When making a drifting video, it is essential to take careful notes of your experiences because you never know if you’ll be faced with the same situation again a year later. After a long shoot, we always debrief and discuss what worked and what didn’t. Based on our findings with Drift 2, we compiled a small check list of things to consider before attempting your own drifting video and would like to share it with you:
Epic location for drifting?... Check!
Lifetime supply of rear tires?... Check!
GoPros on the "Practice Car"?... Check!
Extra axles for the beast?... Check!
That ride has seen some action. Hopefully that windshield wasn’t pushed out by someone’s noggin.
Luckily both Ernie and I walked away unharmed!
Good on the both of you. I’ve learned that Preparation is better than Luck. But I’ve also been told that Lucky is better than Good.
Prepared > Lucky > Good ?
Extra Epicness. Can’t wait.
Can’t wait to see the video
So pumped right now!!!!
Dan, we must finish my car, that is all.
Lol did you ever call Brian???
Still waiting on his number, email me the Brian!
cant wait
18 Gallons of Monster energy drink?
And the invitation is extended again for DRIFT 3, Ebisu Circuit in Japan has offered full access to any ICON film crew and participants!
Trust me… that is something I would love to do.
Then we will be expecting you guys soon enough! By the way I am scheduling an AFG MOTO track day there on the motorcycle course! Maybe you all can come for a long holiday!! AQnd once I know who is coming I plan on having a nice selection of bikes for you guys to play with! Can you say TZR or NSR!!??
We keep trying to make it happen. It will eventually!!
it’ll buff out
can’t wait
BRING ITTTT!!!
Just saw it!
Amazing!!
Love the new gear!!! Damn it… need to save up.
Great vid; been sharing it like crazy. Question: What car was the practice car? 240SX?