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Snow Friday: Trick Tip 50/50 through a kink.

2012-02-10T00:00:00.000-08:00

Network A is a you-tube action sports channel. This week we bring you a how-to. 50/50 through a kink. Study it, then get rad!

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Skate Thursday: Professor Biebel FS Nosegrind

2012-02-09T00:00:00.000-08:00

Brandon Biebel in association with The Berrics re-visit the frontside nosegrind. These clips serve to help people understand skate tricks.

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Surf Wednesday: Sweet Disposition

2012-02-08T00:00:00.000-08:00

The summer waves of south Sweden. I haven't heard Sweden come up much in conversation when talking about hot spots for surf. Check it out! Waves are crankin' over there!

Sweet Disposition from Blueberry Visuals on Vimeo.

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BMX Tuesday: Colony in Adelaide.

2012-02-07T00:00:00.000-08:00

Ever been to Australia? Cool. Check out the Colony team as they spend 5 days in Adelaide!

COLONY X VANS ADELAIDE TRIP from Colony BMX on Vimeo.

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Movie Monday: The Blvd.

2012-02-06T00:00:00.000-08:00

It's Movie Mondaaaaaaay! Today we bring you a classic skate film that covered most of the LA / West Coast scene in the first years of the new millenium. Welcome to life on the Blvd!

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Snow Friday: A Walk in the Park.

2012-02-03T00:00:00.000-08:00

This clip was revolutionary for sport of free skiing! The film making along with the effortless style of Tom Wallisch shines through!

A Walk in the Park - Tom Wallisch from Jiberish on Vimeo.

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Skate Thursday: Death of 12 & A

2012-02-02T00:00:00.000-08:00

Skate spots come and go. Some are deliberately set up, other happen spontaneously. Birth, life, and death - it's the natural cycle. Last sessions before the trash man comes....

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Surf Wednesday: Cory Lopez in Hawaii.

2012-02-01T00:00:00.000-08:00

Today's clip is a nice little of Lopez in Hawaii! Wish I was there!

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BMX Tuesday: Vans Team in Canaria Island

2012-01-31T00:00:00.000-08:00

Take trip to Canaria Island, off the north coast of Africa with the Vans BMX crew for an awesome journey through the island!

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Movie Monday: Puddles in the Sky

2012-01-30T00:00:00.000-08:00

Happy Monday! Puddles in the Sky is a cinematic exploration of all that is the art of surfing. Filmed in locations such as Indonesia, Australia, the Hawaiian Islands as well as North and Central America, the movie dives deep into all the creativity and inspiration that spawns from searching exotic locations for waves.

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Snow Friday: "DC This is Snowboarding"

2012-01-27T00:00:00.000-08:00

DC's snowboard series continues. Check out Anto Chamberland's episode. The overpass rail at the end is crazy!!

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Skate Thursday: Volcom Spain in Singapore.

2012-01-26T00:00:00.000-08:00

Volcom's skate team toured Singapore. Check out the action as they skate rain or shine to accomplish their mission: "Shred every spot in the city!"

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Surf Wednesday: "2011's Greatest Wipeouts!"

2012-01-25T00:00:00.000-08:00

Surfline just dropped an edit featuring 2011's greatest wipeouts. It's intense man. A good follow up to last week's biggest day a Teahupoo. Get ready.....

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BMX Tuesday: 3 Days in the UK

2012-01-24T00:00:00.000-08:00

In their travels through Europe, the MacNeil crew spends 3 days in the UK.

MacNeil - 3 Days In The UK from Seventies Distribution on Vimeo.

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Movie Monday: "Mapping Time in Space"

2012-01-23T09:14:00.000-08:00

"Mapping Time in Space" is a classic Skate film from the brand Satori Movement. It's a tour video around the world featuring the Satori team and friends as they travel through America, South Korea, Japan, Puerto Rico, Canada, Europe, and more!

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Snow Friday: "Osaka - Hokkaido"

2012-01-20T00:00:00.001-08:00

This video was submitted to me by a documentary filmmaker named Trip from Japan. I'm really feeling the opening graphics over the lights from the train window. Check out what it's like to film a snowboard video in Japan! Check out Trips other films here: http://www.chibimoku.com

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Skate Thursday: Thrasher "Classics"

2012-01-19T00:00:00.000-08:00

Thrasher keeps you up on skate history by featuring classic skate sections. Check out Anthony Pappalardo in Mosaic!

