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Lights, camera, WIN! Get your video game on this Autumn
If you’re feeling creative, you could do a lot worse than set your mind to the new Knog No Ordinary Night video competition.
The entries can be visually stunning, creative, or just plain bonkers - the only rule is that they must be shot at night and be no more than two minutes long.
The judges, who have thousands of pounds worth of prizes to dole out, are looking for epic action, great stories and originality from entrants.
Criteria for judging include:
- Cinematography and Composition
- Degree of Difficulty of Shooting
- Performance and Style
- Story
But the judges say: “Creativity is not formulaic. The winning video could have the most incredible storyline,, but shot on an iPhone so the cinematography is not so great. Basically don't worry too much..... If it's awesome, it's in.
To submit your videos or watch other entries, head to noordinarynight.com.
The competion runs from August 15th, 2016 - November 30th, 2016.
After an unpromising start, having to be bribed by her parents to learn to ride without stabilisers, Sarah became rather keener on cycling in her university years, and was eventually persuaded to upgrade to proper road cycling by the prospect of a shiny red Italian bike, which she promptly destroyed by trapping a pair of knickers in the rear derailleur. Sarah writes about about cycling every weekend on road.cc.
Jesus, talk about clutching at sensationalist straws as NIMBY excuses. I've heard it all. I assume they are going to post their evidence that cycle...
What hope is there when the authorities are this useless?!
Wishing Geoff best of luck with the Kickstarter project. The real problem with bike lights, though, is not lack of automation. It's battery life....
To be fair to PlanetX and many online retailers currently, the challenge is that they've had no real time to prepare for the changes, and if their...
I just have visions of one of these bikes eviscerating itself in a ball of flames as the frame disintegrates underneath you on an alpine descent....
Hope you recover fully. Did you not know at the time you were infectious that you had covid?
I've had 100% success rate in getting potholes filled in Suffolk in using the UK Cyclings "Fill that Hole" app, some I've had to report twice to...
Agreed. But they are the form of intervention that was in debate here.
Rude.
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