iFit 2020

FENNWORLD

Bryce Canyon’s crimson spires are both incomparably beautiful and easily accessible–ideally suited to a light jogging series. The Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument is companion to Bryce in proximity and visual appeal, but boasts a completely unique character of its own. Deep canyons, cliffs, and gorges grant this area both visual impact and surprising diversity. For relatively flat terrain, access during the current pandemic, and a variety of visually stunning locales, it doesn’t get much better than this. In just three days of production, Casey will take us on an adventure through 75 million-year-old paleontology, coral pink dunes, slot canyons, a ghost town movie set and across some of the most stunning landscapes nature has to offer.

Location Brief

Video 1: Red Canyon

Kanab’s Peek-a-Boo Canyon (Red Canyon) is an incredible slot canyon off the beaten path as it takes some fun, sandy off-roading to get into the canyon itself. The deep orange, sandstone walls are most scenic for photography along with ancient Moqui steps made by Puebloans, which are hand and toe holds carved into vertical sandstone surfaces.

Video 2: Coral Pink Sand Dunes

These unique, warm-pink-colored sand dunes feel like shifting water beneath you, sitting next to red sandstone cliffs from the Middle Jurassic geologic period. Winds can move these mountains and hills up to 50 feet each year.

Video 3: Toadstool Hoodoos

Just as the name suggests, these rock formations resemble mushrooms or fondly referred to as “ghosts” and “goblins” that can be explored in just 1.5 miles roundtrip.

Video 4: Paria

This wilderness area full of unique plateaus and deep canyons covers area in both northern Arizona and southern Utah. It is one of the longest and deepest slot canyons in the world. A natural film set, where more Westerns were filmed than anywhere outside of California. Some include: The Lone Ranger, Gunsmoke, The Apple Dumpling Gang and many more.

Video 5: Bryce Canyon Basin

A forested plateau, having undergone freezes and thaws for millions of years makes this desert floor a hotspot for winter sports. Historical evidence shows that people have been fascinated with this area for at least 10,000 years; Paleo peoples hunted here towards the end of the Ice Age and later on, was harvested by Pueblo and Paiute peoples and Mormon Pioneers.

Video 6: Bryce Canyon Rim

At an elevation of 8,000 to 9,000 feet, this expansive alpine environment reserve in southern Utah has formed natural, colorful limestone amphitheaters and spire-shaped formations, making for impressive overlooks at sunrise and sunset. 

Video 7: Grosvenor Arch

A rare massive arch, reaching 150 feet above ground that is actually a double sandstone arch with two windows you can walk underneath for a beautiful sky view. It was named after National Geographic Society president Gilbert Hovey Grosvenor in 1949. 

Video 8: Cockscomb

Featured in Utah’s Colorado Plateau region, natural wear and tear of this steep strata became a long ridge, resembling the colorful “comb” of a rooster’s head. Both visitors and geologists come from around the world to experience it because of its impressive geologic history also known as “Utah’s Pyramids.”

Schedule

Talent

Gear List

	Gear		Notes
	Camera Package
		Sony RX100	Best size/quality compromise. Lightweight 1" sensor camera.
		Sony A7 III	This camera complements the A7S3 well for a shoot requiring both still photos and video. It will act as a B-camera for the video shoot.
		Spare batteries x4
		Tamron 28-75mm f2.8	This lens represents the best balance of light weight, good focal range, and quality optics and auto focus speed.
		Tamron16-27mm f2.8	This lens represents the best balance of light weight, good focal range, and quality optics and auto focus speed for wide shots.
		Ronin S Gimbal x2	This gimbal is portable enough to maneuver and transport quickly but solid enough to withstand a day's use.
		Motorized Scooter	The bulk of the gear can be carried by an assistant accompanying the shoot on a motorized scooter (where possible)
		Vari-ND filter	Image quality has everything to do with correct exposure and this is the best option for nailing good exposure on-the-fly.
		HDMI Tx	On site transmission of video feed for producers
		HDD for DIT x2	Daily backups for redundancy
		Ninja V	Monitoring on-set
		Card Reader
		Laptop
		Laptop AC Adapter
		USB Battery banks x3
		Wrist brace
		Exercise bands
	Sound
		Earbuds
		Over-the-ear headphones
		Tascam DR10
		RODE Wireless GO 2.4GHz Tx Rx	Use as primary with Oscar-Tech (due to weight) but have on-talent backup
		Pixel UHF ~600MHz Tx Rx	Contingency for UHF distance or high RF interference areas
		Cable: 3.5mm right angle
		Chest Strap
		Waist Strap
		Walkies (Rent)
		Alcohol pads
		Moleskin
		Joe's Sticky Tape
		Latex gloves
		OST Lav (801)
		OST Lav TL-40
		Countryman B6
		Durapore
		Transpore
		Gaff tape
	Lighting
		5-in-1 (Large)	Having an assistant provide fill light where possible may help
		5-in-1 (Mini)
		YN Saber	Portable llight for contingency dusk shots
		Micro HDMI to HDMI
		3.5mm cable x2
		Tentacle Sync x2
		AA batteries x10
		Godox Wistro	Great outdoor strobe for high power in small package
		Godox Speedlight	Small speedlight for two-light sizzle shots
		Godox 5GHz trigger	Reliable wireless trigger for speedlight and strobes
		Stands x2
		Umbrella
	Drone
		Batteries
		Generator for FPV batteries
		NPS pass
	Makeup
	Shopping List
	AAA Batteries
	Makeup
	Bandanas
	First Aid Kit, moleskin etc.

Photography

Still Photos are just as important as the workouts videos themselves! If we don’t have killer photo thumbnails for each workout, our users won’t select the workout and will never get to experience the program. This means we will block time in each workout to capture still photography (i.e. 20 minutes).

IMAGE USE	SHOTLIST	FORMAT / SPECS
• Thumbnails on the machine console. • Marketing materials. • Social media.	• 4-6 awesome photos per workout. Shot before, during, or after the workout. We like variety – action shots are great! • Landscape images. • Cultural images. • Mostly landscape with sharp background. • Use flash to fill in shadows. • Subject middles, left, right (for cropping and overlay print). • Trainer Clothing to match each workout.	• Raw originals and edits provided. • Sync date and time on cameras + GPS location. and reset image numbering to 0.