Back and forth, forward and back. Mastery on the bike comes from constant repetition. Whether it’s your hundredth time down a trail or you’re about to drop into a new one for the first time, steady, well-rehearsed motions are what will get you through. So ride fast and send it deep, because the Slayer is built for those who charge.
Presented by: Rocky Mountain
Director/ Edit: Liam Mullany
Featuring: Thomas Vanderham, Rémi Gauvin, Carson Storch
Cinematography: Harrison Mendel, Liam Mullany
Produced by: Liam Mullany, Stephen Matthews
Assistant camera: Noah Dorsey, Max McCullough
Colourist: Sam Gilling
Post-production Sound: Keith White Audio
Still photography: Margus Riga
Thanks: Ron Penney, Landmark Trail Works, Carlos Zumino, Riley McIntosh, Mark Wallace, Matt Edleston, Dylan Cobern.
Music:
“Long Distance”, Written & Performed by Luke Atencio, Licenced through Musicbed.
“Crow”, Written by Matthew Barnes, performed by Forest Swords, Courtesy of !K7 Music GMBH. Published by Just Isn't Music (justisntmusic.com).
“Communicate”, Written & Performed by Jeremy Wallace Maclean.
Culmination of cinematography and directing work over the past while. The constant pursuit of light and dark.
Music:
Working for a Nuclear Free City - Je suis le vent
Co-Director/ DP/ Editor: Liam Mullany
Co-Director/ Stills: Thierry DesFontaines
Producer: Adele Thomas
Additional Camera: Mackenzie Walker
DIT: Alexander Quel
Original Score: Thomas Shaw
Sound Design: Jeff Quinn
Colour: Sam Gilling
Rotoscoping: Studio Dialog
Words and VO: Jesse Jackson
Sam Schultz has driven south every winter for the past 11 years, leaving Montana's snow-covered landscape behind in exchange for Arizona's dry Sonora Desert. His road trip has always had an end game; to clear his head, build some perspective, and get back on the bike. He'll be the first one to tell you he loves a good road trip, and that the best ones are filled with deviations, stops, and adventures along the way.
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Presented by Rocky Mountain Bicycles
Featuring Sam Schultz & Pancho the dog
Directed by Liam Mullany
Produced by Liam Mullany & Stephen Matthews
Cinematography by Liam Mullany & Harrison Mendel
Edited by Liam Mullany & David Peacock
Colour by David Tomiak
Post Production Sound by Keith White Audio
Photography by Margus Riga
Thanks to The Cycling House, Owen Gue, Steven Davis, Dan Marrett
MUSIC
Sleep
Performed by Nym
Licensed through Marmoset Music
Eyeshine
Performed by Nym
Licensed through Marmoset Music
View from a Desert Helicopter
Performed by Live Footage
Licensed through The Music Bed
"You know there's no "I" in team. It is an individual sport, at the end of the day, you think of it in the start gate, its just you. But you didn't get there on your own. Ive had so much support from my family" - Tahnée Seagrave
Featuring: Tahnée Seagrave
Directed by: Harrison Mendel
Cinematography By: Liam Mullany and Harrison Mendel
Sound Design: Racket Sound
Color: Sam Gilling
Music: Andrew Judah
Title Design/VFX: Studio Dialog
Still Photography: Laurence Crossman-Emms
The four horsemen. 4x4s. Four leafed clovers. Four letter words. Fourtified. Wade Simmons, Rémi Gauvin, Vaea Verbeeck, and Carson Storch take their new Altitudes to the four corners of the earth.
