-Drew-

That's right kids... this weekend I'll be filming a commercial for a local ATV rental company. They also rent hummers and harleys. I've been asked to film, edit, and even RIDE for the commercial. The owner has been alerted by some of my coworkers about how I roll and he would like for me to make him an "action" commercial. He WANTS crazy action shots like wheelies and freestyle. Sooooo.... seeing as how I roll with the craziest quad crew in the country, I'll be using some of the shots from our last movie. I'll also be performing a harley burnout and some quad stunts! Should be a good time. And if you're all good little boyz and girlz.... I'll post the final spot here on stuntlife.

Peace,
Andrew

Hazen

Sick fack.

PhearCVBz

No Way...that's sick man...tell us more

redrizza

Sweet! :bouncesmi

-Drew-

Well, there's not too much more to the story. I met with the owner yesterday and showed him our preview video. He loved what you guys did on quads, loved what I did for filming and editing. He wants me to make a couple commercials that will bring in some rentals for his business. It doesn't look like we'll be doing anything with the harleys cause he wants to have more action shots with the quads and hummers. He does want me to wheelie one of the rental Honda Ranchers which should be fun. He would also like me to jump the thing if we can find a good spot. Basically, show the audience what a 4x4 quad can do with a couple extra (you can't do that) shots. It's been awhile, but I think I can at least pull the damn thing up standing on the rack. Besides, it's a commercial, not a movie. All I'll need is to have my shots only a couple seconds anyway. I don't need to go pullin corners at 50 like some people!

The only downside to this shoot on Sat is that the BMX comp in Denver is the same time. I've opted not to go to denver, but to work on this commercial instead. Okay, okay.... so maybe I would rather ride a quad for the day, then film BMX!

Peace,
Andrew

PhearCVBz

Sounds great man...Congrats on that hookup Bro. Looks like one good thing rolls in after another.

I have ridden a Rancher before (guy wanted to learn how to wheelie). If it's the 4x4 type, which is what it sounds like since you said "4x4", put it in 2nd gear and park it. Lift up a little on the shifter, then rev it and dump it and pull back. It should come up without much problem and it actually balances nice once it gets up there. The rancher I did it on had monster tires on it, so I would think a stock one would be easier. 1st gear is way to low and you can pick it up without dumping the shifter, but you run out of steam before balance point. I couldn't pick 2nd gear up without dumping the shifter, but maybe if you had a little bump on the ground or something you could.

Congrats again Bro...

Keep us posted on any little detail.

-Josh

-Drew-

Yeah, I'm not expecting too much trouble wheeling the rancher. As for the editing... I don't think I'll be able to use any of you guys in the commmercial. After talking with the owner, it doesn't sound like I'll have enough time to show any of our footage. But I'll at least be a CVB on a quad! Oh boy.... I always wanted to do that!

PhearCVBz

....Andrew the superstar

-Drew-

I wanna be like PHEAR!! He's the real superstar!

-Drew-

And you should..... uh..... DAMN!!!... I got nothing!

PhearCVBz

Uhhhh....we aren't like you and Tiller

-Drew-

Thanks for the back up Phear... I was drawin a blank. Too much

PhearCVBz

Andrew...I think you got the wrong smilie...that guy is smokin, not sucking **** !

Hahaha j/k

-Drew-

OHHhhh... you brought out the big guns now...

"NO MORE SOUP FOR YOU"!!