Third Eye Media Group

If you haven’t heard of Ashley Fiolek yet, you will soon enough. At only 17 and not to mention deaf, she is one of Motocross’ brightest rising stars

1. She’s been racing since she was 7 and since 2004 has been taking things to a whole new level:
1. “I decided to implement new standards for myself and this is when I really started to work and train hard to achieve my goals. That year I won Loretta Lynn’s, the nation’s most prestigious amateur national, in the girl’s 9-13 class on my 85cc Honda. I went undefeated for the week winning all three of my moto’s.”

   -Ashley Fiolek

1. Now she’s gone completely pro, riding a Honda 250f 4 stroke and is VERY comfortable as you can tell…
1. Ashley is sponsored by Red Bull and from this very nice promo video they put together you can see why they are willing to put their name out there with hers!
1. Dan Plym of the TEMG crew got called up to support David Quint as he ran camera to catch the action right on the track during all of Ashley’s races at Thunder Valley Lakewood, Colorado. What a day, Ashley won all of her motos for the day (not a big surprise) and had the fans going crazy. Was a lot of fun working with the pros on a major shoot and we are definitely looking forward to more to come!

iClips came out to Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Sept. 7th and 8th to shoot live webcast coverage of Sound Tribe Sector Nine.



iClips provides free live video event streaming and is yet another company taking advantage of the penetration rate of broadband. Dan Plym of Third Eye Media Group was asked out to provide production support which included some camera time for RJD2 who opened on Friday night and for STS9 on Saturday.

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