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Surf Wednesday:The Biggest Day at Teahupoo?

2012-01-18T00:00:00.000-08:00

Laird Hamilton had an amazing ride that made the cover of a Surfer Magazine. 11 years later, what many call the biggest day at Teahupoo went down last August. Check the Slo-Mo cinematography by Chris Bryan. Unbelieveable. The wave is so heavy, the inside of the barrel is like a dark tunnel without sunlight...

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BMX Tuesday: 430 Clothing - Hiroshi Uehara

2012-01-17T00:00:00.000-08:00

Hiroshi Uehara has been in the Japan BMX scene for a long time. As a BMX rider, designer, and event manager, he has been a key figure in developing the BMX scene in Japan. If you are not familiar with his brand, 430, check out this interview. Ladies and Gentlemen, Hiroshi Uehara!

G-SHOCK REAL TOUGHNESS TOKYO BMX FLAT highlight from hiroshi430 on Vimeo.

DTV: You have been in the BMX scene in Japan for a long time. When did you
start BMX and when did you start the 430 brand?

HIROSHI: I’ve been riding for 18 years. As to Fourthrity, I initially started selling handmade T-shirts, so including this term, I've been running Fourthrity for 15 years.

DTV: Why is it called 430?

HIROSHI: Fourthrity stands for the date of establishment, April 30th. It’s pretty simple. We have a big celebration every year around April 30th.

DTV: What products do you make and where do you get inspiration for your designs?

HIROSHI: Clothing, shoes and commodities no matter what products they are as long as we simply want them or see they are necessity. We are trying to realize them even if some difficulties are expected. Source of inspirations are found everywhere, aren’t they?

DTV: Besides yourself, who helps to keep the 430 brand running?

HIROSHI: My staff, parents, friends and customers have supported us.

DTV: What has been a great moment in the history of 430 for you?

HIROSHI: I’ve gotten tons of opportunities since I started Foruthrity. Those people who I met on the way have brought us great moments every day.

DTV: Please explain the G-Shock events in Japan and what is your involvement with the G-Shock events?

HIROSHI: I want to run unique events with G-Shock as nobody has ever realized. As to these events, I’m in charge of the management of BMX.

DTV: Where can people get 430 clothing and find out more about the brand?

HIROSHI: Most of readers this may be living overseas, so please go to http://www.decadeshop.com for more details. All products of Fourthrity are available there. But if you have a chance to visit Tokyo, please come to our head shop located in Harajyuku, Try on our products and purchase.

DTV: Do you have any future plans we should know about?

HIROSHI: Yeah, bunch of projects are under way, but I can’t tell them now here as many of them are secret for now. So please stay tuned to what I’m going to do this year! Ah, I’m going to meet Chad (Degroot) in the end of this month. And I’m seriously aiming for attending a really famous TV quiz show in Japan! (LOL)

Check out these cool links!
430 BLOG: http://www.t430.com/blog/
DECADE SHOP: http://www.decadeshop.com/

Movie Monday: Apples and Oranges

2012-01-16T00:00:00.000-08:00

This week's Movie Monday feature is "Apples and Oranges." The film takes you to just about every environment from big mountains to city hand rails. With a mile long list of snowboarders from around the world, you get to check out all different styles! Happy Monday!

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Snow Friday: O'Neill Evolution Big Air Finals!

2012-01-13T00:00:00.000-08:00

The Big Air Finals went down in the Swiss winter wonderland of Davos!

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Skate Thursday: The Helliez Awards.

2012-01-12T00:00:00.000-08:00

HellaClips got the Helliez Awards! Check the best clips of 2011!

THE HELLIEZ from Hellaclips on Vimeo.

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Surf Wednesday: China's ISA inaugural Cup!

2012-01-11T00:00:00.000-08:00

Check out some pre-event sessions and interviews with teams at ISA China Cup on Hainan Island.

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BMX Tuesday: Cam White's Dirt Jump Comp!

2012-01-10T00:00:00.000-08:00

The Unit BMX crew heads down the east coast of Australia for the Cam White Hillside Dirt Jam!

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Movie Monday: The Free Way

2012-01-09T09:07:00.001-08:00

This week's Movie Monday is "The Free Way," a surf film about 'choice.' The film contrasts the problems of modern society with relief in the form free flowing imagery of those who choose to live more in harmony with nature in the ocean surfing.

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Snow Friday: Where do the photos go?

