In
late 2002, Krangis had the fine idea of filming our coveted Memorial
Day weekend to create a documentary not only for the attendees of that
year to enjoy, but to use as something to give perspective future attendees
a real taste of what Turkey Run is all about. After very successfully
turning out "Fire & Ice Extravaganza" after Turkey Run
2003, the stage was officially set to continue the tradition with follow-up
releases. Take a look below at what we have and what we can all very
anxiously expect in future years.
LENGTH
:: 41m 11s FILMED :: TR 2003 DEBUT :: March 20, 2004 DVD RELEASE :: May 28, 2004 DIGITAL
RELEASE :: May 17, 2013
"Fire
& Ice Extravaganza"- The first official video release
documenting Memorial Day weekend at Turkey Run traces every memorable
moment of TR 2003. The 41 min 11sec film takes a look not only
at TR 03, but begins to take a look back at TR's past. It's a
look into the weekend from the perspective of the Turkey Run Men
and is anchored by Jovan's deep & emotional commentary. Who
knew that talking about a weekend of barbecuing could nearly make
a grown man weep. Perhaps that statement is a bit over-the-top,
but lets face it... that is the exact spirit that makes this documentary
so fantastic.
LENGTH
:: 60+m FILMED :: TR 2003-2004 DEBUT :: May 28, 2005 DVD RELEASE :: March 23, 2006
This
Special Edition DVD features the remastered footage from TR 2003.
It also, of course, includes a feature presentation of TR 2004!
Additional Bonus Footage is included with hillarious outtakes,
interviews and audio commentary from Jovan & Scott over the
full Fire & Ice 2003 feature! (If you've never taken the time
to check this out, I highly recommend it! It's ridiculous on multiple
levels!)
LENGTH
:: 2m 00s FILMED :: TR 2004 DEBUT :: April 18, 2005 DIGITAL
RELEASE :: April
18, 2005
LENGTH
:: 4m 39s FILMED :: TR 2007 | TR 2012 DEBUT :: May 12, 2013 DIGITAL
RELEASE :: May
12, 2013
After
great anticipation, this trailer accomplished a number of great
things. It of course addressed the notion of why we all continue
to return to Turkey Run year after year. It will forever remind
us of the spirit our old friend Jovan had for this time-honored
tradition. And it previews the incredible footage that will become
the next full-lenth release as a follow up to 2005's Fire &
Ice Extravaganza - Special Edition which is expected to capture
the rich history of Serb Fest while examining its influence on
today's Serb Fest! Stay tuned for more details in the coming years!
LENGTH
:: 3m 59s FILMED :: TR 2003 | TR 2004 | TR 2005 | TR 2012 DEBUT :: May 12, 2017 DIGITAL
RELEASE :: May
12, 2017
Well
who can’t get excited after watching this?! Krangis
once again comes through in a big way with an uplifting video
set to Justin Timberlake’s “Can’t Stop the Feeling”
– a song most cool kids can appreciate! Share this
one with your kids!
Eloise
Berger set out at the beginning of TR 2022 to capture footage
from the kids' perspective and put together a video herself,
following in the footsteps of her old man! Not only did she
get it done in under a week, it's darn good!
Following up on her stellar TR2022 recap video, Eloise Berger came through with another amazing recap video for TR2023 and I'm pleased to share it with you all today! Let's all have one more look (you can obviously watch it several times...) beofre we ultimately look ahead to TR2024, just 5 very short days away! Who thought we'd have some T Swift creep into the TR soundtrack landscape?? Hey, the song matches the energy of the video... "New Romantics"... maybe a nod to the 'romance' policy at TR? The tune is from Swift's '1989' album... TR 1989 was the one and only year Serb Fest was NOT at Turkey Run.... These feel like TSwift-like easter eggs... :)
Filmed
during the late night hours of TR 2012, the release of this priceless
footage in some form has been highly anticipated from the moment
it was captured! Originally part of a flurry of filming done in
2012 intended to contribute to the production of our next full-length
documentary – a look at the rich history of Serb Fest. Time
has proven that production of such a documentary is no small task,
but one that certainly remains an aspiration for us all. And so,
Krangis and Scott agreed that we simply couldn’t hold back
on the release of this legendary interview session any longer.
It stands tremendously well on its own and will leaving you crying
from laughter. Throughout the interview, you hear the small group
that had gathered behind the camera fight to hold back the uncontrollable
laughter. The good news is that today, you can laugh to your heart’s
content! ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED??!
The
second installment of the Fireside Chat series offers an insightful
and entertaining look at Brian Crissie's history in attending
Serb Fest. One of the lean skeleton crew of TR2001, Brian has
had a near perfect attendance since. His close personal relationship
with Crazy Dan over the years also gives him a unique perspective
one of Serb Fest's biggest personalities!
The
third installment of the Fireside Chat series offers reveals an
introspective look from our old friend Jovan on the history of
Serb Fest and TR as we know it today and the impact TR has had
on his life. Scott shares insights on the origin of how the second
generation of Serb Fest came together and how many of today's
great traditions came to be.
Welcome
to ‘Cooler Sessions’! The first chapter features 3-time
attendee, Brian O’Kelly. The
interview was filmed during TR2012 in the midst of Brian’s
second trip to TR. In contrast to Crazy Dan’s ‘Fireside
Chat’ which, among much of his antics, speaks eloquently
about the history of Serb Fest from the perspective of our longest-tenured
attendee… Brian brings a youthful perspective of Serb Fest
– relevant to many of our newer invitees, even those experiencing
Serb Fest for the very first time this year! ENJOY!
The
highly anticipated next chapter of Cooler Sessions, featuring
none other than Crazy Dan! This footage was released ahead of
TR 2019 as he prepared to make his return to Serb Fest after an
infamous one-year hiatus! The chat takes us back to the sweltering
100 degree heat of TR2012. Learn some important Serbian techniques
for staying cool in extreme heat and MUCH more! Language is technically
not safe for kids, but I used to share with a 3-4 year old Grant
and he thought it was hilarious. He seems to have turned out fine!
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