The web seems to be littered with trailers this morning for upcoming films people are working on. Here’s another one called Cosmic Vomit by Grant Yansura featuring Bert Wootton, Johan Stuckey, Derek Mclean, Andrew Considine, Grant Yansura, Rysean Goods and Justin Fuller and many more. Where’s your local scene video? Send it in and we will plug it.
Alex Carolino, Felipe Gustavo, Derek Fukuhara, Nick Palmquist, Fernan Origel, and Andrew Pott are all included in this Digital Skateboarding F.Y.I trailer. Get your politics right here before the film drops.
French film maker Fred Mortagne has delivered some more greatness this week, this time in Canada. This gem was shot in 72 hours in mirrors around Vancouver with Rick McCrank, Bradley Sheppard and Torey Goodal, go get the kettle on for this one.
More team action over at C1RCA this week as Australian ripper Andrew Currie deservedly gets hooked up some free shit for his skills. Watch him amongst some of the best in this Hoon Run footage. We have watched this so many times this year and never gets boring…
Kevin Romar has joined Blind Skateboards this week. Click here to watch this welcome footage and below a short interview about his quest to conquer those beastly Wallenberg steps.
On the Road bitches…
Call your Mum and tell her that Justin Brock is now pro for Real!
The Adidas team flew out to Europe this summer and hit up Berlin, Stuttgart, and Barcelona. Watch this HD footage here featuring Pete Eldridge, Silas Baxter-Neal, Lem Villemin, Dennis Busenitz, Nestor Judkins, Petr Horvat, Tim O’Connor, Sebastien Daurel, and Raul Navarro. This is sick.
Chad Bartie has joined the Osiris shoe team this week. The Australian ripper who runs his own skate company Kewday has an awesome welcome video below. Click here to read an interview with him the last time he was in London.
Chad Bartie Welcome Video from Osiris Shoes on Vimeo.
Josh Kalis has left Alien Workshop and hooked up with his longtime buddy Stevie Williams at DGK. Speaking in an interview online this week, Kalis explained his decision to quit the Sovereign Sect:
“Me and Stevie were just talking one day and were saying, “Man, we gotta team back up on somethin’,” you know? We were talking about how just stale skateboarding was and how people just don’t really hang out with each other anymore. They just kind of skate for companies, whether it be because it’s just a cool company or it’s a solid paycheck. I wanted to skate for fun and with a friend…go back to the homie connection, you know? Me and Alien just grew apart.”