Duality — An Artistic Moto Short Film by Tyler Bereman & Vicki Golden Presented by 805 Beer

Every story starts with a spark. For Duality, it was a conversation about creating something different — something minimal, timeless, and honest. Shot entirely in black and white, the film explores the space between light and dark through two riders on opposite ends of the spectrum: Tyler Bereman and Vicki Golden.

The visual contrast sets the mood — two riders in opposite shades chasing balance. There’s no saturated color or overproduction, just movement and a message. What starts as a moto project turns into something more introspective: a reflection on what it takes to find purpose, and what it costs to get there.

Bereman and Golden move like reflections of one another — chaos and control constantly colliding. One moment, the throttle’s wide open; the next, it’s quiet and still. Through that tension, Duality shows something deeper than riding. It’s about facing fear with courage and finding the beauty that exists between the two.

The black-and-white lens acts as a language. It reveals the emotion behind every turn and the balance behind every movement. With its simplicity, Duality becomes something rare — a moto film that feels less like a spectacle and more like a meditation.

It’s stripped down. And it’s proof that the most powerful stories only need honesty, purpose, and clarity.