Nice work! It sure isn't as easy as it looks, and some of these look great. I've been getting into videography over the last few years, and have taken footage of various bike-stuff, from mates racing in a club meeting, to MotoGP @ Phillip island and the amount of footage I took - compared to the amount I actually used in an edited "movie" (very loosly used term ) is ridiculous, as I'm sure any photography/video enthusiast can attest to. Very hard to get a feel for framing the shot, and often as a spectator you don't get access to the good shooting spots (though club level meetings and track days are a different thing - you can often get access to great spots, either with or without permission...). Nice work! It sure isn't as easy as it looks, and some of these look great. I've been getting into videography over the last few years, and have taken footage of various bike-stuff, from mates racing in a club meeting, to MotoGP @ Phillip island and the amount of footage I took - compared to the amount I actually used in an edited "movie" (very loosly used term ) is ridiculous, as I'm sure any photography/video enthusiast can attest to. Very hard to get a feel for framing the shot, and often as a spectator you don't get access to the good shooting spots (though club level meetings and track days are a different thing - you can often get access