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RED BULL "Stregnth in Numbers"시사회 안내

안녕 하십니까

녹음이 푸르른 산야를 거친 숨소리와 땀방울로 적시고 있을 시즌 한가운데 우리의 뜨거운 열정을 함께 공유할수 있는 오프라인
MTB 영상 시사회 소식이 있어 안내해 드립니다.

트렉 & 시마노와 레드불 미디어 하우스의 공동제작으로 'Strength in Numbers'는 영상이 전 세계 동시 5월 선보이게 되었습니다.
다양한 장르의 현역 월드 클레스 프로 선수들을 포함한 전설의 프리 라이더들까지 총 11명의 출연진이 펼지는 화려한 퍼포먼스와 비하인드 스토리 인터뷰등으로 스토리가 펼쳐 집니다.

특히 영상 촬영편집과 제작에 참여한 "앤트힐 미디어"는 최근 MTB 영상중 최고의 역작으로 인정받는 "팔로우 미"를 제작했던 프로덕션으로 감각적이며 역동적인 뛰어난 영상미로 전세계 MTB 라이더들의 마음을 흥분 시켰던 주인공들이기도 합니다.

이번 "Stregnth in Numbers" 시사회는 레드불 코리아측의 MTB 장르 관심과 지원의 첫 단추로 레드불 코리아 측에서 마련 하였습니다.
많은 라이더들을 초대하고는 싶지만 아쉽게도 장소나 준비과정의 제약 사항으로 인해 참가 인원을 사전 신청 받아 초대인원을
선정 하는 방식으로 참가인원을 정하게 되었습니다.

참가신청 내용

전국 "KDU" 소속 클럽의 운영자분들께선 각 클럽의 참가자 명단(이름/닉네임/지역/개인연락처/이메일 주소) 을 작성하시어 아래의 메일로 신청하여 주시기 바랍니다.
이외 "kdu" 소속 이외의 클럽이나 개인의 경우도 동일한 방법으로 신청이 가능하며 참가신청에 대한 인원 제한은 아래와 같습니다.

1.클럽:각 클럽별 최대 5명까지 신청이 가능.
2.선수 또는 개인:각 1인 개별적인 메일 신청이 가능
참가신청 메일 주소: redbull@anacompany.co.kr

※ 참고 사항

- 시사회 참가 신청자가 초과 될 경우 : 초대권 추가 확보 여부는 공지를 통해 안내를 해 드릴 예정이며 추가 신청이 가능 할 경우 “개인”(개별적 메일 신청) 접수를 받습니다.

- 시사회 참가 신청자가 미달 될 경우 : 공지를 통해 안내를 해 드릴 예정이며 추가 신청은 클럽별 단체 신청이 아닌 “개인”(개별적 메일 신청) 접수를 받습니다

신청시 유의 사항에 대해 당부 말씀 드립니다.
이번 시사회 입장권은 "Invitation" 형식으로 사전 신청후 시사회에 참가하지 않을경우 이런 뜻깊은 자리가 빈자리로 남아 버리게 됩니다.
인원 제한으로 인해 참가하지 못하는 분들을 위해 서라도 아래의 시사회 일정을 참조 하시어 스케줄 확정에 신경써 주시기 바랍니다.

RED BULL "Stregnth in Numbers" 시사회

주최:레드불 코리아
협찬:트랙 코리아/나눅스(시마노)
장소 :서울 논현동 '플래툰 쿤스트할레 www.kunsthalle.com
 ※ 주차장 이용이 불가 할 수 있으니 인근 유료 주차장 이용 또는 가급적 대중 교통을 권장 해 드립니다
날짜 : 2012년 6월 24일 일요일 저녁 7시 입장 8시상영
현장'Strength in Numbers' DVD 구매 (장 당 4만원) 가능

참가신청 메일 주소: redbull@anacompany.co.kr
문의 사항: 본 게시물 댓글 또는 참가신청 메일

STRENGTH IN NUMBERS – COMPLETE APTOS SEGMENT

The free online premiere of Strength in Numbers was a huge success. Thanks to everyone who joined us online! We had over 200,000 riders from all over the world watch the film in just 24 hours. This totally exceeded our expectations and really captured whatStrength in Numbers is all about – uniting the global mountain bike community. A lot of people thought we were crazy to give away a movie that we spent almost 2 years making. But we believe that films are one of the most powerful ways to grow and unite our sport and we’re just getting started. Today we’re releasing the complete Aptos segment for free online for everyone to experience and share. Enjoy!

