Enjoy the skating of Neen Williams, Taylor Kirby, Jamie Foy, Jake Hayes among others on this dope Instagram remix of the Deathwish Skateboards team from January - June 2020.
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Zion Wright throws down risky grinds on one hell of a rail with his new Bronson Speed Co. G3 Pro Colorway.
Filmed by Daniel Goycoolea, Jesse Silva, Andres Garcia
Edited by Jacob Nuñez
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Primitive Skate final episode of "Behind the Missions" They deliver 40 minutes raw uncut, unmastered footage from the making of Encore video.
Directed and Edited by Alan Hannon
Filmed by: Alan Hannon, Eric Iwakura, Alex Kissinger, Bobby Bils, Bryce Pagter, Daniel Galli, Thomas Morrison and Tommy Zhao.
Art Direction & Motion Design by Blaine Birardi
Original Music by Ref Hughes
Still Photography by Oliver Barton, Jeff Landi & Burny Diego
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Stop And Chat with Neen Williams to discuss his workout routine, filming for a new Deathwish video, skating with Jamie Foy in person, his spice company NADC, what’s his secret to heelflips, his board setup, eating healthy, his FP pro shoe, how he gets his sponsorship deals and much more!
Edited by Chris Roberts & Roger Bagley
Special Thanks to Eric Longden
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Alex Midler and Zach Saraceno ripping up big time on the last edit “Verdugo” by Illegal Civ crew, enjoy!
Edited by Mikey Alfred
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Some footage of Sammy Montano and Justin Drysen from a couple Summers ago when they visited Youness Amrani and his friends in his hometown of Hasselt, Belgium. Halfway through they dropped off Justin at a Huf demo with Austyn Gillete. Most of the footage they filmed has already come out in various projects, here's some of the fun stuff that didnt make the cut.
Filmed in Summer of 2018 featuring the skating of Youness Amrani, Sammy Montano, Justin Drysen, Koen Helsen, Marwan Amrani, Austyn Gillette, Fandi, Kevin Vu, Fayssal Amrani, David Rodriguez, Laurens Willems, Maico Wie, Blok
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Filmed earlier this year, Justin Henry’s World Peace uplifts the importance of rallying around community and youth, and fostering a kinder world with equality for all. Grounded in the brand values of inclusivity and being open to everyone, Vans believes this unifying message must be told, and stands in support with Justin as we continue to drive positive change.
With strong ties to his hometown of Columbus, Ohio, and its local skateboard scene, Quasi Skateboards’ Justin Henry grew up skating crusty spots and learning the value of putting in work and making each try count. He invited Vans inside that world recently, recounting his journey from young talent to pro, and his determination to give back to the community that has shaped him. As part of an upcoming footwear collaboration with Justin Henry releasing July 6 at select skate retailers, Vans is giving back to the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio with a $10k donation. Big Brothers Big Sisters’ mission supports one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.
Directed by Patrick O’Dell
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Sit back and enjoy a dope edit in celebration of DC Shoes x Bronze 56K collab featuring the skating of JOHN SHANAHAN, WILL MARSHALL, JAHMIR BROWN, THAYNAN COSTA, BILLY MCFEELY, SHAUN PAUL, BRANDON JAMES, ADILSON PEDRO, MIKE HEIKKILA
Edited by Peter Sidlauskas
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Stop And Chat with Sean Malto to discuss playing video games during quarantine, filming for the Nike SB video “Trust Fall”, skating his living room handrail for his “Pretty Sweet” intro, who he sent his sponsor me video to, his new Serenity Bidet, his Michelada recipe, his current board setup, his whole body cramping up after skating a rail, Chiefs winning the Super Bowl and much more!
Edited by Chris Roberts & Roger Bagley
Special Thanks to Eric Longden
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Episode 5 of "ENCORE: Behind the Missions" outlines Miles' Silvas arrival on the team 4 months before the video deadline, his first time officially filming for Primitive with Paul Rodriguez in Sacramento, a trip to Portugal and some last minute hammers on some of skateboarding's most iconic spots.
Directed & Edited by Alan Hannon
Filmed by Alan Hannon, Eric Iwakura, Bobby Bils, Alex Kissinger & Daniel Galli
Art Direction & Motion Design by Blaine Birardi
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Sit back and enjoy a new full length video part "SURVIVAL" featuring Cyril Jackson’s smooth style destroying every gap on his path.
Video by Beagle - HIJINX Net
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Slappy Days Episode 3 Long Beach, This Entire Video Was Shot in 2 Days. Ace Pelka, BevUp and special guest Skyler King hit the streets (and curbs) once again! It's all about getting out with the homies, hitting some curbs and whatever the fuck else you can find.
