. I was no more than 15 feet up and the landing is horrendous jagged rocks. You can see when Im lowered after the fall that that it was only several feet more.