2012-01-06T00:00:00.000-08:00

Snow photographers take thousands of photos a shoot. What do they do with all those shots? Check this out....

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Skate Thursday: Lamont Holt - Behind the clips.

2012-01-05T00:00:00.000-08:00

NK Alexander is one of the hardest working skate you-tube filmers. His behind the scenes series gives you a glimpse of what goes into filming these awesome skate lines! Lamont Holt hits a Laserflip line in this clip.

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Surf Wednesday: "The Surfer from Sierre Leone."

2012-01-04T00:00:00.000-08:00

This is a webisode from the "Ordinary Lives" series from the AWF crew's journey through Africa.

The Surfer from Sierra Leone : ORDINARY LIVES SERIES from AWF Film on Vimeo.

BMX Tuesday: Around the world with Eastern Bikes

2012-01-03T00:00:00.000-08:00

Go around the world with Eastern Bikes as they showcase their International team in this best of 2011 video!

Eastern Bikes 2011 Best of International Team from Eastern Bikes on Vimeo.

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Movie Monday: Elektro

2012-01-02T00:00:00.000-08:00

Chilling at work right now? This week's Movie Monday is "Elektro," a snowboard film that features some of the best technical, freestyle riding. Check it!

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Snow Friday: Noseblunt Trick Tip

2011-12-30T00:00:00.000-08:00

Noseblunt Trick Tip by Nomis Designs!

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Skate Thursday: Fabrizio Santos

2011-12-29T00:00:00.000-08:00

Classic Clips dropped a Frabrizio Santos edit. Check it!

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Surf Wednesday: Mahalo Hawai'i!

2011-12-28T00:00:00.000-08:00

Thank you Hawai'i! Surfing Life gives thanks!

ASL-oha! Mahalo Hawaii from Surfing Life on Vimeo.

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BMX Tuesday: Shadow Conspiracy Best of 2011

2011-12-27T00:00:00.000-08:00

Shadow had a good year. Check this segment. Skills are high.

The Shadow Conspiracy - Best of 2011 from Shadow Conspiracy on Vimeo.

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Movie Monday: "On Credit"

2011-12-26T00:00:00.000-08:00

What would you do to achieve your dream? Spend all your money? Go into debt? "On Credit" is a story of 5 months, 4 credit cards, 35 flights, 15 contests, 1 handycam... a surfer's dream.

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Snow Friday: Frank April Rocks!

2011-12-23T00:00:00.000-08:00

This dude, Frank April, has some real sick gap to rails in his part in the movie "YES."

YES. It's Frank April's Full Part from YES. Snowboard TV on Vimeo.

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Skate Thursday: SK8MAFIA -Tyler Surrey part.

2011-12-22T00:00:00.000-08:00

SK8MAFIA ain't new to da game. They're true to da game! Check this Tyler Surrey part from their video.

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Surf Wednesday: Clay Marzo Ripz!

2011-12-21T00:00:00.000-08:00

Clay Marzo has been ripping, check this latest edit.

Clay Marzo - More for me from Heavy Mayo on Vimeo.

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BMX Tuesday: MacNeil in Madrid

2011-12-20T00:00:00.000-08:00

The MacNeil team took a trip through Madrid. Check this edit. It's super well done!

MacNeil UK Team In Madrid from Seventies Distribution on Vimeo.

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Movie Monday: "Alliance"

2011-12-19T09:24:00.000-08:00

It's winter time, if you haven't noticed. If you're above the equator,it's time to hit the slopes! Or...just chill and watch today's movie, called "Alliance." It's a ski film from France. The WW and SVP crews get together as they travel the world from Europe to Japan to USA and back!

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Snow Friday: This is Snowboarding.

2011-12-16T09:10:00.000-08:00

Highlights from the 2011 season. This is Aaron Biittner's webisode. Check it out!

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Skate Thursday: Lessons in Architecture.

2011-12-15T12:14:00.001-08:00

Skaters should have architecture tours. A they rove around the city, they become familiar with every shape, nook, and tranny of a city. A skate video is like a little lesson in architecture around the world. Check out Macau, a city near Hong Kong.

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Surf Wednesday: J-Bay Behind the scenes at Billabong pro.

2011-12-14T08:43:00.001-08:00

Continuing with our competition theme we move from BMX to surfing. Get behind the scenes at the Billabong pro at J-Bay in South Africa.

