Dissolve

The last video was embarrassing! but... Since of my fast improvement, I made a scenery track. I hope you enjoy! Special thanks to: dapianokid for giving good comments, Thanks Opal for enjoying my nostalgia , Thanks Kevans [senpai] for making 3.X series. And thanks to TechDawg and Rabid for making WRTL

I'm a little dizzy from watching your camera shake. If you're not going to use a screen recorder like CamStudio or Hypercam, can you at least make an effort to keep your camera steady?

Add me on skype;
Paco4tacopuffs
I can help you figure out your recording situation as well as give you a few pointers on track making. But anyways, You are improving. It's nice to see a new face around here.

Can anyone make a comment about the track?

there was some really lazy scening at 0:45 :p

a tip of mine would be to spend more time trying to figure out the transition from trick to trick. consider where you want him to go, then figure out what parts of the sled you have to affect to get him there. I've seen a definite improvement in your control of bosh, so keep doing that. keep figuring things out, try to do a fling and chain only track. I dare you.

Nice, you've got the hang of manuals! And I saw a loop with gravity wells, also cool. Scenery was lulzy, which I liked. Few things you can play around with:
- Try to keep the guy at a higher speed, and make him have as few 'dead points' as possible. Your tracks should go by more fluently then
- When using gravity wells, try to keep using the same contact point (the hands, for example)

when I first started, I pretty much had no idea where to go
but you seem pretty well off on your own, like you know what you want to practice next. Just remember, that each type of track maker is probably willing to mentor you. We're all partial to our own styles
I''m short for time but I'll write out more in a bit, you're fucking nuts and this is better scenery than I've ever made.

The recording might be a larger part of the video than you would expect, since the style of recording will ultimately affect the viewer's enjoyment of the track.

That being said, messing around with scenery is always fun, especially when you have smaller tracks like this one. Glad to see another video from you.

Camera work reminds me of District 9 / Cloverfield, it somehow doesn't bother me too much and I actually think there lie possibilities in the usage of shakycam technique for line rider tracks. Something that hasn't really been explored I think.

The track itself is quite fun, but hard to say much about it. Playful scenery and track. Continue to have fun and I'm sure you'll find your own swing