Deus Ex Machina Presents 'Extremity'

A film by Jeff Zwart starring Riley Harper. Celebrating the freedom to dream and go fast.
Executive producer - Dare Jennings
Editor - Federico Brusilovsky
Music - Mickey Smith
Head Photographer - Dimitri Coste
Creative Director - Carby Tuckwell
BTS Stills - Nevin Pontius
BTS Director - Dustin Humphrey
BTS Camera - Harry Mark
BTS Video - Cameron Goold
Dog - Sonny
Dog Whisperer - Carlin Dunne
Amber filled the sky, and dust filled the air. When they clashed, a feeling long forgotten was captured, a yearning for freedom finally sated - for a while. A machine with the purpose of giving us the liberty to dream, to run fast & free, was the horse that carried us home.
When we got our hands on the beauty that is the belly tank Lakester, it was only a matter of time until we stretched its wings and held on tight while it soared.
A great machine however, rarely goes unnoticed. With the help of Riley Harper, Jeff Zwart, Dimitri Coste and the Californian desert, we sat an eager pilot into the belly of the beast, and set the scene to celebrate the spirit of freedom.
A spark, a sun kissed chassis, a roaring engine and a trail of dust. With that, we rode against the current, stealing a fleeting glance at what we came to see.

[@epicroadtripwithpiotrgorski]

Love it!! What a great team to create something like that Jeff Zwart…Riley Harper 👏👏👏

[@CarbonCollectiveTV]

Beautiful cinematography, brilliant film!

[@PvPBeRniiEE]

LET'S GO RILEY!!

[@kirkdianda]

This was beautiful! Congrats to all that created this.

[@BhawinJagad]

Killing it Riley Harper... Finally.

[@philip-]

Riley is THE MAN!! - Really hope he get's back to his blogs again SOON

[@pastorraudel1261]

Why this doesn’t have thousands more liked is beyond me... love it!

[@JonRawlinson]

stunning

[@alkeiRh0]

bring back life of riley

[@nickmarvulli2204]

Amazing!

[@666t]

Nice blue healer, part dingo

[@pervertt]

Woof!

[@coracore135]

Gorgeous film!

[@MrFusion80]

This, is, beautiful!

[@RideswithChuck]

Very nicely done.

[@KingstonLaneWorkshop]

Beautiful

[@samirsmudge]

Very well shot.

[@JoePoutous]

YES! That was killer. I need to get out there and ride.

[@icantintyou]

yessir

[@chrisaquino5282]

Incredible!

[@tftx]

Nice!

[@francisgoldstien6153]

Wobbly wheel

[@paologreaser5319]

The level of pathos is over the top!))))

[@masterhouse4690]

Wow

[@bambisamba3043]

nice video

[@SlickNic]

Beautiful film, but interesting there was no mention that he is driving a belly tanker, which I am sure so many people are curious to what he was actually driving.

[@richardpascual5643]

Michael Woolaway. The man.

[@VrabieCorina]

Hi, i want to watch full movie, but i don't find the movie ... help please

[@FintyLynch]

This looks like Henry Dryfuss design.

[@mrfrostie1740]

Can i call those Pod cars 🤣🤣🤣

[@cyrex686]

Video somehow made this thing seem uncool.

[@neildavies43]

Would have been better without the pretentious voice over. Other than that, a beautiful film of a beautiful vehicle.

[@dougcabot]

thinking the same thing -- VO was a total whiff. cool ride though

[@johnk1102]

Nice Video. Driver should have ridden up on a period correct motorcycle from the 40's, not a Triumph motorcycle from the late 60's.

[@PHOTOGRASPER]

Wrong.

[@johnk1102]

Google a 1948 Triumph motorcycle. It has no rear suspension and a small single shoe front brake. The Triumph in the video is a 1968-1971 Triumph with the gas tank painted silver like an early 48 Triumph.

[@PHOTOGRASPER]

I know about motorcycles. Aesthetically, you're wrong.

[@Rogue_wave]

@@PHOTOGRASPER Lol kook

[@j.c.m5168]

HOLY HIPSTER HEAVEN, BATMAN.

[@invertedpolarity6890]

Wish you would just show the car without all the bullshit artsy fartsy crap.

[@geocoxo3902]

Wow