Author: Kai Zammit
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A documentary that features awesome motorcycles, fantastic people and a lifestyle like no other. This is A BIKERS LIFE FOR ME. A Kai Zammit film, A Bikers Life For Me or ABLFM for short is a documentary filmed in the heart of Southend, Essex, UK. The 25-minute documentary introduces you to a variety of characters and places all set within the biking world. Onlookers sometimes oversee the biking world and don’t fully understand it. I tried to show a fun side to the lifestyle and not your usual bad-boys life that the TV companies both UK and USA like to portray. I was shown a lot whilst making this film and every part of it was great fun and I would say it was one of the best times in my life. Can I say it’s a biker’s life for me? Well thanks to these fantastic people and a special thank you to Chris Ball aka Flux, I would happily welcome this lifestyle. Since the making of this film, Andy and Flux decided to part ways to pursue different things but both still make custom choppers. Chris Ball aka Flux is a custom bike builder located in Leigh-on-sea/Southend, UK. His Instagram: http://instagram.com/fluxchoppers/ and his Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chris.ball.1829?fref=ts&ref=br_tf Leigh Classics & Customs owned by Andy Bray is a motorbike shop located in Leigh-on-sea, Essex, UK. Music: Pelvis, Na czubku świata - https://soundcloud.com/pelvisofficial J Rivers Ramirez, Away - https://soundcloud.com/j-rivers-ramirez Steve Brack, Bikers Creed - https://soundcloud.com/stevebrack Film: This film was shot and edited entirely by Kai Zammit. For more work please see my other videos or head to: Website: www.kaizammit.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/kaizammit Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaizammit Twitter: https://twitter.com/kai_zammit I am an independent filmmaker working of a variety of projects such as shortfilms, corporate pieces to music videos; please feel free to contact me if you want to chat about a film you want made or if you want to work together on a project. Camera used was a DSLR Canon 5d mark ii, lenses were a Canon 17-40mm f4 prime and a fantastic plastic, the Canon 50mm f1.8. A special thank you to all those that helped make this possible and thank you to all that have watched, it means a lot to me. Kai