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There is a small catch though… if you’ve watched Strength in Numbers online already, seen it at a premiere event or are just checking out the Aptos segment for the first time and you like what you see… please make sure you give back and support the filmmakers. The best thing you can do is buy the Collectors Edition 3-in-1 combo pack (DVD+BluRay+Download) or download it on iTunes. That way you can enjoy Strength in Numbers at the highest quality over and over again. And you can feel good knowing that you’ve supported the Anthill crew so that we can keep making more films in the future.

We know not everyone can afford to buy the film, but you can still support Strength in Numbers by sharing the Aptos segment with all your friends and family to help spread the stoke of mountain biking. We believe the more people who see the film, means more people will be inspired to ride and more people riding makes our world better a place! Connect with us on Facebook and Twitterusing the hashtag #strengthinnumbers.

Order your Collectors’ Edition 3-in-1 with 1 hour of exclusive extra features.

Download from iTunes stores worldwide.

The Collectors Edition is the best way to experience the full potential of the film, with 55 minutes of amazing journeys, inspiring action and meaningful storytelling all available in 5.1 Dolby Surround Sound and 1080p imagery. The 3-in-1 combo set is packed with tons of extras features, including:
• Blu-Ray Disc
• DVD Disc
• Free drag-and-drop SD download
• Two mini documentaries about the making of the film
• Sterling Lorence Slideshow
• Action Reel
• Phantom Camera Highlights
• POV Reel

Or you can download Strength in Numbers on iTunes. The film is available for $12.99 (?/£ 9.99) on over 55 different iTunes stores worldwide in both HD (720p) and SD (540p). If you order the HD copy you also receive the SD copy for free, which is perfect for viewing on your mobile devices.

Thanks for your support!

Anthill Films

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STRENGTH IN NUMBERS – FREE ONLINE PREMIERE

MAY 16, 2012 PRESS RELEASE

On Thursday, May 24th at 12:00pm PST (9:00pm CET) Anthill Films will broadcast the online premiere of “STRENGTH IN NUMBERS” live on RedBull.com/bike. This is going to be a unique global event in the world of mountain biking: Watch the film simultaneously with tens of thousands of people from every corner of the mountain bike world through the interactive, live online premiere – for free!  

Haven’t made it out to one of the “STRENGTH IN NUMBERS” premieres yet?  Then join us and watch it online. After being played at over 50 stops on the global premiere tour, “STRENGTH IN NUMBERS” will be aired for free on the internet. Anthill Films’ masterpiece will be streamed online on RedBull.com/bike at 12:00pm PST (9:00pm CET).

The online premiere reflects exactly the concept behind “STRENGTH IN NUMBERS”: a bike movie that is about how all sides of the mountain bike world are connected should be accessible to all mountain bikers! And this is what will make the online premiere such a unique event: Knowing that the global bike community will be sharing the same experience at the same time. Moreover there will be chance to chat with other fans as well as some of the movie’s riders and filmmakers.

 Live online premiere show time by time zone:

PST (Los Angeles) 12:00pm

EST (New York)     03:00pm

GMT (London)        08:00pm

CET (Berlin)            09:00pm

 Mind blowing cinematography, great tricks, amazing trips, proverbial to the end of the world, unexpected riding locations, athletic descents… all this comprises “STRENGTH IN NUMBERS”. The movie is a visually expressive documentation of different mountain bike communities combined with meaningful storytelling from athletes all over the globe.

The premiere will also be hosted on RedBull.TV and Pinkbike.com.

