How to Make a Sick Edit

You want to shoot your first mountain bike film and don't know where to start? We got you!

How to Make a Sick Edit is the ultimate guide for all riders/wannabe filmmakers. The short film delivers what it promises, with valuable tips on visual aesthetics as well as advice on choosing themes and music.

Our takeaway: Worth emulating.

A mountain biker wearing a helmet and goggles riding through a turn in a forest. The rider is dressed in a blue T-shirt and black pants, skillfully maneuvering the bike on the uneven, dirt terrain.

Mountain biker wearing a helmet and red shirt performing a jump in a dense forest, with the bike tilted sideways.

Mountain biker wearing a helmet and goggles performing a jump or trick in a forest, with the front wheel lifted.

A mountain biker mid-air during a jump in a dense forest area. The rider is wearing dark clothing, and the forest is filled with tall trees and thick undergrowth.

Silhouette of a person holding a mountain bike in a dark, smoky environment with light shining from behind.

Film Facts

Length:	4 min
Director:	Matt Dennison
Production:	2014, Canada, Mahalo My Dude

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