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BMX Tuesday: 'King of Ground' Series Still Strong

2011-12-13T09:31:00.000-08:00

The King of Ground series is the longest running BMX flatland competition series in history. We caught up with Yasu Takeo, an organizer of King of Ground for a little history lesson of KOG and why it's stood the test of time.

Click play to see a video of what KOG is all about.

DTV: When and why did you start the King of Ground Series?

YASU: Takashi Ito, Kotaro Tanaka, York Uno, Mitsutoshi Nakayama and KatsuSera (Aresbykes co-founder) started the series in 1998. Since theJapan Championship BMX Freestyle contest series, JFA, was over in 1996,young Pro flatland riders had lost opportunities to show their skills, so they ended up making one on their own. I got involved in theorganization in 2001, as I had to retire from riding because of a slipped disc in my back and since then, I’ve been a part of organization.

Graphic design by Koh Yoshida.

DTV: With so many contests shutting down, why do you think K.O.G. isstill going strong?

YASU: We learnt that riders are responsible for their scene on their ownfrom JFA. Our generation started KOG and there were no boundaries between riders and organizers as we always struggled with being short on human resources. Other riders and younger generations havespontaneously supported KOG and the custom has been inherited for over10 years now. Riders pay respect to organizers as many of them runcontests and events on their own. The cycle makes it possible, I guess.

DTV: Can you see any difference between the atmosphere around thecontest today versus 11 years ago?

YASU: At KOG, we were all kids 11 years ago. So everything was chaos,luckily some adults supported us so we could keep contests going atpublic spaces. Now, we got old enough (I’m 35 years old) and have responsibility as a member of society. Now I know the chaos that weexperienced was possible because somebody took the responsibility back then as I do now.

photo by Nao Yoshida

DTV: Where can we find out more about King of Ground Comps?

YASU: It’s pretty much only our website, but I’ve not been able to update itso often. I have more volunteers now for Encounter magazine and theywill update more information about Japanese competitions and events often in the near future at the website, www.sennproject.com, but it’sgonna be Japanese only as few staff speak English… We need bilingualvolunteers as well!

DTV: You just started Encounter print magazine. Why did you decide to dothat and where do you want to take the publication?

YASU: I’ve been to be a part of BMX media over 10 years, but they all went down for various reasons. Actually, I wanted to be responsiblefor publishing a magazine, but I didn’t have enough skills to publish amagazine on my own. At least you have be able to handle all basicstaff as you can’t pay for design, photography and articles in thebeginning. So much work and skills are needed. Since the last magazineI was a part of, Degree BMX magazine, went down the only missing skill for me was layout. I spent 4 years to be able to layout quick enoughand at a decent level. But I was super busy for my real job(programming) at the time. Luckily a company hooked me up andthey understand what I’m doing, BMX, and it suddenly became possible.

I hope I can sell this magazine at a book store, but I have to clearmany handles to get there, like ISBN code is necessary, but hard toget, deadline is pretty strict, etc. I’m pretty much optimist, so Ibelieve that we could get it over soon.

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Movie Monday: "Turbo"

2011-12-12T09:10:00.000-08:00

Today we bring you a ski film called "Turbo". Level 1 follows their crew around North America. From urban adventures to deep pow, these guys bring their brand of freestyle to technical terrain. This video is really well shot! Hit the play button, yo!

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Snow Friday: Midwest Shredfest

2011-12-09T09:01:00.001-08:00

Someone told me that the midwest gets overlooked. Wisconsin represent right here!

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Skate Thursday: Girl and Chocolate Trailer

2011-12-08T10:30:00.001-08:00

Girl and Chocolate are at again. Check the trailer for their upcoming release!

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Surf Wednesday: Icons of Aloha

2011-12-07T00:00:00.000-08:00

The North Shore awaits. It's December and you know what that means for Hawai'i! Sean Moody, Mikala Jones, and Stephen Koehne talk about the anticipation of the North Shore Winter.

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BMX Tuesday: Sick Lines

2011-12-06T08:58:00.001-08:00

Sometimes you just have to sit and wonder how someone can think of amazing lines.This is STEFAN LANTSCHNER. Check it out...

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Movie Monday: "Like Brothers"

2011-12-05T00:29:00.001-08:00

This edition of Movie Monday brings us a skate film from Amrit Jain called "Like Brothers," a video that showcases the talents of the So Cal skate community!Featuring: Shane Jenks, Peter Smolik, Dan Connelly, Robert Santamaria, Justin Guillen, Larelle Gray, Kellen James, Jerry Cooper, Nick Panza, Ryan Stangland, Aaron Artis, Marco Lambertucci.

