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Back to basics

June 09, 2014 | Words By:

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Dave Schauber is keeping it real with his new film and admits taking it back to the old-school.
“No Corpo Budget, No RED Cams, No Helicopters, No Drones, No GoPro’s, No Jet Ski Angles, No Water Shots, No Endless B-roll, No Gay Music, and No Artsy Edits”

Dave added “I highly respect and appreciate the creativity of my colleagues in more fortunate positions but that just ain’t my scene, so everyone will just have to settle for straight up RIPPING and a SH*T LOAD of fast driving music.”

So there you have it…


The movie is released on 1 July and is totally FREE!

 

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  1. Mitch says:
    June 9, 2014 at 10:58 pm

    No gay music? Only straight music or is bisexual music ok? What about black music? White music? FFS!!!!

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