Presented by Rocky Mountain Bicycles
Directed by Liam Mullany
Produced by Brian Park
Featuring Wade Simmons, Rémi Gauvin, Vaea Verbeeck & Carson Storch
Filmed by Liam Mullany, Harrison Mendel & John Parkin
Edited by Liam Mullany
Colour by Sam Gilling
Post Production Sound by Keith White Audio
Original Music by Thinnen
Presented by: Trek Bikes x JBL
Director: Harrison Mendel
Featuring: Brett Rheeder
Filmed by: Harrison Mendel, Liam Mullany & Nic Genovese
Production Assistant: Seger Nelson
Edited/Color: Harrison Mendel
Post Production Sound: Jason Chiodo/Racketsound
Graphics: Sean Cole
Still Photography: Robb Thompson
Trail builders: Ben Schleith, Noah Brousseau, Matt Dennis, Jeremy Weiss
Original composition by Thinnen
Stretching through high mountain meadows and down deep winding valleys, the trails of Sun Valley, Idaho are absolutely world class. Rocky Mountain Bicycles’ athletes, Thomas Vanderham and Sam Schultz, set out with their sights set on singletrack, tapping into their instinct for adventure.
Presented by Rocky Mountain Bicycles
Directed by Liam Mullany
Cinematography by Liam Mullany & Andre Nutini
Featuring Thomas Vanderham & Sam Schultz
Edited by Liam Mullany & David Peacock
Colour by Sam Gilling
Post Production Sound by Keith White Audio
Typography by Mike Taylor
Photography by Margus Riga
Thanks to Gabe Schroeder, Sun Valley Resort
MUSIC
Denmark/ Van Gogh & Gone
Written and Performed by Psychedelic Porn Crumpets
All rights reserved. Used with permission.
A Northern Path explores the diversity of the land connected by Northern British Columbia's Nisga'a and Stewart-Cassiar Highways.
Director - David Peacock
Director of Photography - Liam Mullany
Produced By - Brandon Thompson and Amanda Munro
Colourist - David Tomiak
Featuring the voice of Dr. Joe Gosnell of the Nisga'a Nation
Original Music Score - Oliver Michael
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Created By Absolute Cinema
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Produced by Munro Thompson Communications
munrothompson.com
Beautiful Idiot takes you on a ride through the mindset and motivations of those who feel driven to pursue greatness, how it can feel to fall short, and the consequences of reaching a lofty goal when the struggle to get there has defined you for so long. Featuring professional freeride mountain bike rider Brett Rheeder.
"My home has always been in Ontario. I wanted to tell the story of where I live and where I come from, my whole family lives within 50km of each other in southern Ontario. My cousins let me use their farm land to build the course. We hoped the dirt was going to be good, but as soon as we dug into the ground we knew it was gold and the best part is it’s only 4kms from my house. I know that Ontario is not ideal for mountain biking, but with a little work I feel it can be, and that’s what I wanted to show. For me, This is Home." - Brett Rheeder
Featuring: Brett Rheeder
Filmed By: Harrison Mendel and Liam Mullany
Edited By: Harrison Mendel
Written By: Josh Palmer and Liam Mullany
Drone Pilot: Maguire Brice
Sound Design: Racket Sound
Title Design: Studio Dialog
Still Photography: Robb Thompson
Additional Riders: Brayden Barrett-hay
Special Thanks: Phils Haulage, Mike Rice, Ryan Korpikoski, Chad Mainprize, Greg Corcoran, Krystyna Corcoran, Kyle Corcoran
"Juparo"
Broke for Free
brokeforfree.com
“The Path Before Me”
Performed by Buffalo KIllers
Courtesy of Alive Naturalsound
by arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group
"Golden Hour"
Broke for Free
brokeforfree.com
Featuring: Casey Brown
Location: Revelstoke, BC, Canada
Directed by: Harrison Mendel
Cinematography By: Harrison Mendel and Liam Mullany
Production Coordinater: Marty Schaffer
Edited By: Harrison Mendel
Sound Design: Racket Sound
Title Design/VFX: Studio Dialog
Still Photography: Robb Thompson
Special Thanks
Brinna Lukkar
Elinor Brown
Dave Brown
Silver & Summer
Glacier Helicopters
Paul Tigchelaar
Music
"Divide" feat Kelsy Bulkin
Performed by ODESZA
A Moment Apart
