**What questions do you have from a film like this?** I will be doing a full breakdown and would love to know what you're questions are Watch the full series here → ua-cam.com/video/kEh8PBpFXx0/v-deo.html
How do you get so much coverage of these high line walks? In the credits you and one other person were filming. It seems like you have the coverage of 6 or 7 people haha. I know some of the long walks are hour/s but it’s still damn impressive.
It looks like this was filmed a number of years ago (based on the original van version and Levi's long hair, ha!). Do you encounter situations where you feel like you are missing an essential clip or scene that wasn't filmed? Do you go back and record fresh footage to fill in the gaps? I have a couple personal projects I filmed a few years ago but struggle to finish editing because I'm worried I won't have all the pieces I need to make a complete story. I'm curious if you have the same issue and how you overcome it. Thanks, Levi! Fantastic film and it gave me sweaty palms throughout.
I'm curious about filming the event itself, especially the shots looking up at the slackline. Were those a drone or did you have a massive long lens? Would love to see inside your camera bag for this, with how light you need it to be. I think you've talked about charging batteries in other videos, but would love to hear it again.
The drone footage was absolutely fire! Don’t ever stop creating. You’re opening everyone up to a world that nobody knows about. In doing so with a true artistic viewpoint. Don’t ever stop as you’ve found your true purpose in life. We all love you and keep doing what you’re doing!! ❤
Levi, what an epic master piece. Story, film, lighting, grading and these tromendous timelapses. I can really feel the connection between all of you. Thank you so much!
Your ability to weave a story and showcase the sport and people involved is unmatched. Super cool that you managed to capture a such a neat moment in highline history. Nice work!
29:42 : "And I only think about the few steps I have to do, and then you just repeat that the whole way". This is such a great metaphor for any kind of scary project or just life in general!
I'm so thrilled for Mia! Congratulations to her. I know this video was filmed a while ago, so thank you, Levi, for putting it together. There isn't a lot of inspiring and high-quality content these days. Congratulations to everyone!
I’m blown away! Over the years what always sticks with me after these slacklife films is the beauty of the community. Once again you’ve captured the heart behind these ridiculous humans and I’m left smitten with this wild bunch! Your perspective and your voice connected all the dots. Beautiful work!
The cinematography and storytelling is awesome dude. I'm curious if you ever sacrifice camera quality because the mission is just too difficult? I recently put up two mountain first ascents here on Vancouver Island and while I did bring my lightest possible rig being the A7siii + Samyang 18mm lens I still found myself primarily capturing a lot of it on my dji pocket 2 / osmo pocket due to time constraints and danger and exposure. I really wish dji remade the original "DJI Osmo" with the interchangeable lenses, it's impossible to 1 hand my A7siii while dangling from a cliff.
I climbed Castelton almost 25 years ago. People were slack lining back then of course, but the longest ones were in Yosemite and so much smaller than that one to the rectory it's nuts.
DUDE HOLY !! My BPM is 111. My watch was yelling at me ! your resting and your BMP is 111!! HOLY !! Man thanks so much for sharing this. WOW!! WOW !! WOW !! Don't know if to cry or yell with joy at the top of my lungs. WOW! Thank you!! Thank YOU!! God Bless.
I repeat this every time I watch your films, especially the slackline series- your talent in storytelling and cinematography is stunning. Sony a6300, lumix gh5 - that’s proof that gear is just a tool. Love it. And I’m jealous that you have such amazing friends and stories to tell. My life seems to be boring watching this
Can't even imagine what you need to do to prepare for such a ridiculous challenge. Congratulations, so impressive. Did you start out as climbers then go on to slack lining?
Thank you for your work and dedication Levi! This film and the entire SlackLife series is a work of art. Congrats to all the slackliners in the series, keep walking on air!
Man I loved how you use foreground in the beginning to give a better perspective. Besides that it is a immersive experience to watch this film! How can you film same time with your drone and your normal camera? Seems challenging for me as a solo filmmaker. :D
SOOOOOO GOOOODDDDD. I wanted to watch this on release day but patiently saved my viewing for a quiet morning where I could enjoy it over coffee and properly soak it in- it was well worth the wait!! Can't wait for more.... now time to go outside and walk my practice line. Cheers Levi - and to all the athletes, crew, etc. who made this film happen!
I have been following you for a long time and the slacklife series has been some of your best work but boy you knocked it out of the park with this episode, I was glued to the screen sitting there slack jawed at what I was seeing, respect to all who walked and esp Mia. Great work by all the slackliners but the filming on this was fantastic. I'd love to know more about how you filmed some of the shots esp that one looking up to the line.
