What would YOU like to see in the 2013 GAP Grind video?

[Tyler Kemp]

I will be filming the Grind again, and want to keep improving my videos.

I plan on a few things, but am open to more advice. I'm going to try and get some of the top shooters to give a rundown on their rigs, as well as more feedback from the shooters themselves. I'm going to get multiple camera angles where I can, but working alone is gonna make this tough and not done a whole lot.

What else do you folks wanna see from one of the top matches of the year?!

Tyler

 

[woodspider]

Tyler, Thanks for taking the time to film and edit the match, as well as some of the other videos you've done on gear etc .

It is hard alone to film well but I was thinking if there was a way for you to pre-shoot a stage with either the iscope attachment, or over the shoulder directly behind a shooter sort of as an introductory video for that particular stage kinda like when the PGA does those fly overs in a golf game pre tee off. my thoughts were to Give the viewer a run down of that stage, its targets, distances etc as you are shooting it slower than you would if actually competing. then you could be narrating about that stage? Just an idea . Then edit in actual footage of competitors during the match of that stage after your intro shoot/footage. Don't know if time allows but I thought that'd be cool?
Whatever you do no worries I'm sure we all will enjoy the footage you choose. Competitors, their gear etc is cool too.
Anytime you can get an angle over the shoulder up close AND the target hits in the background it's good stuff. I liked the Iscope stuff you did in the past when going over reticles etc. getting that behind the scope feel into a video from a match is really tough but would be really cool. Good luck and thanks again!!

 

[Rifle Barrel Blanks]

Tyler, you are athletic and quick, it would be pretty cool if you ran the GRIND IT OUT a couple times to follow a couple shooters. More than happy to have you follow me if you would like......It would be a cool stage to see first hand.

WHen I wathc shooting videos I like to see barricades, movers, and see HOW each shooter is navigating through a stage. Thanks for filming,

Jake