If you can’t make the online premiere, still make sure tune into RedBull.com/bike on the 24th because the film will be available to watch for a limited time.  After May 24^th there will be many ways to see the film. Screening events are still happening in cities worldwide and “STRENGTH IN NUMBERS” will be released on DVD+BluRay and iTunes globally on May 25^th.

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STRENGTH IN NUMBERS –WORLD PREMIERE RECAP

Right on time with the start of the 2012 bike season, the world’s “who’s who” of mountain biking got together at last weekend’s Sea Otter Classic for the world premiere of the action sports documentary STRENGTH IN NUMBERS, produced by Anthill Films in co-production with Red Bull Media House. The highly anticipated premiere welcomed 1,000 bike enthusiasts to celebrate with the film’s cast and crew including Brandon Semenuk, Anthony Messere, René Wildhaber, Cam McCaul, Andrew Shandro, Thomas Vanderham, Wade Simmons, Matt Hunter, Graham Agassiz, Adam Billinghurst, Steve Smith, Aaron Gwin, Ryan Howard, Greg Watts, Alex Reveles, and Tyler McCaul.

STRENGTH IN NUMBERS is a rally call to connect all mountain bikers, regardless of location or language or discipline. “After almost two straight years of work, all the positive comments we have gotten here have made it all worthwhile”, say the Anthill Crew. Their mission was to capture the full diversity of the sport – from the World Cup Circuit to back yard dirt jumps; from the largest bike park in the world in Whistler to remote high-alpine trails in Nepal; from the endless freeride lines in Utah to stunts built in the rain forests of British Columbia. And from the initial reviews, it sounds like it this mission was accomplished.

“The Anthill crew have made cine magic once again. In a world of three minute web edit it’s refreshing to see a long form, painstakingly shaped movie about the personalities and the worldwide reach of two wheels on dirt. Beautifully crafted,” says Bike Mag’s Morgan Meredith after he watched the movie for the first time.

With the world premiere over, screenings are now taking place all over the world. Audiences will be able to experience STRENGTH IN NUMBERS on the big screen from cities like London, Boston and Dubai to small mountain bike communities like Williams Lake, Bellingham, Nanaimo and Bozeman. There are over 50 shows planned so far with more being added daily. Visitwww.anthillfilms.com/strengthinnumbers/tour to find a show near you.

On May 24th, Strength in Numbers will be available for all to experience with a free online premiere on www.redbull.com/bike and will be released afterwards on DVD+BluRay and iTunes worldwide. Make sure to “Like” the online premiere on Facebook to be in the loop with the latest info.

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Strength in Numbers is produced, written, directed and edited by Anthill Films in co-production with Red Bull Media House. Presented by Shimano and Trek in association with Contour HD, Clif Bar, Pinkbike.com and PRO Components. Additional support for the film is provided by the Whistler Mountain Bike Park, Kona, Toyota Trucks, Scion, Oakley, Easton, Evoc, Big Mountain Adventures, Verbier St. Bernard and Ride Nepal.

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STRENGTH IN NUMBERS IN NEPAL

Riding in Nepal on a trail at four thousand meters (13,000 ft) elevation and looking over at a mountain that is eight thousand meters (26,000 ft) tall is a surreal experience. The fact that the trail below your bike has never seen tires on it makes it even more surreal.

Anthill Films traveled to Nepal in the fall of 2011 to shoot a segment for Strength in Numbers – premiering April 2012. We went to Nepal with Rene Wildhaber and Andrew Shandro to tell the story of Nepal’s young and growing mountain bike culture.

Most people have heard of Nepal. It is well known as the home to many of the tallest mountains in the world and its bustling capital city Kathmandu. Many have heard tales brought home from trekkers suggesting supposedly abundant forests of wild marijuana found growing all over the Nepalese hillsides. Unless you have been to this isolated nation, it is hard to separate fact from fiction. A trip to Nepal is an adventure of constant discovery – from the vast spread in climate from region to region, to the rules of the road when driving. As Mads Mathiasen a Danish expatriate who has lived in Nepal for 17 years and operates Kathmandu-based Unique Trails says, “Very few people realize how big a contrast there is in Nepal. From seventy meters above sea level, the lowest place in Nepal to 8850 meters the top of the world in Everest. You have every climate zone imaginable from sub-tropical to fully arctic. They think the Himalayas and they think cold.”