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With the strict social distancing guidelines, Kilian Martin decided to keep the sessions small while performing mind blowing tricks. All captured on his iPhone and compiled here for you guys.
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Ryan Alvero skates as smooth as his Bones Swiss Bearings in this video filmed by Eric Clavel, Blake Housenga, Bryce Patger and Richard Perry.
Edited by Vern Laird
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Welcome indeed to Skate Tales, Madars Apse’s new series journeying through skateboarding’s wilder shores.Int his episode Madars meets up with fellow skateboarder Dan Mancina in Detroit, Michigan, to hear his journey of relearning how to skateboard after slowly losing his sight.
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We Stop And Chat with Geoff Rowley to discuss what he thinks about Clive Dixon nosblunting Staples Hubba, the statue Vans made for him, his board company Free Dome, what his board setup is, some of his worst slams, the process of making knives for his company Civilware, skating for Vans for 20 plus years, filming a new part for Free Dome and much more!
Edited by Chris Roberts & Roger Bagley
Cover Photo by Andrew Shusterman
Special Thanks to Eric Longden
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The 2000 éS team in Barcelona - Eric Koston, Rodrigo Tx, Rick McCrank.
In the year 2000, we organised a filming mission to Barcelona. I had previously been on a mission with Arto and Kerry Getz the year before, and was so hyped to bring Koston, McCrank and Tx, who would kill all the perfect spots of BCN. At the time, not much people at all had been there to enjoy the perfect spots. The ledges at Macba still needed to be waxed. We even managed to arrange the coming of Tom Penny, to skate with us. At that time, he was still super elusive, hard to connect with, and virtually impossible to film. Planets were getting aligned. I was certain this mission who be highly productive and epic.
Tom was coming by car , from Bordeaux, with some friends, and Theo Hand who lived with Tom in France, to capture whatever he could with Tom, for the Flip video. When they arrived on the second morning, Tom got out of the car, said hello and told me he just sprained his ankle at 6 AM that day. He explained that he jumped a big between some rocks. I couldn’t believe it, and didn’t understand really what happened. Jumping some crazy rock? At 6AM? Next to Salvador Dali”s village, Cadaqués? Your ankle is fucked, you can’t skate? That was a such huge disillusionment. Tom was here with us, finally, but couldn’t skate!!! The rock jump is the one in the Sorry video. I often go to Cadaqués, and see the rock all the time. The gap to clear is huge. Few months ago, I finally got on top of the rock to look at it. No one would want to try that jump. But Tom Penny did. He thought he could do it. Well, he did, he got hurt, but it could have been much much worse!!!
Anyway, so one soldier was down. To my big surprise, the planets were indeed not as aligned as I thought, and this filming mission proved to almost be a fiasco. Somehow, Koston was hating on the spots... Macba, “the ledges suck”. Eric was really not in a good mood.... He was not enjoying himself. Most sessions were a struggle for him. He even had some break downs and freak outs while trying some stuff, because we had to try to skate and get stuff, but he wasn’t into it. So it was like everything was imposed to him. That negative energy rubbed off on McCrank. I didn’t understand why things were going so wrong. It was like cooking with all the best ingredients, and fucking up your recipe. Rick got sucked up in that mood. I kept pushing to get things done, and that would make things worse.
They were over it. A lot of cool tricks got attempted, but without success... At least, Rodrigo
didn’t get affected so much, and skated very well, and proved that the spots I had for them were really good and had much potential. He saved the trip. You can only imagine the result if everyone would have been feeling at his best, feeding each other with hype and motivation Rick and Eric pushed so that we would leave Barcelona to go to Paris. That’s where they wanted to skate, that’s all they had in mind. So eventually, we left BCN ahead of schedule, and flew to Paris...
Shot & eEdited by French Fred
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Powell Peralta crew featuring Charlie Blair, Scott Decenzo, Brad McClain, Vincent Luevanos, Spencer Semien, Dan Corrigan, Chris Hiett, Landon Belcher, Kiko Francisco, Taylor Nye, and Micaiah Furukawa ripping up in this 'Raw Clips' video at Chino, Crestline, El Sereno, Stoner, and Vista, all skateparks that have very smooth ground.
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Join Creature Skateboards (virtually, of course) for some epic shredding in what appears to be some post-apocalyptic terrain featuring David Gravette, Willis Kimbel, Binger and Tony Ellis - Mask up, keep your distance, and shred safe out there Fiends!
Filmed & Edited by Keaton Rodgers
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Growing up in a small town in New Jersey, Ronnie Kessner was set to head to Chiropractic school when he decided to take the window skateboarding offered. Fast forward to now and he's riding for Shane O'neill's company, April, and working on his own album. A while back Thunder Trucks visited Ronnie to get a look into his process for making music and hear what he’s working on next.
Filmed & Edited by Jeremy McNamara
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