Remember Louie Barletta‘s Taurus edit for Globe recently? Here’s more footage from that miniramp session. Build it and they will come.
Category: Skateboarding News
The Quartersnacks crew filmed their Memorial Day Weekend sessions to kick off the summer ahead.
It did not take long, a week in fact, but Manolo has jumped straight into his favourite Alien Workshop moments for his new 7 minute remix edit of the brand’s finest moments over 24 years of service. Enjoy footage from a mixture of all of the classic Alien Workshop videos with Danny Way and Josh Kalis, Jason Dill, Dylan Rieder and many more for Skate Edit of the Week.
Tough call trying to get so many historical tricks into one small edit. What would you have included, and most importantly, who would you have picked for the ender?
Ph: Ben Gore
The heavy hitters from Prize Fighter Cutlery bring us more late-night city surfing, this time with Evan Kinori entering the ring. San Francisco acts as host to Kinori’s fluid and inventive style, with filmmaker and the mind behind Minuit, Yoan Taillander capturing alongside.
New York’s ‘Championship Urethane’ can be found in the UK at Ideal in Birmingham. Scout them out.
– Bradley Howe
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Melbourne Smorgasboard
The Aussies at Skateboard.com have served up some fresh VX footage of various heads in a new montage edit. Look out for Shane O’Neill, Andrew Brophy, Dane Burman amongst a plethora of local Melbourne heads.
Tony Hawk explains how the ollie over the moving mini video came together behind the scenes of the shoot.
Photo: Dave Allen rules by Jon Burgess
Dennis Busenitz, Grant Taylor, Justin Brock, Dan Plunkett and Reggie Kelly turned up to Dave Allen‘s gaff in Atlanta for some bowl slaying and came back with a bunch of sick footage. Yeah Dave!
Prepare yourself for a rad edit filmed by Beagle for the The Cinematographer Project from TWS featuring many Baker/Deathwish and Shake Junt players dropping hammers.
A new film called All This Mayhem documenting the wild lives of the Pappas Brothers has been made and will be heading to a screening near you shortly.
Tas Pappas and his Brother Ben (RIP) were at the forefront of the Australian skate scene for many years until Ben passed away in 2007 following chaotic times. This film chronicles the brothers’ winding rise to number one and two in the world, touching upon their revolutionary styles, feuds with Tony Hawk, and ingestion of every mood-altering substance going.
Expect interviews with Henry Sanchez, Lance Conklin, Dom Kekich, Bill Weiss and many more alongside hand cam footage of the ups skating with the best, the downs from drug abuse, jail terms and everything else in between.
We went to the London premiere, read the review and Q&A video here.
Remember us posting a sewer shot on FB last week? Funny how shit works out but these storm drain skaters have nailed it.
Get your disco biscuits ready for this belter!
From this flick: