Local Knowledge A BMX Documentary.
After lots of planning, countless meetings, frustrated riders, the plans were set & construction was scheduled.
18.07.11 Construction commenced on the Warrnambool Skatepark. Taking 6 long weeks to be completed.
29.08.11 Construction was completed. Park opened to the public.
The documentary named 'Local Knowledge' is about the role the local BMX riders played in the re-development of the local skatepark. With the vast amount of talent within only a few dedicated riders, this documentary looks at what influenced them in creating the layout for the skatepark, their feelings on being able to basically design the local skatepark that they've ridden for countless years & what they look forward to in the new park and what it'll bring to what is an already such a small, talented group of riders.
This is turning out to be awesome! Close mates, all having fun with BMX and enjoying a good joke but getting things done!
Here is 'THE OUTTAKES' of the interviews conducted to go within the documentary 'Local Knowledge'
Riders:
+ Josh McDonald
+ Liam Arnott
+ Sam Fitzgibbon
+ Jake Arndell
+ Jordan Gillies
+ Steve Van Ginneken
+ Charlie Goodall
+ James Clingan
Produce + Film + Edit = Bret Trigg Visual / Bret Trigg
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Additional Editor = Sam Fitzgibbon
Shot in 720p 50p Mode.
Equipment:
-Sony HXR-NX5p
-Sony UWP-V1 Lavalier Microphone
-Miller DS20 Tripod
Edited Using:
Adobe Premiere, Illustrator & Photoshop CS5
Red Giant Magic Bullet Looks.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.