As a new slackliner who’s been on a high line a handful of times, you captured the scene perfectly. Such lovely people. Even through a UA-cam video it feels like we’re all friends! Would love to meet you all sometime
hi, i am watching you ascending the rock and something came to mind, you should get like a fixed foot ascender and a floating knee ascender, its gonna be so much easier reaching your anchor !
This is fucking awesome I’ve been waiting well over a year and I was not disappointed you people are shit bat crazy and that’s the only way to be. I just went skydiving for the first time and watching you guys still makes my hands and feet sweat I would love to try it someday but I just get such joy watching you guys and you’re all just great people and how you support each other and the film Levi turned out awesome thank you for sharing and onto new adventures!💪🔥😎
I ran into some kids...young men at the GoPro mountain games who also setup, filmed, and participated in some of these ultra famous and record setting slack lines. Incredibly cool to watch.
Hey Levi! If you're ever visiting Europe, hit me up. I'm starting a channel around convincing strangers to join me on wild adventures. I have one particular adventure I think you'd love.
The crazy thing is, wenn you meet those people in reallife and they are totally chill. But then they are doing this.😊 Inspiring😇. And nice videography.
Cool to see spencer still doing this..met him at 10 yrs old playing hockey here in ptbo, and he's done so many cool things since those days..haven't seen him since the end of high school but he honestly looks pretty much the same haha
**What questions do you have from a film like this?** I will be doing a full breakdown and would love to know what you're questions are
Watch the full series here → ua-cam.com/video/kEh8PBpFXx0/v-deo.html
How do you get so much coverage of these high line walks? In the credits you and one other person were filming. It seems like you have the coverage of 6 or 7 people haha. I know some of the long walks are hour/s but it’s still damn impressive.
How do you get good atmo audio? Do you mic them up, set up a recorder and just let it run?
It looks like this was filmed a number of years ago (based on the original van version and Levi's long hair, ha!). Do you encounter situations where you feel like you are missing an essential clip or scene that wasn't filmed? Do you go back and record fresh footage to fill in the gaps?
I have a couple personal projects I filmed a few years ago but struggle to finish editing because I'm worried I won't have all the pieces I need to make a complete story. I'm curious if you have the same issue and how you overcome it. Thanks, Levi! Fantastic film and it gave me sweaty palms throughout.
Bit of a random question, do you add the swirling wind noises after or are they captured on scene? Gives the film such an eerie feeling.
I'm curious about filming the event itself, especially the shots looking up at the slackline. Were those a drone or did you have a massive long lens? Would love to see inside your camera bag for this, with how light you need it to be. I think you've talked about charging batteries in other videos, but would love to hear it again.
for a guy with the nickname of "Sketchy" i've never seen a more honest and freespirited individual
bro if I was gunna base jump i’d trust sketchy with my life, the man is a legend
This should have 100M views! Your films continue to get better and better. Well done, truly a master at your craft.
DUDE! This was incredible! Mia is so impressive, it’s insane how large those towers look once you have someone on the line 🤯 killer job on this film!
I appreciate you both a bunch. Thanks so much for supporting the film and being so encouraging
This is insane on all fronts. Physical, mental, production. Congratulations to everyone involved 🙌🏼.
The drone footage was absolutely fire! Don’t ever stop creating. You’re opening everyone up to a world that nobody knows about. In doing so with a true artistic viewpoint. Don’t ever stop as you’ve found your true purpose in life. We all love you and keep doing what you’re doing!! ❤
Appreciate that Jason!
4 mins and hooked Levi, fantastic story telling
Thanks for brainstorming thumbnails and titles with me! Appreciate you dude
Levi, what an epic master piece. Story, film, lighting, grading and these tromendous timelapses. I can really feel the connection between all of you. Thank you so much!
Wow, thank you!
Can't even imagine how much work went in to making this, hope the video reaches many people that can get inspired from this! Love it!
I hope so too!
Your ability to weave a story and showcase the sport and people involved is unmatched. Super cool that you managed to capture a such a neat moment in highline history. Nice work!
What a treat this was to watch - just incredible. Big scenery, big sends, big personalities - just spectacular throughout.
Glad you enjoyed it!
29:42 : "And I only think about the few steps I have to do, and then you just repeat that the whole way".
This is such a great metaphor for any kind of scary project or just life in general!
12:23 That is the most free human i've ever witnessed. Total 120% mind control. Amazing
It's such a trip to say that take place in person
Awesome work! So inspiring! I miss all these great people
Dude, Not gonna lie. I'm tearing up after watching this. Such an amazing story. Great work. Congrats to all of you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm so thrilled for Mia! Congratulations to her. I know this video was filmed a while ago, so thank you, Levi, for putting it together. There isn't a lot of inspiring and high-quality content these days. Congratulations to everyone!