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Snow Friday: Roxy Refreshments Trailer.

2011-12-02T00:00:00.000-08:00

Roxy has a new snowboard web series coming soon. Looks like it has the top girl snowboarders, heliboarding, big hits, and tight tricks! A lot of fun in general!

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Skate Thursday: Skate Trip to Poland.

2011-12-01T00:00:00.000-08:00

Cirque Belgique is a really cool video series out of Belgium, I believe. This episode features a skate trip to Poland. Check it out now.

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Surf Wednesday: Unbelievable Perfect River Waves.

2011-11-30T00:00:00.000-08:00

If you surf and haven't seen this, check it out now. This river in Indonesia spits out the most perfect waves one right after another!

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BMX Tuesday: Operativ Clothing

2011-11-29T00:00:00.001-08:00

There's a new brand on the BMX scene called Operativ. They dropped an awesome edit, and we had the chance to speak with Josh Suhre to see what Operativ is all about!

DTV: Why did you start Operativ and what is it?

JOSH: What is a key principle that drives us as riders, BMX culture, media, etc? In it's rawest form I think it is the concept of "awareness." It's about looking at your environment from a different perspective, and reinventing it; creating something out of what is "nothing" to many others (who do not see from the same perspective). Everything surrounding the BMX culture that we have created as a collective is rooted in this concept, and that is an integral part of what drives Operativ.

Another person may walk by thousands of handrails in their life and never have the awareness to realize it's potential from our culture's point of view. The same goes for that perfectly level flatland spot, an opening in the woods to sculpt a perfect set of trails, a pool with transition coping that could be drained and turned into an epic spot. A photographer, for example, frames up a great riding shot before someone is even riding it; they have the awareness to see something, and use their skills to create something significant and memorable. It's pretty amazing how our lifestyle really cultivates a "third eye," and encourages us to view and utilize our environment in a extraordinary way. I think it is a much more motivating force for us as riders, artists, designers, etc. than the BS of sponsorship, who did what at what spot, money, etc. Operativ is inspired by these fundamental aspects that define BMX culture, and my goal is to represent our lifestyle in an authentic way; striving to progress apparel with conceptual design, top quality attention to detail, and exemplify the energy, creativity, and community that make BMX magnetic.

DTV: How did you come up with the concept for this video?

JOSH: The video is our first release under Operativ, and features Operativ rider Chad Ring. Chad has been killing it forever and we're amped to drop an edit that he really put in work for and reflects the energy of his riding. Chris Mahaffey is responsible for the filming and editing, and we both worked closely to produce the final edit. I'm very much honored to have Chris on board for future projects with us.

DTV: Where can people find Operativ products?

JOSH: Head over to our online store for all of the latest gear. We ship all over the world on a regular basis: http://shop.operativbrand.com

DTV:What kind of impact do you hope to have in the BMX community?

JOSH: I've always just been so amped to be involved in BMX as a rider and designer, and with Operativ it's really rewarding to sculpt something fresh, real, and have a great initial response inside and outside of BMX. We have such a solid crew on board, all of the riders: Bobby Simmons, David Grant, Chad Ring...Cody York and Chris Mahaffey behind the lens, and great contributors (Jeff Z, Andrew Brady, Devin Feil). My favorite part is the collaboration and motivation of the group. I hope for Operativ to inspire others from all aspects, to push themselves, to appreciate attention to detail, conceptual design, and the shared perspective that tie us together as a community. I think it's something BMX can use a lot more of, and I hope we are an prominent part of representing and taking it to the next level.

DTV: Are there any upcoming plans or things we should know about concerning Operativ?

JOSH: We have a lot of new gear in the works, a few items which will start to branch Operativ out more into the "apparel" side of things. I'm really excited about how product development is coming along and can't wait to share more details. Cody York and Chris Mahaffey are onboard to focus on filming and shooting future projects, which means the rest of us will have more time to focus on design, stacking clips, and getting the crew together for some good times! Thanks to everyone for the unbelievable support and being part of building Operativ.

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Movie Monday: "21 Days Later"

2011-11-28T00:00:00.000-08:00

This weeks movie monday is "21 Days Later." Britain and Ireland’s finest surfers go on a 3 week boat trip around the Mentawai Islands off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia, home to some of the most perfect waves in the world! Besides the great surfing, there's an awesome storyline as well!

