HELP MAKE A COOL COMMERCIAL!

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Hey, Friends! 

I'm working on a project with my buddy Kyle and we could really use your help!

We are looking for people in the Fresno-Clovis area to take a walk, jog, or bike ride on the Clovis Rail Trail, Dry Creek Trail, or Old Town Trail and film themselves (and the trails!) as they do it. We're then gonna take all that footage and put together a social media spot that demonstrates how you can still adhere to social distancing recommendations/requirements while making time to get out in nature and enjoy some fresh air and exercise. 

We need horizontal footage (turn your phone sideways!) and we're looking for all sorts of shots: selfies, signage, getting out of your car, landscapes, whatever. We'd love to get audio, too. Sounds of nature. Breathing. Remarks about how good it feels to be outside. Smiles and thumbs up, etc.  1080p is acceptable for quality but if you are able to check in your phone (or camera) and see about capturing 4k footage, that's even better. If you're not sure what footage your device captures, don't worry about: we'll accept whatever you've got. (and we'll still even accept vertical footage if you forget to turn your phone).

Helmets if you're bike riding, please (especially on kiddos!). Masks are optional as long as you're social distancing (to reflect the natural population). And although our goal right now is to cover the three trails mentioned above, if you're out and about jogging or walking or cycling anywhere in Fresno County, we'd love that footage, too! Even if you're just running around your neighborhood or playing in your backyard.

Only other catch is please try not to wear major logos/copyrighted designs on your shirts. Bright colors are always best for camera when possible.

We need this footage by 9 PM on Monday, May 18th. We only need a couple mins per person/family.

Wanna play?

SUBMIT HERE!

For those who have Gmail:
Submit through Google Forms

For those who don't:
Submit on Dropbox

Or Email any questions to me, if you have them.

Thanks so much! 

BTW, here is a recent project Kyle and I worked on together: