I can't say I didn't enjoy the snowboarding videos (I will probably still watch even if you start reviewing tractors) but I'm happy that surfing will be back in your next video!
Hey, since you like making this kind of tutorial videos, and since we're in the snowboarding business: maybe you wanna make one where you give us (me) some basic tips and things to know when you're planning a trip to the snowy mountains to try some winter sports for the first time!! In other matters, would you like sharing your insights about new board materials and configurations? Like epoxy, carbon fibers, multiple stringers, peri rail stringers, channels (a no fins episode would be nice, like some Derek hynd theories) etc... Cheers, keep it up!
Awesome video man! As much as I love your snowboarding videos (I really do!), I can't wait to start seeing some liquid H2O from your channel in my sub box!
Hey Chris, agree with the comment below. You have such a talent for this you could review anything and it would still be fun and informative to watch. How about using the snowboard format for surfing? Taking my 16 yr old son surfing in CR this year thanks to you.1st time surfing in boardies after 20 frigid years in the uk. Whoop, feel like the oldest grom in the world, frothing!!!!!!
Hi Chris, what software do you use to edit your videos? Also any chance of a music playlist for the episode? I really liked the first track. Keep up the great work!
I find your video's very inspiriting end would love to learn more how you started. I have some RUclips ideas myself but don't really know how to start. Any tips? What kind of camera would you suggest and do you do all the editing yourself? What program do you use. Is it realistic to make a living out of it in the end or is it a side thing? Love your board reviews specially the ones that meet with the shaper. Love to learn more about shaping. Specially al the tricky stuff like flutes, belly channels, and venture bottoms. keep up the good work. cheers Bart ps I live in the Netherlands and all these snowboard clips makes me very, very jealous.
+Bart de Rooij I'll try to hit all these quick: general tips - figure out who you are and then be that person on camera. This is actually hard. It's a craft you hone. Most people (me included) have an urge to change when the camera turns on. It's something you've got to get over and get past. Try instead to be who you really are because that's who your audience will relate to. Cameras - doesn't really matter. What matters is telling a story or conveying something with enthusiasm. If you can show your audience something they will find interesting in a way they find engaging, camera and audio don't really matter. Your iPhone works fine. My videos have been filmed on iPhones, Flip Cams, Canon SLR's, GoPro's and a Canon point and shoots. Dont' invest in a camera until you've got a show format because your camera/audio equipment should serve your format. For example I can't use lapel mics in black studio Shred Show episodes because I'm moving all over the place and throwing surfboards everywhere like a crazy person. Instead I use a Canon 60 or 70d with the internal mic. I don't even use an external mic for those episodes. For editing I use Final Cut Pro X. Once you get the hang of it it's easy. I dont' hate it, but I don't love it either. Making a living - yes it's possible, especially if you have a massive audience, or a niche audience in an industry with huge profit margins (i.e. tech, women's cosmetics, video games, etc). Being able to sell sponsorships without aid form a network or agent helps as well. So does selling products directly to your audience. But it can also just be a side thing that enhances your life. If I never took sponsors, charged consulting fees or earned ad revenue, I'd still never have to pay for a surfboard ever again, and I'd still have access to my audience. Shred Show viewers have given me some opportunities I couldn't have imagined.
+Shred Show thanks for taking the time to answer my questions I really appreciate it. Last question: where did you get the dopamine sweater I guess I need some.thanks for taking the time to answer my quistions i really aprisate it. one last quation where did you get the dopamine sweater i guess i need some.thanks for taking the time to answer my quistions i really aprisate it. one last quation where did you get the dopamine sweater i guess i need some.
I'm stoked on these change the forecast vlogs. Please keep making them.
+Tyler Chapman So happy you like them. They're fun to make.
1. Looks super fun!
2. Nice shirt 👕
I can't say I didn't enjoy the snowboarding videos (I will probably still watch even if you start reviewing tractors) but I'm happy that surfing will be back in your next video!
Awesome edit, Chris! Thanks!
Ever thought of doing reviews on other surf products....Love the show, always look forward to new episodes. Keep up the great work
Another good blog. Making me want to try snowboarding now.
Always fun to watch. Would be great to hear more about snowboards that are build to surf pow! Kudos from Germany
thats not only cool but very inspiring great video, unreal mate your presentations are second to none
Hey, since you like making this kind of tutorial videos, and since we're in the snowboarding business: maybe you wanna make one where you give us (me) some basic tips and things to know when you're planning a trip to the snowy mountains to try some winter sports for the first time!!
In other matters, would you like sharing your insights about new board materials and configurations? Like epoxy, carbon fibers, multiple stringers, peri rail stringers, channels (a no fins episode would be nice, like some Derek hynd theories) etc...