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Snow Friday: PBRJ Tour

2011-11-25T00:00:00.000-08:00

Volcom is on tour with their PBRJ tour. Get your stunts ready!

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Skate Thursday: "The Amazon"

2011-11-24T00:00:00.000-08:00

Skateboarder Magazine released a series called "The Amazon." Josh Stewart captures a 3 week trip as Jack Sabback, Jake Johnson, Clint Peterson, Raymond Molinar, Adelmo Juninho and Kenny Anderson sail down the Amazon river for skate sessions and adventures in the rain forest. This is a 6 part series, you can check out the rest of the episodes here.

The Amazon: Documentary Series Premiere Episode from Skateboarder Magazine on Vimeo.

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Surf Wednesday: "Leave a Message"

2011-11-23T00:00:00.000-08:00

Girls rip it up on waves and the crew at Nike 6.0 have put together a great performance surf film. These girls are re-writing the script for surfing and have left their message.

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BMX Tuesday: United Bikes "Downtime" DVD trailer!

2011-11-22T07:47:00.001-08:00

United Bikes has a new DVD coming out soon. It's going to be free. Check the trailer!

United: Downtime Dvd Trailer. from Channel 4Down on Vimeo.

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Movie Monday: "Same Thing Daily"

2011-11-21T07:08:00.000-08:00

Dane Beardsley, a professional BMX flatlander and video maker, gathers a select group of riders that he feels is doing something special with their riding. "Same Thing Daily" is one 4 videos in his series. Check it out....

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Snow Friday: The Gap Session!

2011-11-18T00:00:00.000-08:00

Snowboard season is upon us! We're going to kick things off with a classic film called "The Gap Session." I hope everyone goes out there and learns some new tricks! This film is dedicated to innovation as a handful the world's best snowboarders spend a week at a set up built specifically to push boundaries!

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Skate Thursday: Interview with Amrit Jain of Skate Sauce

2011-11-17T00:00:00.000-08:00

I met Amrit Jain when he premiered his skate video in Hollywood called "Like Brothers." I was pretty stoked when I saw the video because it featured skaters I ran into all the time at Brooklyn Projects skate shop, but never actually saw skate! The production had a good vibe too. Since then, Amrit went on to start his brand, Skate Sauce. I've been seeing his stickers around the neighborhood, so I decided to see what's been up with Amrit lately.

DTV: How did you get into filming skating?

AMRIT: I got into filming skating around 2004. My friend Ryan from Seattle lived in L.A. back then and he was a really good skater. I wanted to film him cuz no one else was. One thing led to another and next thing I knew I was working on my first full length skate video called 'Like Brothers'.

DTV: How has filmmaking changed since you made "Like Brothers"?

AMRIT: For one, the camera's have gone from VX1's and 2's to semi-HD, and then to full HD. If your working with HD it's a much longer process to import the footage, convert it, store it, etc.
The way you drop a video is different as well. When I made 'Like Brothers', Youtube was barely starting. I dont think I put my video on Youtube until late 2007. Now you can release a video on Youtube and if you have the right connects/channels to promote it then the whole world can see it. Or at least anyone with internet and youtube. When you have no money and your passion is creating cool videos to inspire people, then Youtube is a great platform. But you don't always reach everyone. I meet a lot of skaters in the streets around the world who rarely go on the internet. They still use a DVD player and only know of videos through word of mouth/Skate Shops.

I def think its important to hit both Youtube & make DVD's. For our 2nd Full length video we are going to produce only 2,000 DVD's. 500 will be for sale, 500 will go to Skate Sauce Family & Friends around the world, and I am going to send 10 DVDs to a skate shop that supports Skate Sauce in as many cities as I can with the other 1,000. After a month or 2 of the video being out in the streets around the world, then we will start to drop it on our website part by part until the entire video is online. Hopefully that will create the buzz we need in the streets, as well as on the web, without having to spend too much on marketing the video.

DTV: What is Skate Sauce and what is it about?

AMRIT: Skate Sauce is a brand I started at the end of 2008. As an independent filmaker it is hard to get your videos out there with just your name. I knew I needed a company/brand name that I could attach with my videos to help people remember our crew. Skate Sauce was the perfect name. I always wanted to have a company where I could sponsor all my friends without having conflicts (other clothing companies, skateboard companies). We use Sauce when food is dry, I figured it would work with a dry ledge/rail. It needs that Sauce, skateboard wax. There arent any wax companies I know of, so I knew I could sponsor all my friends with no problems.

