Rush Hour - A creative collaboration with cinematographer Alex Horner where I got to combine my loves of fly fishing and film making. Thanks to Steve Speers at CineMechanics for letting us test drive his sweet new anamorphic primes. Shot on the Rush River, Wisconsin. Director/Editor/Angler: Brian Slater (http://wideopencontent.com) Cinematographer: Alex Horner (http://hornerpictures.com) Lenses: Steve Speers (http://cine-mechanics.com) Music: LaLiberte (http://www.lalibertemusic.com) The Muscle: Aaron Richey Support your local fly shop: https://www.facebook.com/mendprovisions"MEND YER LINE, BRAH" - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Rush Hour

A creative collaboration with cinematographer Alex Horner where I got to combine my loves of fly fishing and film making. Thanks to Steve Speers at CineMechanics for letting us test drive his sweet new anamorphic primes. Shot on the Rush River, Wisconsin.

Director/Editor/Angler: Brian Slater (http://wideopencontent.com)
Cinematographer: Alex Horner (http://hornerpictures.com)
Lenses: Steve Speers (http://cine-mechanics.com)
Music: LaLiberte (http://www.lalibertemusic.com)
The Muscle: Aaron Richey

Support your local fly shop: https://www.facebook.com/mendprovisions
"MEND YER LINE, BRAH"

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slater
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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