I Heard It Sing
“We hard-mounted the cameras directly to the bike frame, just behind the fairing, rear tire, and other safe places we could find on the bike. With extremely talented stunt riders at high speeds, every vibration becomes part of the image, and that’s the point. It becomes a dance between the rider and the camera. The goal wasn’t perfect stabilization - it was presence. We wanted the audience to feel the road, the tension in the chassis, the wind working against the lens. Everything was tested to survive the speed, but left raw enough to keep the energy intact." Mason Prendergast, cinematographer