Levi this was amazing. Incredible work !!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Back for another great watch, totally rivetted again ! Thank you everybody involved 👍 and to you Levi for freely sharing these amazing pieces of work.
Glad you enjoyed it
The production aspect of that movie is incredible! You really did great job to reflect what happened on that line.
I was holding my breath while watching them cross. It was a true testament to exceptional storytelling. So well done!
I’m blown away! Over the years what always sticks with me after these slacklife films is the beauty of the community. Once again you’ve captured the heart behind these ridiculous humans and I’m left smitten with this wild bunch! Your perspective and your voice connected all the dots. Beautiful work!
Thank you! I loved finally getting this film done
Such an incredible series! Every film blows me away! Mia and crew are such inspirations!
This is so awesome mate, good work 👌🏼
Yeah, version 3. Hope this one gets to stay!!
I was confused why i kept getting notifications 😭
Even better watching this the second time around! Levi, your films are awesome! I liked how Mia had her hat tethered to her harness.
The cinematography and storytelling is awesome dude. I'm curious if you ever sacrifice camera quality because the mission is just too difficult? I recently put up two mountain first ascents here on Vancouver Island and while I did bring my lightest possible rig being the A7siii + Samyang 18mm lens I still found myself primarily capturing a lot of it on my dji pocket 2 / osmo pocket due to time constraints and danger and exposure. I really wish dji remade the original "DJI Osmo" with the interchangeable lenses, it's impossible to 1 hand my A7siii while dangling from a cliff.
All I can say is incredible thank you for sharing.
I climbed Castelton almost 25 years ago. People were slack lining back then of course, but the longest ones were in Yosemite and so much smaller than that one to the rectory it's nuts.
I went to go back and climb Castleton myself now
Incredible production. Looks like pioneering. High quality. Future content.
What an inspiring video.. Wow
Can’t even believe what I’m watching. Lol amazing human beings that are fearless. 😮
Epic story. Epic Film. Never leave that cabin, Levi!
Cabin life forever
Been watching you for years, amazing to see all my favorite characters back!!
It feels good to get this out there
Great work, Levi! Love this.
Thanks Preston! After sitting on the footage for 6 years it feels fantastic to get this out there into the world
@@Levi_Allen must have been hard to sit on for so long! What an achievement. Great storytelling and incredible visuals as always.
DUDE HOLY !! My BPM is 111. My watch was yelling at me ! your resting and your BMP is 111!! HOLY !! Man thanks so much for sharing this. WOW!! WOW !! WOW !! Don't know if to cry or yell with joy at the top of my lungs. WOW! Thank you!! Thank YOU!! God Bless.
Man. I LOOOOOVE IT!!! Such great work! The story, the people, the images and the moments!!! Great! GReat work!
This is awesome Levi! Great job & nice to see you posting again!
Thank you!
Amazing work as always Levi, congrats on your masterpiece!
Thank you! Cheers!
This is an insane documentary, great work Levi!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing photography. Really made you feel you were there with them
I repeat this every time I watch your films, especially the slackline series- your talent in storytelling and cinematography is stunning. Sony a6300, lumix gh5 - that’s proof that gear is just a tool. Love it. And I’m jealous that you have such amazing friends and stories to tell. My life seems to be boring watching this
Can't even imagine what you need to do to prepare for such a ridiculous challenge. Congratulations, so impressive. Did you start out as climbers then go on to slack lining?
A true masterpiece my friend! Captivating and ingenious storytelling. Keep up the great work brother!
A lot of love !
Enjoyed this very much. Great production and story telling.
Congratulations! This is a beautiful film Levi!
Thank you very much!
Insane documentary! Congrats to everyone and especially you to document that adventure!
Wow, amazing to watch and lots of NOPEing from me.
What an incredible film about some spectacular athletes.
Thank you Michael!
So crazy if you can see both ends of the line you can't even see the person. Great work Mia!
One comment - Levi: that rope swing is beyond real.
I agree
Great story! Also loved all the stomach dropping swing shots.
Incredible Levi!!!!!!!! Breakfast of champions
Thank you for your work and dedication Levi! This film and the entire SlackLife series is a work of art. Congrats to all the slackliners in the series, keep walking on air!
Much appreciated!
Man I loved how you use foreground in the beginning to give a better perspective. Besides that it is a immersive experience to watch this film! How can you film same time with your drone and your normal camera? Seems challenging for me as a solo filmmaker. :D
Thanks a ton! thankfully a lot of times people walk the line more than once so you can get creative and combine walks
SOOOOOO GOOOODDDDD. I wanted to watch this on release day but patiently saved my viewing for a quiet morning where I could enjoy it over coffee and properly soak it in- it was well worth the wait!! Can't wait for more.... now time to go outside and walk my practice line. Cheers Levi - and to all the athletes, crew, etc. who made this film happen!
