1. Goosebumps freestyle (the Notic)
Notic was an AND1 (a popular sport accesories company) rival in 1990-2000s. The Goosebumps freestyle is a well put-together mixtape, it makes fairly good use of the music in the beginning of the sequence, then after it progresses (see clip 5) it gets slightly more random: the clips do not follow the rhytm too well, yet the visual value of the tricks remains high. There is no dynamic camera movement (no panning etc.), most of the time it's just sequences shot off a tripod in fixed position. The movie was filmed in several locations then put together. A good selection of rhytmic movies, the hip-hop music is well-associated with basketball as a sport. Good post-production work (time-lapsing) at the beginning. The author has used the advantage of fixed camera when Goosebumps gets closer to it: cutting the middle-part of the clip so the player seems to be 'fading in' closer and closer (0:30-0:33)
Audio: Jay-Z - U don't Know (remix)
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