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I got a chance to see Fly the Line at the Bridge Day Film Festival.

I don't know if it's available for purchase or can be watched on-line anywhere. But if there is any way that you can get your hands on a copy watch it immediately.

This video is to wingsuit flight what Superterminal is to tracking. The jumps are mind blowing.

Go find it and watch it. Now.

Tom, any idea who produced it ( or any other info) ? Thanks

 
Film was edited by Boris Pecnik and features jumps made by Robert & co. during the last season.

We are considering putting the DVD on sale at the moment..

J

please do

yup...on DVD please.

Kris.

Excellent; I would like one, please.

Yeah I loved those Long and Close movies on SDM.com You guys need to sell a DVD!!! I will buy one!

I'll order one on Tom's recommendation, if you make it available.

hello,
i wondering how good that movie is?
I would really like to get it copy, but dunno how and were?!
Any help?
J.

Hi,
As James wrote, we are considering putting the DVD on sale at the moment..

More info will be announced shortly here and on Phoenix-Fly web site.

Regards,

Boris

Just got this DVD in the mail last night and watched it.

Blew my mind, amazing footage and some very cutting edge stuff.

Highly, highly recommend watching it.

Andrew



Edited to add:

Trailer and Ordering available here:

http://www.phoenix-fly.com/products/flytheline.htm

There was some good footage of some impressive flights..but I didn't think the production quality was that great..and I would have liked to see more camera man video'd flights versus so many "first person" flights. Shaky footage of the ground/cliffs really isn't that interesting after a while.

I thought the soundtrack was kind of weak too.

This isn't too bash the quality of the flights...there were some impressive flights...especially of flying close to the cliff line.

I haven't seen the DVD, but one likely reason for the lack of outside video is that finding someone that can outfly Robi during performance flying while concentrating on framing etc. is probably next to impossible.

Soundtrack is a matter of taste you will never keep everyone happy.

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