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Finding the balance between work and you personal life is a never-ending trade-off. In my case; that balance is between making films and riding my bike. The state of perfect balance is when they both converge; when I get the chance to combine both riding and filming at the same time. Since me and Philip Lundman share this view upon bikes and cameras, we've have had the idea of making another film together on that theme for quite some time now. We finally found some time to make it happen....

We spent 17 days in southern France and Andorra to search for places that offers great mountain biking in spectacular terrain. Meeting old friends, making new ones, drinking wine, eating cheese and savoring the history and culture of Provence. This trip was all about enjoying the good life. Music: The Killers - Jenny was a friend of mine // Katie Herzig - Make a Noise Produced, Filmed & Edited by Jon Bokrantz Follow my work: www.facebook.com/jontelevision

After a long year behind the lens I needed to switch things up and move over to the other side of the glass. Time to reverse the roles; outsource the director duties and instead play the leading roll. This film perpetuates that riding bikes will always be more important than capturing it with a camera.

Après des années passées à Whistler, Florent Carreyron débarque à Queenstown, en Nouvelle-Zélande, pour un nouvel été de ride. Ce spot propose une immense variété de trails avec des paysages à couper lesouffle. Tout ce dont peut rever un rider. Shoté à : Queenstown, Wanaka, Rotorua Music: Of Monsters and Men - Mountain Sound

My winning entry for the Through the Lens film competition during the 2012 Queenstown Bike Festival, presented by DTR New Zealand. The six months that I've spent in Queenstown has been nothing shorter than amazing. This place has not just some of the best riding in the world but also a booming bike scene and extraordinary people. This video is an homage to all of Queenstown - a best of the best from an amazing summer. Thanks for all the memories, I can't thank you enough!

The first round of the 2012 MTBNZ DH Nationals has arrived in Queenstown. The brand new Remarks Grass Track invites the riders to a fast, loose and ridicolously dusty visit and racing mode is officially on in New Zealand. Jon Television brings you the whole experience - from the initial thoughts of designing the track to the final showdown on the finish line and a much-needed swim after a weekend of intense sun.