Its a 2 DVD set i picked up at Best Buy yesterday.

Its ALL Biketoberfest footage. Basicly just raw footage from biketoberfest put to some music with a lot of backwards stuff.

Anyone who stunted at the municipal stadium was in it.
Brandon & PBR, DUK, Redline, Jay Majors, Pat Stephens, Laura, Michah, etc etc many many more
Even showed Redline setting up thier tent, Dirty B and his chick, my bike, etc etc

NOT a good stunt vid, but a good raw footage of the day at the municipal stadium.

Anyone know anything about it?

 

cover

 

back

 

saw that on DirectTV PPV

 

Hey Shugga how much did that cost ya? And it it worth what you paid in your opinion? If its decent ill have to pick it up.

 

if its over $5 I wouldn't pay for it!! it was cool to see Patrick and Redline and everyone but the vid just kinda sucked!-- just my

 

Sweet I made the cover . I still have no idea who made the video though. I wouldn't mind buying it, becuase that day was the most fun I ever had on 2 wheels. It was great to see all of the best riders out in the center stage giving it their all to please the audience.

Do you know where I can pick up a copy?

 

LOL Yeah I saw you on it and was like... WTF?!

I got it at Best Buy!

You are on the front of the 1st DVD and Pat is on the cover of the 2nd DVD

 

i know yet another greedy person is now making 1000's off of something no one even knew about till now.

even jimmy is willing to buy a copy and he's on the cover.

 

CD1

 

CD2

 

For once Rodg.... I agree with a post you made here! LOL

 

You know I never thought about that THATS JUST NOT RIGHT!!!

 

I still don't agree...or maybe I do but just do not want to admit such a thing .

I am sure it wouldn't be to hard to get ahold of the guys in charge that produced the video. Also, I am not sure how they got away with out having any riders sign a release form. That would be my only beef I have with the whole situation. I at least like to know or have a say in the matter if I am going to appear in a video. Good thing it wasn't titled "Stunters Gone Naked" or I would be contacting my lawyer right about now .

 

Rodg, I also agree with you on this one....

Jimmy, and everyone else should email this company, and let them know that they cannot just use everyones footage for free..... unless the company have/had something worked out with Glen for that event at Municipal Stadium last biketoberfest.

I'm am fairly positive that each rider signed everything away at that event before heading out to stunt in the waiver.

 

What a ****ing joke, I would be soo pissed if I was in that video, you guys should go to washington and whoop some ***, that's some serious

 

http://www.m-2k.com/pages/homepage.asp


sue sue sue!!!!

 

Yeah Darius... here it is

http://www.m-2k.com/pages/ProductDet...&category=Ca12

 

Regarding the release form- if he or she filmed in a public event they don't have to have a release form signed. I agree with it being wrong. But if someone takes your picture or films you at a public event them they don't have to the release form, and can do what they want with the footage.

Dav

 

Here is a link to the complete list of items that these people are offering. They actually have a 2 DVD set and a 4 DVD set for sale featuring these videos. I would recommend a phone call and/or e-mail to the companies CEO (avaiable under company contact info) to inquire about the footage. For those who are featured in the video especially.

http://m-2k.com/Pages/ListCategoryCa...?category=Ca12

However, this is the risk taken when not regulating video footage at events. Specific video and photo credentials should be issued at events to help regulate this type of action by companies looking to make their own profit based on financial risk of others. It is as simple as a construction vest that designates who is allowed to video tape. If someone is caught taping without the proper credentials, confiscate the camera and/or film. It should be the sole property of the promoter / producer of the event.

These guys probably bought a ticket and filmed as much as they wanted, with nobody batting an eye. No control or copyright protection in place at the events, leaving no defensible position when video like this hits the mainstream shelves.

Is there any value in these freestyle events, and in the image of the riders that are featured in them? Absolutely! So why not protect that value, by implimenting proper credentials for photo and video personnel. That way there is control over image and copyright. Also post signs at the gate and through the facility that read "Video taping of event is not allowed". Put it in the waiver at the front gate. This will also give you a defensible position in court if you ever want to dispute the release of a video like the one discussed above, and help you recoup that value if the rules (or copyright) is broken.