WAR Delivered!

true video part has:

*diversity of tricks

*diversity of locations

*novelty (in tricks, style, location)

*flow that changes with flow of the song in a creative way (flashed of white or black frames with the beat do not count).

*best trick or worst crash at the end

*decent length

this is not asking that much.

examples of true video parts:

Tanner in Happy Days

Pep in 1242

Dash in Stereotype

Crighton in Strike 3

Jon in Propoganda

Certain people can pull off great films without complete video parts (Ostness). But they abandon the cookie-cutter ski (or skate or snow) movie formula in a creative way. Poor Boyz has yet to do that, so their latest attempts at movies have been stale. I bought War anyways 'cause I hope things are turning around--PBP used to make great movies. But from where I'm standing, they seem to be going the route of Mack Dawg.

 
Dave, now dont forget your white flashes, or black single frames, cause thats the only way to edit to do it guys!

Theory3 Media in association with Poorboyz Productions presents the wonderful sport of skiing and laughter, in SAFETY MEETING. Summer 2005.
 
hum... thats funny... I edited the first two "true segments" on your list.

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"I'm glad that in our endless pursuit to be three years behind snowboarding, we've finally gotten around to their FAG phase." -Micah Abrams

 
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