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THE LAST JACKPINER (2024)
Run Time: 25:54
A Film By: Cody Wisenbaker, Tucker Epp, Dan Morse
Cinematography: Tucker Epp, Cody Wisenbaker
Key Cast: Dan Morse
FILM MAKERS
This Project was a collaboration between Tucker Epp, Dan Morse, and Cody Wisenbaker. Everything was filmed on the Sony FX3 and graded in Davinci Resolve using Mark Bone’s LUTS. This was a super awesome run-n-gun film. The only two lenses used on this Project were the Sigma 24-70 2.8 and the Sony 70-200 4.0
SUMMARY
The love for film and dirt bikes come together in this documentary. Follow the history of a particular bike that paid tribute to a man who helped transform dirt biking in North America, John Penton. To find out more, visit https://www.pentonusa.org/.
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Cody Wisenbaker Youtube Channel
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Great film … but …….
Hear Ye Hear Ye see ye before you the roots of KTM’s ascendency into the US market .. to then take a dominant role … only to now fall flat on its Hubris infested face .
So .. enjoy the film … ( the history and info are worth the time ) enjoy the bike … cause all bets are … despite the India buyout … KTM and its subsidiaries are not long for this world .
Oh … and by the way … all those expensive KTM’s still on the showroom floor ? Most are ‘ manufactured ‘ .. in India etc .. making KTM just another ‘ brand ‘ rather than motorcycle manufacture .
Oh how the mighty ARE falling .. left and right
Sigh …..
BTW Corrina … film making 101 … one set … one position [ with a couple of minor side shots ] … focusing solely on one subject .. so what exactly is the sense of mentioning it was filmed with only two lenses .. when it reality … one was more than enough ( thats straight from my cinematographers mouth .. via .. oh dear … the telephone ! )
Very cool story! I was actually at the museum in Aug of 2023 while riding my KTM 790 ADV around the UK and Europe, and although I don’t specifically remember seeing that bike, I do have video footage of another Penton that was on display with Ontario, Canada plates!