ZERO
traction is a 67 minute cyclocross film set to release this fall.
Zt was shot entirely in high definition over four days in December of 2007
at the Cyclocross National Championships in Kansas City.
Zt gives you the real feel of what it is like to experience hard-core cyclocross racing in extreme weather conditions including driving snow, mud, ice and frozen mud. Zt features racing action shot in slow motion, alowing you to see details you never see with the naked eye. You’ll also see interviews from Steve Tilford, Ned Overend and elite men’s champion Tim Johnson. The film features action from 30 races cut to high energy music culminating with the exciting elite women's and men's championships.
Zt is a Roll Your Own Films production produced by Keith Walberg with additional support from Trek Bicycles and KLM Marketing.
Zt DVDs will be available for purchase at this site soon.
---October 2008 Update---
The editing is complete and the film is looking great. DVDs will be available for purchase in mid November.
Screenings:
PREMIER: The ZEROtraction world premiere will be Wednesday November 19th at Liberty Hall in Lawrence Kansas. Be among the first to see the first ever documentary on the entire four-day event that is the USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships.
JINGLE CROSS ROCK: There will be a special screening Saturday night November 29th in Coralville, Iowa. After a day of racing at the Jingle Cross race, see ZEROtraction at the host hotel for the race weekend, the Coralville Marriott. (300 East 9th St.) Show time is 6:30pm. Tickets will be on sale at the door for only $5. DVDs will be available for purchase after the show.
Mud & Blood Ball:
Thursday December 11, Mission Theatre in Mission Kansas. More than 2000 of the best cyclocrossers return to Kansas City to compete again for the chance to be a national Champion. Kick off your championship weekend here and see the film. Get details at www.mudbloodball.com
Zero Traction film rundown:
Act one | Thursday December 13th
Questions or comments? Contact Keith Walberg
here.