Thanks! appreciate it so much
Fabulous Film & Congrats Team!
Thank you!
I don’t have words enough to say how good your movie is. Levi, your cinematic skills are as incredible as these highliners
Absolutely epic, just badass allaround
11:01 Wow I did not expect that. Andy is wild.
Top shelf man, great work!
Appreciate that Ben! I loved finishing it
So good! Congrats Levi on the film... loved every minute of it. Made me want to try slacklining...although maybe a little closer to the ground, Lol
Slacklining on the ground is a great idea
I have been following you for a long time and the slacklife series has been some of your best work but boy you knocked it out of the park with this episode, I was glued to the screen sitting there slack jawed at what I was seeing, respect to all who walked and esp Mia.
Great work by all the slackliners but the filming on this was fantastic.
I'd love to know more about how you filmed some of the shots esp that one looking up to the line.
Thank you Chris! It's a joy to get this finished
That was worth the wait. Amazing work ❤
As a new slackliner who’s been on a high line a handful of times, you captured the scene perfectly. Such lovely people. Even through a UA-cam video it feels like we’re all friends! Would love to meet you all sometime
Thanks Ryan!
hi, i am watching you ascending the rock and something came to mind, you should get like a fixed foot ascender and a floating knee ascender, its gonna be so much easier reaching your anchor !
100% two things I invested in after this trip. Makes such a difference
Amazing Levi! Thanks for sharing this with everyone!
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was freaking awesome
Looking forward to this one! 🔥
Hope you like it!
Great video! Love seeing the slack life project again!
This is fucking awesome I’ve been waiting well over a year and I was not disappointed you people are shit bat crazy and that’s the only way to be. I just went skydiving for the first time and watching you guys still makes my hands and feet sweat I would love to try it someday but I just get such joy watching you guys and you’re all just great people and how you support each other and the film Levi turned out awesome thank you for sharing and onto new adventures!💪🔥😎
Wow! What a film Levi!! Felt like I was there the whole time watching!🤙🏼
Thank you Matt! I appreciate that
Amazing film!
Had to stop watching so I can wait and watch it on a bigger screen. It deserves a bigger screen Levi. Well done again.
What an epic video! 🤙
This is the craziest and most beautiful sport film I have ever seen… to be in that moment and capture it is such a blessing, awesome job man!! 🔥
I ran into some kids...young men at the GoPro mountain games who also setup, filmed, and participated in some of these ultra famous and record setting slack lines. Incredibly cool to watch.
Epic storytelling man. Definitely your best work since Untethered, something to be really proud of. Can't believe the guts of these athletes.
Thanks so much Scott
cool film Levi! thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
I never comment on UA-cam videos. This video deserves WAYYYY more views. Well done! Beautifully done.
man, you have a gift (the ability to weave a story). Congrats! Thanks for these documentaries!!!
I try my best to make something that I can be proud of
@@Levi_Allen keep doing it!!!
The way 31:35 comes out looking like an amateur green screen of her walking on the mountains, but she's actually literally floating in space😂
This was next level! Congrats on a great one, I’m going to share it with all my friends👏
You're the best!
What a epic presentation my friend! This looks and sounds brilliant! Simply masterpiece my friend! Love it!
Thank you very much!
Hey Levi! If you're ever visiting Europe, hit me up. I'm starting a channel around convincing strangers to join me on wild adventures. I have one particular adventure I think you'd love.
The crazy thing is, wenn you meet those people in reallife and they are totally chill. But then they are doing this.😊 Inspiring😇. And nice videography.
Definitely in the top five UA-cam producers, Levi. So clean and professional. Thank you for the beautiful film.
Appreciate that
Hollywood Quality of a production. And as a highliner myself I'm dreaming also to walk the castleton highline one day. What an epic line 😍
Cool to see spencer still doing this..met him at 10 yrs old playing hockey here in ptbo, and he's done so many cool things since those days..haven't seen him since the end of high school but he honestly looks pretty much the same haha
Thank you for documenting and sharing...just awesome!
Outstanding Cinematography, what a film!!
Incredible editing Levi. I will share and watch many times.
i live vicariously thru mia more more more content like this please
Deserves to be in Banff Film Festival
Thanks you!
EPIC, just epic. Beautifully done.
Wild. Absolutely wild 😅 Loved every second of this ❤
So sick seeing pros highline my favorite places! Come back to Utah soon.
I've never met a normal Andrew. Andy's are even weirder.
Wow, that was simply beautiful! Congrats to Mia!
Solid work Levi! You are always such an inspiration to me and my craft. Keep on keeping on brother!
You rock Bro ! Congrats from Poland. Its so good and addictive to watch.