There is a lot of trail to be explored in Nepal. It is a country with few roads and where walking is the primary form of transportation for the majority of the population. Trails connect the people. From the urban jungle of Kathmandu on up to the remote villages surrounding the peaks of the Himalaya. Kathmandu. Hetauda. Pokhara. Jomsom. Kagbeni. The Upper Mustang. These are places to experience. They will be forever locked in your mind, easily revisited in an instant with the slight stimulus of a photo or story from a fellow traveler.

Like the trails we experienced in Nepal, Strength In Numbers is about the threads that tie different communities of mountain bikers together. The bike is a tool of connections. Tire to ground. Foot to pedal. Hand to handlebar. Effort put out, in turn rewarded with full body happiness. Go to Nepal, meet the people and find singletrack that has never seen a mountain bike. It is the place to do it.

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Look forward to a feature story on Nepal coming in the May issue of Bike magazine.

Our trip was made possible by Ride Nepal , with assistance from Big Mountain Adventures .
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Strength in Numbers is produced, written, directed and edited by Anthill Films in co-production with Red Bull Media House. Presented by Shimano and Trek in association with Contour HD, Clif Bar, Pinkbike.com and PRO Components. Additional support for the film is provided by the Whistler Mountain Bike Park, Kona, Toyota Trucks, Scion, Oakley, Easton, Evoc, Big Mountain Adventures, Verbier St. Bernard and Ride Nepal.

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STRENGTH IN NUMBERS: BEHIND THE SCENES – GREEN RIVER

Routine is the last thing you expect to encounter on a mountain bike film trip. But we know the routine so well in Green River after a few days we already have the breakfast menu memorized as Carlos verbally reads it to us each morning. Eventually he stops reading it aloud and some of us are simply having the usual. Time seems to slip away in the desert.

Green River, Utah is basically a modern day ghost town. It looks like it happened almost overnight once the I-70 was built to bypass the main strip through town. This is definitely one of those places people only stop if they’ve been driving too long and need some eats or a place to crash for the night. Empty streets and buildings are swallowed up by an even emptier desert stretching out in all directions. Nothing is “near” to here. Moab, the closest town worth mentioning on a map, is about an hour drive to the south. The rocky range of the San Rafael Swell runs off into the distance in the west. North of town lies what are known as the book cliffs, which just so happen to be the mother lode of freeriding terrain. This is why so many film crews have been here over the years and it’s why we’re here now.

It took us 2 days to drive here from BC. We have pickups, ATV’s, motos, shovels and picks and have been scratching away at the raw landscape with the goal of creating a progressive segment for our new film Strength in Numbers. The fact that we are even here has a sense of irony to it. We want to create a piece that will stoke people to ride and help push the sport forward but clearly very few mountain bikers will ever come to a place like Green River just to ride. Just like Alaska for skiers and snowboarders, or Jaws for surfers, these remote mesas seem reserved for the adventurous few.

Utah as a whole has shaped the face of freeriding as we know it today. All of the top riders, film crews and photographers have shot here. It’s a place with deep freeride history. Careers have been shaped and names have been made. It’s as gnarly or as safe as you want it to be. The scale is just right, not too big and not too small. Soft landings and hard lips. Ridges, ridges and more ridges everywhere you look. And the light…. clear desert skies and far away horizons are the ideal recipe for insane sunrises and sunsets daily.

