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Working with Brandon to make his way down the line cleanly with changing wind conditions and the pressure of the one shot concept was an amazing process. It was weeks of planning, building and shooting to make that all come together. The One Shot segment with Semenuk is definitely the single shot IвЂ™m most proud of. What shot or sequence are you most proud of and why? This has been a year of pre-production and a year of filming and editing, which overlapped in the last few months of production. How long have you been working on this one? If everyone rode a mountain bike, or knew someone who did, maybe there would be trails everywhere! More riders means more people on trails, but it also means more trail builders and more people advocating for cycling and opening up areas for riding. Everyone at Anthill shares the belief that the world is better with more bikers in it.

The main goal with all our films, though, is to create something that either gets people stoked to ride or to even get into biking. So we started to talk about the notion that maybe the вЂњnext levelвЂќ is one step whatвЂ™s beyond reality, which is where the idea of real/unreal worlds came from. Our goal with this film was always to find that next level, but that has become a clichГѓВ© in a world where everything is вЂњextremeвЂќ and the gnarliest this or that. AnthillвЂ™s Darcy Wittenburg sat down and gave us the scoop on the making of AnthillвЂ™s latest movie, unReal, which pushes the creative goes available on iTunes, Google Play, Amazon, MGo, PlayStation and Vudu today.

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Start a subscription by clicking here or calling (800) 767-0345.WhatвЂ™s it take to make a groundbreaking mountain bike movie these days? Just ask the guys at Anthill Films and Teton Gravity ResearchвЂ“they can tell you it might involve having your face crushed in a stampede of horses, falling into a few crevasses on a lonely glacier, breaking a leg or two, wrangling a grizzly bear, and learning the fine art of dying cornstarch flakes the perfect shade of brown. It has been around since 1986 and weвЂ™re still having fun. Mountain Bike Action is a monthly magazine devoted to all things mountain biking (yes, thatвЂ™s 12 times a year because we never take a month off of mountain biking). If you do not see your location on the current tour list, please sign up for updates at this link: /to/вЂ¦ In locations we are not able to host a tour stop, we will be adding virtual events, where you will be able to watch the film with a Sierra Nevada in hand while still experiencing some of the key elements from our tour, including prize giveaways from our partners, an ability to watch with your friends, and even athlete and production team Q&As.

Rest assured вЂ“ we are planning to add additional locations in the coming weeks as more drive-in theatres open, traditional theaters get approved to reopen, and we create our own pop-up drive-in experiences to share this film on the big screen in as many places as possible.

We realize that not everywhere has a drive-in theatre. Add your car horns to the mix as you get stoked for biking while watching the best riders in the world вЂ“ youвЂ™ve got a whole new viewing experience we canвЂ™t wait to share with you all. Rally the crew, load up the car and get hyped to watch ACCOMPLICE on 100 foot wide screens as we blend the old school vibe of drive-in theaters with TGRвЂ™s award-winning production quality. TGRвЂ™s Roadtrip Drive-In Tour starts July 8th, bringing TGRвЂ™s latest mountain bike film to our biggest screens ever as the TGR tour heads to drive-in theaters around the globe. But beyond that, Teton Gravity ResearchвЂ™s latest film celebrates how the bicycle is more than just a mode of transportation itвЂ™s a vehicle for the human spirit. On the surface, ACCOMPLICE takes you to mind-blowing locations across the globe with the worldвЂ™s top riders. From the producers of UnReal and the director of Where The Trail Ends comes ACCOMPLICE, an homage to all the crazy adventures and crazier comrades that result from our finest sidekick. However you met your first bicycle, it was the pedal strokes that came afterward that hooked you onto something intangible. Or perhaps you saved paycheck after paycheck to finally purchase one. ItвЂ™s a moment time-stamped in our brains.