I’m playing around with online syndication of West Coast Style the mountain biking training series. If you’ve ever wanted to pick up a mountain bike tip or two…this is the place to get it. www.westcoaststyle.net
September 16th, 2009
Editing Demo
Here’s a new demo I put together. If you’d like to see a better quality QuickTime version go to this link.
Chris Bremer Editing Demo from Chris Bremer on Vimeo.
July 17th, 2009
Up in the Trees
Part Two of the Arkansas journey to see Matt. We got there and decided to do what all cousins do….blow shit up. Fireworks ensued.
Arkansas - Fireworks from Chris Bremer on Vimeo.
I did a little cut down of this video as it was so cool. I call it Mr. Kite’s Benefit and I think you’ll see why.
Mr. Kite’s Benefit from Chris Bremer on Vimeo.
July 1st, 2009
Jenny Lewis
A few days ago I saw the Jenny Lewis show at the Plaza Theater. It was awesome concert. She started off with a version of Silver Lining that was just the sweetest version i’ve ever heard. Show could’ve ended right their for me. Someone right in front of me was shooting it…and here it is…thanks to YouTube. 
May 16th, 2009
Beaches
My cousin Jon just moved to Pensacola…a beach town. David an I drove up to see him for a bit and give him a new car. We got a little glimpse into Jonny boy’s life near the beach.
Arkansas - Jon Gets a Car from Chris Bremer on Vimeo.
March 16th, 2009
Dark Art by Bekemeyer & JC
A friend of mine just cut this awesome trailer for a book that’s coming out. J.C. Hutchins, Personal Effects - Dark Art will be available on Amazon soon. Watch the trailer, visit the site.
February 23rd, 2009
Bremer in 60 Seconds
My friend Mike Bekemeyer is doing a podcast called 60 Seconds of Life. It’s a pretty cool documentary series about his family…or whatever gets in the way of his camera. I was fooling around with some pictures after watching his series….this is what came out of it.
Bremer in 60 Seconds from Chris Bremer on Vimeo.
February 21st, 2009
Awesome Mountain Biking Site!
West Coast Style, a really great pet-project of mine, has launched a new website. They’re mountain bike training material is top notch. If you want to learn more about how to ride safer, or just want to learn some good tricks of the trade they’ve got the material to do it.
Their new angle on things is a digital distribution model. Selling eBooks and Quicktime videos that focus in on specific training skills. All the video material is available now. And the eBooks will be released every couple of weeks for the next year. You can get your hands on “The Basics - Part 1” a good introduction for bikers of any kind.
Or you can buy a combination of the eBook and complimentary training video for a discount. The videos are compatible with your ipod or iphone…or you can watch them on any computer. The ebooks are PDF files you can print out or any PDF compatible reader, like an iPhone or Amazon Kindle.
Sunshine Coast montage from West Coast Style from Chris Bremer on Vimeo.
February 18th, 2009
For Morris
10 years ago Morris Turner died. He was a friend. An actor. And a fellow creative. I’m still in the middle of the edit. I found this one frame in the archival footage. Thought it was interesting with it’s date time stamp.
February 18th, 2009
No Line On The Horizon Leaked
I’ve always been interested in the DRM saga of music. I’ll probably re-publish a few of the entries I wrote for the Element 113 blog. I definitely don’t support the stealing of music, but having an online database of music files to access has a lot of advantages. For instance, I bought the Shins album ”Oh Inverted World” on iTunes a few years back. The files were never quite right. They were corrupt somehow. And iTunes always saw them as “unknown artist” files. And it would duplicate the files when I did an iTuens sync. There was just something wrong with them…So I went to the torrents and re-downloaded the album. Deleted the officially bought version, with a version that worked. I’ve had to do that with a few other purchased albums that got corrupt.
Now we’ve got U2’s No Line On The Horizon leaked to the world a good month before the official release. Let’s see how long the links stay valid.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZSTB9PM5
What does this mean for the music business. Is this a violation of the trust that consumers will “do the right thing?” Or will just download the album and tell all there friends, “don’t buy it, you can get it free here”? I don’t know. But I did download it. However I also pre-bought the deluxe version on iTunes a few weeks ago. So I guess I did both.