We have a huge Family of friends around the world. Some are Legendary pro skateboarders, some are Local Legends. I want to be able to grow Skate Sauce into something that can take care of all of us. If we could get it so that we can afford to tour around the world and make videos and live, that would be awesome. That is our goal...anything after that is bonus.

DTV: It seems like you roll deep with the Sk8 Mafia crew. Talk about that affiliation?

AMRIT: Yea, for the record, its SK8MAFIA. haha.

DTV: Oh my bad, SK8MAFIA.

AMRIT: No worries, even the big skate mags get it wrong. But yeah SK8MAFIA and I go way back. I met the owners Dan Connelly, Peter Smolik, and Preebz around 2004. Back then SK8MAFIA had just started. They made a couple boards and tee's, strictly for the homies. I remember going down to San Diego to visit the crew. Dan showed me footage of Kellen James, Larelly Gray, Tyler Surrey, & Wes Kremer when no one knew who they were. I think Tyler and Wes were like 15. I was tripping on how good they were. They all had mad style and crazy tricks! It's been dope to see them grow into the Brand & Family they are today. SK8MAFIA4LIFE!

DTV: Of the films that you have made what is your favorite top 3 productions?

AMRIT: Top 3 Productions I have made? I would have to say #1 is the new full length Skate Sauce video called "Hard Times but Good Times" which we are about to premiere in LA next month. We have been working on it for 4-5 years now...since 'Like Brothers'. It features one of my favorite skaters I grew up watching - Tom Penny. It also features a new Pro who I got to film as he grew into the amazing skater he is now - Vincent Alvarez. Its not the craziest new tricks or death defying tricks...just a dope skate video with good music, solid skating, street, and will def make you jump out your seat and want to go skate!

Check out the premiere of "Hard Times, but Good Times" in Hollywood.

Event Info: https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=197934303614728

#2 is a video I made while Testing out the Canon 7D. Its 3 parts and I cut it to a dope Jay Electronica track. You can see that video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IieFVKiJ95M

The #3 Production would have to be the first and only music video I have made. Hip Hop x Skateboarding: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOEGCIO5nm4 we shot it last minute while I was in NYC, but I really like how it came out.

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Surf Wednesday: "Coasting"

2011-11-16T00:00:00.000-08:00

Where are you right now? Work? Home? Stuck in an airport? In some remote area of the world having the time of your life and just checking in at an internet cafe? Where ever you are, take a few moments and "Coast" south of the border with Josh Kerr and Asher Pacey for some right handers!

COASTING from Matt Kleiner on Vimeo.

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BMX Tuesday: A Connection to the world.

2011-11-15T00:00:00.000-08:00

One thing I have always noted is that action sports is more than just tricks on your bike, skateboard, snowboard, surfboard or motorcycle. Through action sports we can learn about the world around us. This is a Flatland BMX film that introduced a lot of people to the country and culture of Japan. Through action sports we discover each other.

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Movie Monday: "Crusty Demons of Dirt"

2011-11-14T00:00:00.000-08:00

This is the film that set it off for freestyle moto cross and set the stage for the whole Crusty Demons phenomena. Jon Freeman and Dana Nicholson wanted to showcase the lifestyles of these riders off the course and show the 145 ft jumps over sand dunes, houses, buses, everything! Check it out...

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Snow Friday: Girls, Girls, Girls!

2011-11-11T00:00:00.000-08:00

It's snow friday. We got girls, girls, girls.....how can you go wrong??
Girls have been killing it in action sports for a long time and Rebel TV takes us to the snow to see how far the ladies have taken the game and what's in store for the future.
Here's episode one of the new series from Rebel TV.

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Skate Thursday: Josh Kalis and "Brick Layers"

2011-11-10T00:00:00.000-08:00

Josh Kalis has a web series called "Brick Layers." If you want to be schooled in skateboard history, check it out. Professor Kalis kicks the knowledge and brings us up to date on a who's who in skateboarding.

If you want to see more episodes, check them out in the webchannels page.
Category:Skate - Channel: HellaClips

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Surf Wednesday: Name that wave...

2011-11-09T00:00:00.000-08:00

Over the years watching video after video, looking at picture after picture, it seems like you can just look at a wave and know where it is just by it's shape. Teauhpoo in Tahiti is probably the one of the most recognizable big waves in the world....check this XXL Big Wave Awards video. How many waves can you recognize?

