Feed Your Need for Speed

I can't herald my return with an entire Avise & Agapita novel, sadly, but one thing that I have been pottering around with since coming back from Austria is a new music video. This time though I've decided to make it a live-action video, and knowing how keen everyone here is on motorsport I figured that you'd like the topic:



[RJF]speed-no_credits_beta by kapparomeo

Plus some archive footage from The History Channel, there are 12 different driving and racing movies and documentaries featured in the video.

The music is "Moon Over the Castle", specifically the version from Gran Turismo 4.

This is a beta version, so is not quite finished - credits are to be added, and I'm aware that there are problems with black borders and orphan frames in a few places. I'd also very much welcome people's feedback about the content - the pace, the cuts, the content. I'm a little doubtful about the ending in particular so any thoughts about how well the final shots work there would be much appreciated too.

Well, enjoy!

I'm confident of 9:

Senna
Grand Prix
Le Mans
Rush
Driven
Days of Thunder
one of the Fast and the Furious movies
Speed Racer
Bullet

Guessing on the last 2:

50 Years of Formula One?
Gone in 60 Seconds?

Kiskaloo wrote:
Gone in 60 Seconds?

Ooh, close! I actually had Gone in 60 Seconds in my DVD pile but I ended up not using it. The two films you missed were [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drive_(2011_film)]Drive[/url] (just the one clip in the auto-shop near the start) and [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redline_(2007_film)]Redline[/url] (the self-indulgent live one, not the fun and kooky anime one)

The archive footage I took from either Senna or [url=http://www.amazon.co.uk/Top-Marques-Ferrari/dp/B000NF7CTY]this History Channel documentary[/url]

Robert Frazer wrote:

Kiskaloo wrote:
Gone in 60 Seconds?

Ooh, close! I actually had Gone in 60 Seconds in my DVD pile but I ended up not using it. The two films you missed were Drive (just the one clip in the auto-shop near the start)

Ah. That is the one I thought might have been Gone...

I now have a full version of the video, fixing frame problems and including credits (durr wut r numbruz? I forgot Talladgea Nights and a Manx TT documentary too!), which can be seen on YouTube!



I know that I'm not a motorsport expert and have likely got lots wrong, so any comments you can give to improve it are always welcome too. Please enjoy!