Cheers, keep it up!
well done, very impressive videos and info in a short video format. Makes me miss CO snow. Looking forward to surfboards and surf destinations :)
Awesome! You Rock...
Great video hope someday I can go there keep up the great work
Lots of fun in the snow...now back to the water! ; )
+Esteban Schreck I can't wait. BTW. Is that black bar showing up on the right side of the video for anyone else? I don't know why this is happening :)
+Shred Show yeah there is a small black bar on the right side of the video for me too. Great video!
I took your advice and came out here to hit Eden, but everything but snowbird closed last weekend, oh well! I'm hitting snowbird today!
Yeah, creative, quirky, entertaining, fun.
Thank you Gary
Awesome video man! As much as I love your snowboarding videos (I really do!), I can't wait to start seeing some liquid H2O from your channel in my sub box!
Nice edit ,didnt know that place. Always looking for some new place to ride some pow and get away from the icy east hills of Canada.
Seen videos of you snowboarding maybe some clips of you surfing the next board you decide to review!
Hey Chris, agree with the comment below. You have such a talent for this you could review anything and it would still be fun and informative to watch. How about using the snowboard format for surfing? Taking my 16 yr old son surfing in CR this year thanks to you.1st time surfing in boardies after 20 frigid years in the uk. Whoop, feel like the oldest grom in the world, frothing!!!!!!
It's when you get back to the uk and have to put all the rubber on. Not so fun then. Have a good trip dude
@Darren West I seem to meet UK travelers down there every trip. Have fun!
Nice video. You may also want to checkout the review of Forecast on my blog at *keithreviews. com/forecast-review/* Thanks. Edmond.
Dude. Quality hoodie. Where did you get it?! I need that in my life.
Hi Chris, what software do you use to edit your videos? Also any chance of a music playlist for the episode? I really liked the first track. Keep up the great work!
I find your video's very inspiriting end would love to learn more how you started. I have some RUclips ideas myself but don't really know how to start. Any tips? What kind of camera would you suggest and do you do all the editing yourself? What program do you use. Is it realistic to make a living out of it in the end or is it a side thing?
Love your board reviews specially the ones that meet with the shaper. Love to learn more about shaping. Specially al the tricky stuff like flutes, belly channels, and venture bottoms.
keep up the good work.
cheers Bart
ps I live in the Netherlands and all these snowboard clips makes me very, very jealous.
+Bart de Rooij I'll try to hit all these quick: general tips - figure out who you are and then be that person on camera. This is actually hard. It's a craft you hone. Most people (me included) have an urge to change when the camera turns on. It's something you've got to get over and get past. Try instead to be who you really are because that's who your audience will relate to. Cameras - doesn't really matter. What matters is telling a story or conveying something with enthusiasm. If you can show your audience something they will find interesting in a way they find engaging, camera and audio don't really matter. Your iPhone works fine. My videos have been filmed on iPhones, Flip Cams, Canon SLR's, GoPro's and a Canon point and shoots. Dont' invest in a camera until you've got a show format because your camera/audio equipment should serve your format. For example I can't use lapel mics in black studio Shred Show episodes because I'm moving all over the place and throwing surfboards everywhere like a crazy person. Instead I use a Canon 60 or 70d with the internal mic. I don't even use an external mic for those episodes. For editing I use Final Cut Pro X. Once you get the hang of it it's easy. I dont' hate it, but I don't love it either. Making a living - yes it's possible, especially if you have a massive audience, or a niche audience in an industry with huge profit margins (i.e. tech, women's cosmetics, video games, etc). Being able to sell sponsorships without aid form a network or agent helps as well. So does selling products directly to your audience. But it can also just be a side thing that enhances your life. If I never took sponsors, charged consulting fees or earned ad revenue, I'd still never have to pay for a surfboard ever again, and I'd still have access to my audience. Shred Show viewers have given me some opportunities I couldn't have imagined.
+Shred Show
thanks for taking the time to answer my questions
I really appreciate it. Last question: where did you get the dopamine sweater I
guess I need some.thanks for taking the
time to answer my quistions i really aprisate it. one last quation where did
you get the dopamine sweater i guess i need some.thanks for taking the time to answer my quistions i
really aprisate it. one last quation where did you get the dopamine sweater i
guess i need some.
What songs did you put in for vid. Esp the first song
+mcru14 Razihel - 'Love U' , Otis McDonald - 'Lagos 2030 AD'
Check out snowbird next time as the terrain is awesome.
That's what I keep hearing! Next year.
Chris what is your boot size?
Please review a Channel Islands Pod Mod Please