Anthill Films drop in to share a pair of videos profiling to of the film's biggest stars, one a racer and the other a freerider. Meet Ben Boyko and the incomparable Sam Hill.
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Sam Hill. What else needs to be said, really. The guy has won everything there is to win, but has been notably absent from freeride films in the past. That is all about to change this spring, when his mastery of the two wheeled mechanism so many of us know and love will meet the big screen. Anthill Films is making it all happen, and here they drop a video profile of Sam for all to enjoy.
Similar levels of riding acumen have been attained by Vancouver's Ben Boyko, a BMXer turned mountain biker whose trademark is bringing big tricks to big drops. His shoot took place in Mount Hood, Oregon, along with Aptosite Cameron Wallace McCaul. Invading the space of Windells ski and snowboard camp the crew built a set of hug dirt jumps with many interlinking lines. This is one segment of the movie that mustn't be missed. But then again, it seems as though none of the segments are going to be ignorable. Follow Me will most definitely be an interesting cinematic experience given the no-filler approach that has been the modus operandi for the four man film crew over the past year.
Follow Me is going to premier at Sea Otter this year on April 18th, and that is yet another reason to get to the event that most people consider the season opener. For more premier information, including dates, locations, and hosting your own premier check out http://www.anthillfilms.com/followme.php
Photo by Harookz, Ben Boyko at Windells.
