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Channel 19
‘Rolling CB interviews’ get book treatment on centennial of sorts
The new “#Whostruckisthat” hardback tome from Big Rig Videos’ Chris Fiffie and Stephanie Haas of Diesel Addict Photos has been out and available for a few months now, chronicling in hardback, full-color fashion the first 100 of Fiffie’s vanguard ‘Rolling CB Interviews’ with truckers.
August 30, 2018
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Watch: Tony Justice’s ‘Stars, Stripes and White Lines’ video released
Produced and shot by Big Rig Videos videographer Chris Fiffie, the video in part utilizes footage captured during a convoy of military veteran truck drivers that followed the 2016 Guilty by Association Truck Show in Joplin, Mo., at 4 State Trucks.
September 15, 2017
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Tony Justice, Aaron Tippin ‘Brothers of the Highway’ music video
Watch the music video for Tony Justice’s new “Brothers of the Highway” album title track, a vocal collaboration with country legend Aaron Tippin. The video is produced by Big Rig Videos’ Chris Fiffie.
April 14, 2016
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Channel 19
Aaron Tippin, Tony Justice: Behind the music video with Chris Fiffie
Big Rig Videos’ Chris Fiffie, out from behind his camera during filming of footage set to become his music video for Tony Justice/Aaron Tippin’s collaboration on “Brothers of the Highway,” title track from Justice’s upcoming record.
January 19, 2016
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Custom Rigs
Big Rig Videos, one year in — and Guilty by Association highlight reel
Big Rig Videos’ Chris Fiffie’s highlight vid from the Guilty by Association Truck Show — and a message from behind the viewfinder from Fiffie himself on BRV’s first anniversary.
October 1, 2014
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Custom Rigs
Out from behind the camera: Big Rig Videos’ Chris Fiffie
Florida-based videographer and former truck driver Chris Fiffie has been turning heads over the past year with his vid series of Rolling CB Interviews with owner-operators.
September 24, 2014
Fiffie, picture above by Cheri Kimball at the Mid-America Trucking Show, has found a home covering the trucking world, he says. He got his start in video production with an early interest in cameras that ultimately led to a small business producing television commercials and variety of other work. Before that, though, he needed seed money to invest in the necessary equipment, well before digital video made that at least somewhat less cumbersome of a prospect. “I looked for a job,” he says, and “worked for my father as a mechanic” in his auto-repair shop in South Florida. Cue then a story in the local newspaper comparing various income numbers for particular professions, in which truck drivers and machine operators ranked quite high. “My next-door neighbor was a truck driver,” Fiffie adds. “I went for a ride with him once and then got my Class A, taking the money I made and buying video equipment with it.” Over four or five years, he’d built his arsenal “and was able to transition to a business doing video production.” Along the way, though, he never lost the interest in trucks and trucking. In 2006 he moved from South Florida to the West Coast of Florida to a small town with no video services. But “I wanted to explore,” he says. “I thought I’d take a driving job,” his first operating a Peterbilt, a 2006 triaxle 379 with 500 horses. “I really got hooked.” His video business hit hard locally by the economic crash a few years later, a friend mentioned the Chrome Shop Mafia was looking for “someone to come up to the Mid-America Trucking Show in 2012” to film the show for a DVD. That’s where the 4 State Trucks DVD series got its start, and with all the extra footage, Fiffie took to Youtube and Facebook, further developing ideas like the Rolling CB Interviews series.
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