Tim Pierce and Justin Leov took a roll around the Deans Bank tracks in Wanaka the day before the Teva Slopestyle a few weeks back and Tim has banged this rad little clip together…

“The Lake Wanaka region of New Zealand is renowned as one of the upcoming mountain bike hot spots of the world, with over 500km of tracks on offer. Justin Leov rides the Deans Bank trail, in Wanaka, New Zealand on a beautiful Autumn day. The trail is a 12km loop (approx 45 mins, Maybe for Tim at the deans bank 10 hour i think fast times where in the 28 minute and I banged out a 31 (maybe it was a little longer but those 29″ wheels are fast)) accessible to riders of all abilities with incredible views of the surrounding mountain amphitheatre and into New Zealand’s largest river – the mighty Clutha”

Director / DOP / Editor – Tim Pierce
Assistant / Titles – Bel Jones
Colour Grade / Soundmix – Piers Harding

Tim and Kelly pack some serious heat into this next level clip. WATCH IT NOW (in HD)!

Hop in a jetboat, strap your bike on the back and step into the shoes of Kelly McGarry. Kelly heads out to ride some lesser known freeriding spots around the Queenstown Lakes District, from dense native forest to steep scree lines, drops and road gaps along with a jump park session in the mix. Kelly demonstrates why he’s so versatile on a bike, and why he chooses the shoes on his feet.

Director / D.O.P / Editor – Tim Pierce
Assistant / B Camera – Bel Jones
Motion FX / Colour Grade / Sound mix – Lindsay Horner

Music:
Artist: Reid
Track: Fall

Some outtakes, and b roll from a spot produced for Skyline Gondola and Queenstown Bike Park.

Filmed by Tim Pierce & Bel Jones
Edited by Bel Jones

Tim Pierce just dropped this banga of a clip that makes you want to get straight on a plane and head to Queenstown.

This is the second feature in Tim Pierce’s series “Revealing Lake Wanaka” and as you may have guessed from the post’s title it’s on ex-pat Camilla Stoddart.  A bit of adventure and grit never did anyone any harm and for Wanaka photographer Camilla Stoddart it has essentially moulded her into the talented photographer she is today. Leaving her home land of Scotland, London and her St Martins Arts Honours Degree behind, Camilla made her pilgrimage deep into the South Island of New Zealand to Wanaka where she has carved out an undeniable reputation as one of the country’s best outdoor adventure sports and travel photographers. “I live in Wanaka because of the outdoor factor and everyone else is here for the same reasons as well. So you have lots of creative people thinking outside the square who love using the landscape we live in.”