It’s all here but it’s a war of attrition to pull a seggy out of an untamed landscape. It starts with wandering and scoping for days. Lots of staring and looking at things from different angles waiting for inner creativity to flick on the lightbulb. Lips, run-ins, corners and landings are everywhere but do they line up? What unfolds over the course of days is reminiscent of the scene in A Beautiful Mind when John Nash sees the mathematical patterns in everything. To a certain extent, the same thing is happening here. A world only mountain bikers can see. Riders have to visualize lines that have never been ridden and cross reference that with their own personal limits and that of their bikes. Is that dirt hard or soft? How steep is that? Is there enough speed or too much? Too much kick on the lip or not enough? Get it wrong and it can get ugly fast. Get it right and the sport inches ever forward. This defines freeride mountain biking and immense respect is due for the riders who excel at this process. It inspires and captures the imagination. It makes freeriding one the great communities within our world of biking.

Any freerider willing to go a little deeper than the last crew and willing to look at the landscape from a fresh perspective will never run out of new lines to ride. It could be in a small valley no one has set foot in or right in the footsteps of those who have passed before. New eyes and new bikes constantly open doors in a place like this. We spent three weeks in total working a couple small areas maybe the size of a few hundred acres. With shots in the bag and bodies battered it eventually becomes time to head home. As we pull onto the highway and head north we drive for a solid hour all the while passing a-grade rideable terrain. Every two minutes someone says, “I can’t believe this is still going, it’s endless, just absolutely endless”. Eventually it does end and the landscape turns back to plain rolling hills and shrub trees but the humbling feeling remains. It’s all laying out there somewhere, waiting for the right rider to come along at the right time of day to see something no one else has.
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Strength in Numbers is presented by the Red Bull Media House, Shimano and Trek, in association with Contour HD, Clif Bar, Pinkbike and PRO Components. Additional support for the film is provided by the Whistler Mountain Bike Park, Kona, Toyota Trucks, Scion, Oakley, Easton, Evoc, Big Mountain Adventures, Verbier St. Bernard and Ride Nepal.

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February 15th, 2012

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ADAM BILLINGHURST: JUST SOME GUY THAT RIDES BIKES

Adam Billinghurst is a Whistler local and a featured rider in Anthill’s new film Strength In Numbers. Adam lives to ride the Whistler Bike Park and has done so for 13 years. His commitment to living his dream is an inspirational story that revolves around the park and a man’s love for his downhill bike. Last week, Anthill Filmmaker Jonathan Schramm asked Adam some questions to find out exactly… “Who is Adam Billinghurst?”

Question: Who is Adam Billinghurst? Where did you grow up? When did you start biking?
Answer: Adam Billinghurst is just some guy that rides bikes. From Bracebridge Ontario. Couldn’t ride a bike till I was 6. Started MTB at 12. Racing at 14.

Q: Why Whistler? When did you move out to Whistler?
A: I visited Whistler for 3 days when I was 16 to ski, decided it was the place for me to live. Moved here Sept 98.

Q: What has got you to where you are now?
A: Doing almost whatever I wanted has got me to where I am now.

Q: Why are you stoked on the life you live now?
A: I’m stoked on life because I live in paradise, have amazing people in my life, and I do what I love to do.

Q: What is your perspective on your future?
A: My future involves more biking, some ups, some downs, then death.

Q: What does it take for you to follow your dreams?
A: To follow your dreams you have to have them first.

Q: What advice would you give someone working towards his or her dream?
A: Just because you’ve found a dream to follow doesn’t mean it’s going to be easy. If you love it enough you’ll keep doing it.

Q: Describe your bike?
A: My Session 9.9 is bicycle perfection. I watched it more than my TV for the first several weeks I had it.

Q: Describe the roll your bike plays in your life?
A: My bike plays the same role as oxygen in my life.

Q: What is a great day for you in the bike park?
A: A great day for me in the bike park is a full day of riding two days after a heavy rain followed by sun. Twenty degrees (Celsius!). Four pack of shredders. No line-ups. Riding as fast as I possibly can.

