Streaming from Babelgum http://www.babelgum.com/3021510/doves-winter-hill.html
         

not available in your country - but this other babelgum link for the same video is: www.babelgum.com (btw: babelgum sucks; when will folks ever lay off proprietary flash platforms...?) also: this video so wastes the opportunity, given mcaskill's talents, that it is unwatchable.

         

dir. David Mould | mov

         

^ link no worky-, por moi. :(

         

Just navigate from here .

I kinda don't get it.

         

This would of been good if at the end he turned into a pied-piper figure and led all of the generically diverse teens over the edge of a cliff. Seems part of the rapidly growing genre - "videos inspired by what the director was watching on youtube at the moment." Not all bad though - it looks pretty good for a night-time available light type of shoot.

         

@najork: THANKS.

Cool! Engaging video, brilliant shooting. Cut really nice too. Love the colors.

         

Decidedly unspectacular,

especially the riding, compared to say...

         

gwizz: mcaskill's urban trialling is lost completely in how they conceived/shot the video. (which was my point above.) oh, and: in terms of photography... it's got a lot to learn from this.

         

I've just been moved to comment on antville for the first time in so so long. I don't care about bike stunts and parkour and urban stuff (didn't we have enough of this last year) - what I do care about is a good track utterly wasted by a video that matches it's mood in no way, shape or form. No heart. No soul.

         

couldn't agree more with kreeger. bike tricks are cool, but this video is just boring really.

         

@prog, true. Would love to know what the two videos were shot on.