Documentary on the Giro '88, Passo de Gavia
06-03-23, 05:33 PM
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Documentary on the Giro '88, Passo de Gavia
We watched this amazing short documentary the other day. As a veteran pro cinematographer, I'm amazed at how today's tech and methods allow for projects like this to be done, with such high production values, for such a niche audience.
I know I keep recommending GCN+ here, they should give me a commission (if only anyone followed my recommendations), but with the race coverage and all their other content, we probably spend at least as much time watching it as Netflix, Amazon, or anything else.
Here's another of their cycling docs, not about racing at all, which just makes you want to find someplace beautiful to ride:
I know I keep recommending GCN+ here, they should give me a commission (if only anyone followed my recommendations), but with the race coverage and all their other content, we probably spend at least as much time watching it as Netflix, Amazon, or anything else.
Here's another of their cycling docs, not about racing at all, which just makes you want to find someplace beautiful to ride:
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06-05-23, 09:07 AM
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That was neat seeing all those Italian riders together talking about that stage. And Getting Hampstens insight on that stage was very cool. Yep GCN + is awesome.
