You need someone to press the record button for you.

I was thinking of hooking up something like a foul line sensor to a camera's remote, so it would record every time the ball passed a certain point... but haven't gotten to that yet

should I make slow motion copies for these videos?

did anyone notice the backdrop of the video....i didnt even realize that this was in another country.

hmm? what did you expect the backdrop to be?

actually, all of the bowling centers here (around 10 of them) were built in the last 7 years, so they are all in mint condition.

i tihnk he meant that he didn't realize you were not from the united states...?

<shrug>

at any rate, whatever happened to those videos of your new release that you were going to show us?

I have to take some new video. Right now, all of my balls are getting re pitched. On top of that, I have my bachelor party this weekend and people are coming into town. Its just really crazy, so I wont be able to take any video within the next week or so.

Bachelor party videos are an acceptable substitute for release videos, provided it is an interesting enough party.

Whoa there buddy. The first rule of bachelor parties is that there are no cameras allowed.

I guess I did it wrong?

Mine just involved golf, casinos, and heavy drinking, so there was nothing to hide really.

Hahaha, I love the turn this topic took upon reading it.. nice.

Kinda just agreeing with everyone else really, but after watching the video's my suggestion would've been to work on your release. Once you get that out of the way, the other things you could work on will probably be rather easy in comparison. You've got pretty good fundamentals already, so just practice hard and you'll get there.