I've made this short montage for a friend, who really likes this game. Obviously, with proper drivers and better mods /he had only 1 or 2 installed/ the video could've been much better.
Still, I hope you enjoy it.

Live for Speed - Bad Blood

Nice crash

I am planning to pitch it for the latest Fast and Furious movie.

Hm... post production is pretty OK, but the plot is totally unclear and messed up. I mean I don't get it what message you want to send us with this video? At first, I was like "oh, ok, it's some kind of race review video", but then FZR appears, and don't get what is its role, also at the end that fly over the layout?! What was that?

I would like to congratulate with an effort in making LFS video cinematic. It's a very big plus from me. You have an intention to tell a story and technically you are doing it pretty good (I really liked that variety of camera angles, and especially the very last one when fzr drives off). I encourage you trying advanced use of camera to enforce the impression.

"Racing is not for everybody, and some people can't accept loosing. Friction between two longtime rivals manifests in this short montage. "

That's what I find in the description below the video. Well, ok... At first, it's not a really good and worth topic to be used for a video project. I mean, a negativity is not a right for you and for the audience to experience. Nobody bothers facing negative moments, such as intentional crashes and etc. If your concern is about people's behavior on the track and you want to moralize the audience, then I should say: a clever guy already knows it's rubbish thing, a dork one ignore it and won't learn from it.

Thank you for the feedback. It's much appreciated.

Indeed, the plot is nonexistent. Initially I was planning on making something with a meaning in it, but the circumstances made me switch to this version. As you can see I am filming with AI, not real players. AIs are ok to use just for the racing side of the montage, but if you want to incorporate them in a proper story - it gets messy. Try to imagine what I had to do to "hit myself" in a certain way with another car.

I am not a player of the game. The footage was shot in a day on my friend's computer by me / you can clearly see how off is the driving at some points/, and the only thing I could do to improve the video, was the post-production. Of course, that's not an excuse. It could've been done much better.

The purpose of the description is to clarify a bit the already unclear plot. Obviously, it didn't do its job.

Live for Speed is the only game I've seen that provides such an extensive directing capabilities. You can literally make Hollywood-like movie scenes.
The only drawback are the difficulties when recording in Full HD.