Q: How has it been having early access to the carbon session?
A: Getting the carbon Session 9.9 early was insane. People stared. It stopped conversations in the line up. It was like I was riding a carbon unicorn. After waiting for it to be built I was literally shaking with excitement. I got it and sprinted to the lift. I couldn’t wait to shred this rare machine. As the lifty unloaded my bike the chairlift stopped with me 10 feet away from the unloading zone. I instantly jumped off the lift to the ground and climbed up to get my bike and sprint to the trail. True story.

Q: Are you a happy person?
A: I am a happy person. I’m also a lucky person.

Production for Strength in Numbers is currently underway. Learn more at:
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September 29, 2011

 참여자 리플 바랍니다..^^

[탁도리[노기탁]]

가가멜 결혼식 날이네..ㅋㅋ 가서 먹고마시고 놀아보죠..ㅋ

[웅스[김철웅]]

2빠
자전거도 못타니 좋은 구경이나 해야겠네요~ㅋ

[사나이[윤성욱]]

3빠~~~

[타센(백인봉)]

5명까지라니 제가 마지막? ㅎㅎ

[kukass[김상수]]

봤으므로 패쓰

[탁도리[노기탁]]

인원재한 없음..

[탁도리[노기탁]]

- 이름 : 노기탁
- 지역 : 경기도 광명
- 소속팀(클럽,동호회) : DH mania
- 연락처 : 010-7434-5622(클럽 단체일 경우 연락 가능한 메일 신청 대표자 1인만 기재)
-신청자 이메일 : nokitark@yahoo.co.kr

이렇게 제 작성 부탁드립니다

[웅스[김철웅]]

- 이름 : 김철웅
- 지역 : 서울시 답십리
- 소속팀(클럽,동호회) : DH mania
- 연락처 : 010-5318-7265 (클럽 단체일 경우 연락 가능한 메일 신청 대표자 1인만 기재)
-신청자 이메일 :00pse@naver.com

[사나이[윤성욱]]

- 이름 : 윤성욱
- 지역 : 서울 송파
- 소속팀(클럽,동호회) : DH mania
- 연락처 : 010-9901-5639
-신청자 이메일 : improman@gmail.com

[웅~ [김대웅]]

클럽별 5명 인원 제한이 맞습니다.....................................................................만!!!!!!!

더 신청 가능합니다 ^^ (다만! 타 클럽은 제한을 빡세게 두고 있으니, 매냐 식구분들은 제가 음성적으로 진행 하는겁니다.)

먼저, 탁대장님은 선수로 따로 신청 접수 해 놨습니다 / 성욱아! 너도 내가 따로 접수 해 놨어..

필립아님,웅스님 DHmania로 단체 접수 해 놓겠습니다. 기타 추가 단체는 3명 여유분이 되고,그 이상 인원은 개인으로 신청 하면 됩니다만, 메일 양식으로 신청 하면 번거로우니
그냥 본 게시물에서 댓글로 남겨 주시구요. 제가 금요일날 레드불에 명단을 넘겨야 하니, 목요일 정오(12시)까지

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신청 해 주세요.
그리고! 단체 남은 3명 외 추가 인원은 한계가 있을 수 있습니다만, 최대 자리 만들어 놓겠습니다.
다만! 앞서 말씀 드렸듯이 음성적으로 하는것이니! 매니 골수분들만 공유 해 주세요 ^^

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당일 프로그램은 대략,
레드불 DVD 본 후 프리하게 맥주 마시고(?) 무주대회 영상 시사가 번외로 있을 예정입니다.

참고로,
당일 차는 왠만하면 카풀로 오시는게 좋습니다. 시사회 장소가 주차장 제공이 안되오며, 주변 유료 주차창을 이용 하셔야 하는데, 주차비 비쌀겁니다 ^^

[타센(백인봉)]

- 이름 : 백인봉
- 지역 : 서울 강북
- 소속팀(클럽,동호회) : DH mania
- 연락처 : 010-6815-3389
-신청자 이메일 : blue502330@naver.com

[웅~ [김대웅]]

타센님 단체 접수 했습니다.

[위징가(위진군)]

어...이런게 있었네;;