Thursday, 20 September 2012
Mark Beaumont Talk
Mark Beaumont (top UK adventurer) asked me to film the first talk of his latest tour around the UK - http://www.eden-court.co.uk/whats-on/shows/an-evening-with-mark-beaumont
Mark Beaumont talked about his cycles around the world and down the Americas in the first half of the show and then focussed on his two rowing expiditions in the second half.
The filming was done for mark's sponsors and for his own marketing purposes.
It was an enjoyable night and I definitely had the best seat on the night! Mark is a truely inspirational individual and I hope I can work with him again in the future. Stefan Morrocco Geomorphology
Friday, 14 September 2012
'Winter Days'
In 2013, Morrocco Media are
creating Winter Days - a
definitive snowsports series showcasing the stunning snowsports across
Scotland, featuring and narrated by a wide range of athletes and riders from
across the country. Stefan Morrocco Geomorphology
Winter Days
The main premise of Winter Days is to showcase
the Scottish snow sports scene, focusing on the riders and wider community,
the amazing scenery and the broad range of events held at the main ski resorts. Morrocco Media will capture all the events
and the best action across Scotland. The
episodes will will be themed, one focusing on professionals, another on up and
coming athletes, and another on amateurs.
Morrocco Media will be reactionary to conditions and free-riding days
whilst filming key events such as the Coe Cup and 50/50.
Winter
Days will showcase the talent, camaraderie, fun and landscapes of
Scottish snow sports and really focus on the ‘Scene’ (the people) in a series
of four to six 5-10 minute length episodes.
Episodes will explore why the people chose to ride in Scotland and what
is great about it. One episode will
focus on the summer activities offered by the Scottish Snowsports Centres as
these now help support the winter activities, thus providing a wider audiance
for the series.
These riders/ athletes will
provide the main narration and storyline to each episode, created in both an
observational and interview style. As
well as telling their thoughts and personal experiences, the riders will be
explaining the landscape and topics of wider interest than snowsports. Interviews and scenes involving communities
along the journey will further showcase the diversity of places.
Winter
Days will showcase new Scottish music wherever possible and will have a
soundtrack that is as evocative and diverse as the riding styles showcased.
Production
Filming during 2012/13 season
with release of episodes throughout the season.
Wider interest for Winter
days should come through the promotion of stay-cation within the UK and
specifically the Scottish Snowports Industry.
The Morrocco Media team
·
Second videographer TBC
·
Calum Darling.
Quad copter filming – aerial footage.
Stefan Morrocco filmed and
produced the highly acclaimed Scottish mountain bike film Gravitate (http://vimeo.com/17208148) Both Stefan and
Calum are specialist adventure videographers and skiers/ snowboarders
themselves. Gareth has produced
stunning graphics for a number of short adventure films.
Quote of support
“We have used Stefan a number of times to promote several of our events
and our recent association with the Scots adventurer Mark Beaumont. Stefan has
come up with the goods every time, despite the often-challenging (filming) conditions.
The films that Stefan has produced for us are tightly edited, action packed and
well presented with great music. We couldn't recommend Stefan higher and will
undoubtedly be using his skills again.”
Jamie Grant, PR Manager for Wildfox Events
Marketing
Morrocco Media has had
discussions with IMG about distribution of the series internationally on their
new adventure channel (circa 2 million viewers). No distribution rights are firmly committed
at this point. Winter Days is due for release online,
on video-hosting and social-media sites, also planned for DVD release and shown
at Mountain Film Festivals across the UK.
Morocco Media aim to donate some profits from the series to the Campaign
Against Living Miserably (CALM).
Budget
Estimates
Aerial footage: Quad Copter - £600
Graphics: £1,400
Planning: £900
Filming: £900 (per episode)
Editing: £960 (per episode)
Mileage/ subsistence: £200 (per episode)
Total cost: c. £11,140 (4 episodes) - £15,260 (6 episodes)
Sponsorship
Morrocco Media is seeking
sponsorship to make this project a reality.
Sponsors would receive exposure within the trailers and films, with
their logo used in the opening and closing sequences and through product placement. Reference to the sponsors would be made in
all written documentation (press-releases, etc) and would be advertised on
social media pages and a dedicated website for the film. For more information please contact info@morroccomedia.com
'Wild'
In 2013, Morrocco Media are
creating Wild - a
definitive mountain bike film showcasing the stunning wilderness riding across Scotland,
featuring and narrated by the best riders in the country. Stefan Morrocco Geomorphology
Wild
The main premise of Wild is to showcase
wilderness biking in Scotland, the diversity and beauty of the mountains, the
characters and communities and the riding talent we have here in Scotland. This journey will cover terrain throughout mainland
Scotland as well as the Hebrides, including many areas of outstanding beauty
that are far from the tourist trails.
Over 45 minutes the pseudo-road
trip will visit specific wilderness destinations whilst also highlighting
well-known and challenging riding landscapes. It will also touch on other uses
and adventure sports in these places as wide ranging as bungee jumping to deer
stalking. The wide appeal of Wild will be helped by
moments that explore out-of-the-way communities and soak up the atmosphere of
the Highlands along the way.
The riding team will include
downhillers, cross country and trials riders, all of whom are at the top of
their chosen discipline and with the skills required for big mountain
riding. These riders will also provide
the main narration and storyline to the film, created in both an observational
and interview style. As well as telling
their thoughts and personal experiences, the riders will be explaining the
landscape and topics of wider interest than cycling. Interviews and scenes involving communities
along the journey will further showcase the diversity of places.
Wild
will showcase new Scottish music wherever possible and will have a soundtrack
that is as evocative and diverse as the journey itself.
Production
Filming during 2013 for release
late 2013 or early 2014. Wider interest
for Wild should
come through 2014 as the media spotlight is put on Scotland during the
Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and the referendum for Independence.
The Morrocco Media team
- · Stefan Morrocco, PhD. Principal videographer/editor (www.morroccomedia.com)
- · Second videographer TBC
- · Calum Darling. Quad copter filming – aerial footage.
- · Gareth Christie. Graphics (http://www.garethchristie.com/)
Stefan Morrocco filmed and
produced the highly acclaimed Scottish mountain bike film Gravitate (http://vimeo.com/17208148) Both Stefan and
Calum are specialist mountain bike videographers and mountain bikers themselves. Gareth has produced stunning graphics for a
number of short mountain bike films.
Quote of support
“We have used Stefan a number of times to promote several of our events
and our recent association with the Scots adventurer Mark Beaumont. Stefan has
come up with the goods every time, despite the often-challenging (filming) conditions.
The films that Stefan has produced for us are tightly edited, action packed and
well presented with great music. We couldn't recommend Stefan higher and will
undoubtedly be using his skills again.”
Jamie Grant, PR Manager for Wildfox Events
Marketing
Morrocco Media has had
discussions with IMG about distribution of the film internationally on their
new adventure channel (circa 2 million viewers). No distribution rights are firmly committed
at this point. As well as looking for network TV showing, Wild is also planned for
DVD release. A trailer is already being filmed and due to be released at the
2012 Dundee Mountain Film Festival and then released online thereafter. Morocco Media aim to donate some profits from
the film to the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM).
Budget
Estimates:
- Aerial footage: Quad Copter 4 days - £1,200 & Helicopter 2 days: c. £10,000
- Graphics: £1,300
- Planning: £3,000
- Filming: £12,600
- Editing: £12,800
- Mileage/ subsistence: £11,200
- Total cost: c. £45,700 (£55,700 with helicopter)
Sponsorship
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