We at The Fast Lane Car are lucky enough to drive, review, and test a new car every week.
That also means that we photograph many different vehicles during the month. This footage represents hours of camera work and editing. Our speed and consistency with video production sometimes overshadows the hours of work it takes us to produce a video. A simple way to look at it is: for every minute of video you watch, that’s a cumulative hour of video, photography, scripting, blocking, research and editing.
This is a short video of some of our best automotive photography from 2013 that features European Luxury.
Editor’s note: Automotive video is a pain in the ass, and there’s a mountain of hard work that has to be done before any of our videos hit the net.
I am especially proud of Roman and Tommy for their extremely dedicated diligence that’s mostly thankless. Roman is the automotive video guru for The Fast Lane Car, Tommy backs him up.
That’s right, when Roman isn’t putting together a shoot, reviewing a car, running Everymantri.com (which includes articles, videos and journalistic headaches), running our video business, being an active member of the Rocky Mountain Automotive Press association, competing in a triathlon or fighting to get TFLCar vehicles to test, he’s spending every other waking moment editing.
No kidding folks; he does all this and still maintains a full head of hair.
