We layered wind noise and Doppler-effect passes to simulate the feeling of air rushing past the viewer’s ears. 3. Color Grading the Journey The "look" of the ride sets the tone.

Placing the camera close to the ground (or the "road" level) exaggerates the sense of speed and gives the subject a heroic, larger-than-life presence.

Desaturated tones and high grain can make a mountain bike trail feel dangerous and raw. 4. Why We Ride

If your scene is bathed in amber and gold, it evokes nostalgia and the classic "ride into the sunset" trope.