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hoony Mentor

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i just had an idea and don't know how this is going to sound BUT...

the coastal cruise that i want to run, is anyone here interested in making one we can film?

thing is, we can do it so that we can have a nice drive, get filmed at the same time and it'll all be fun and games?

or like does the filming and placing of the camera etc. take a lot of hard work/time/effort?

(ie. with the cameraman having to get to the location before the drivers etc....)

just an idea is all :)

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Well if we can time it right, that give Steve enough time to get to the right spot and set up before cars start driving past. Do that about 3 or four times, plus a few meeting spots, and we'll have enough to get a decent movie. Altho its really up to Steve. A proper dedicated day out would be better though

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