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BMX Tuesday: Will Stroud Interview

2011-11-08T00:00:00.000-08:00

Will Stroud has established himself as a main staple in BMX film making. If you're at all into BMX, most likely you've seen some of his work. If not, check out this latest edit made for Monster Energy's Alex Coleburn. Check out big Will in the interview below....

DTV: How did you get into film making and how long have you been doing it?

WILL: I first picked up a camera around 1997. I grew up riding trails here in North Carolina with guys like Chris Doyle, Ryan Barrett and Cory Muth and it seemed like I always got hurt more than those guys back then, so I just picked up a camera when I couldn't ride and would film my friends at the trails. So I've been filming videos for nearly 15 years now which is pretty crazy to think..

DTV: Were there other filmmakers that you looked up to or that inspire you?

WILL: Oh yeah, I pretty much grew up watching videos like Ride On, Hoffman Headfirst and all the old Props videos. I really looked up to the old school video guys like Eddie Roman, Chris Rye and Stew Johnson. It was really cool meeting those guys and getting to know them too. Those guys and a few others are responsible for some of the best classic BMX videos of all time.

DTV: Out of all your films and web edits what are your top three favoriteproductions?

WILL: Well, lately I've been really proud of all the Cinema web edits we've put out this year. My top 3 favorite Cinema edits are:
1) Cinema in PHX - http://vimeo.com/19326361
2) Cinema Sessions with Nathan & Dakota - http://vimeo.com/21048687
3) Cinema x Etnies Colorado Summer Tour - http://vimeo.com/27788506

DTV: Do you make any films that are non-BMX related?

WILL: In the past I have made all sorts of random non-BMX related project like wedding videos, documentaries, training videos and short films. But my passion is making BMX videos and at the moment I have enough work in the BMX video business to get by, which is a dream come true.

DTV: What cameras do you use?

WILL: Nowadays I mostly use my Panasonic HVX-200 with the Century Xtreme Fisheye and a Canon 7d with various prime and zoom lenses. I still have two old 16mm film cameras that I bought in college that I haven't used in a few years along with my Sony VX-1000 that I bought in 1999.

DTV: Sick, I still have my VX-1000 for back up too! What is 9to5 films?

WILL: Nine To Five Films is my video business name so I don't have to put my name on my projects. I'm a one man video production company and that's the way I like it. Sometimes I bring in people to help with shoots but I handle most all of the directing, producing, filming and editing myself. I am definitely more of a filmmaker than a businessman so my goal is to keep the company small and work closely with a few companies like the Greenhouse BMX brands (Verde, Cinema & Duo), Monster Energy, Etnies, Nike 6.0 and a small list of other brands. I'm also the TM for all the Greenhouse BMX brands so I split my time between the video stuff and TM work. Truly a dream job and an exciting lifestyle.

DTV: Are there any upcoming projects we should know about?

WILL: Yeah, for sure. We just did a collab trip for Cinema with the Fiend team in Tulsa and that edit will be dropping in early December. That was a really fun and productive trip and the video should be pretty sweet. We also have a few new Verde edits in the works that I'm excited about. And on top of all that I'll be producing 15 web edits for Monster Energy between now and next summer so I got a lot of trips coming up.

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Movie Monday: "In Search of Roots and Culture"

2011-11-07T00:00:00.000-08:00

This week's movie is a classic skate film from Satori Movement. It's got a real "skate family" feeling to it. In search of roots and culture we find each other....

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Snow Friday: Vans French Snow Team.

2011-11-04T00:00:00.000-07:00

Looks like the Vans crew from France is going all out this winter. Check their clips.

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Skate Thursday: Skate and Create.

2011-11-03T00:00:00.000-07:00

Skate and Create results in some of the most artistic and innovative skate films in history! Here's a throwback from Circa called "Broken Dreams." Enjoy!

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Surf Wednesday: Riley Blakeway

2011-11-02T00:00:00.000-07:00

Riley Blakeway is a relatively new name in film making from the surf community. He has quickly become a heavy hitter on scene with films produced for Analaog and Gravis. His film, "NOW," produced for Analog is considered the pinnacle of his film making career thus far. Check his interview below.

NOW. from Analog Clothing on Vimeo.

DTV: How did you get started in Filmmaking?

RILEY: I've had a camera in my hands for as long as I can remember. I got given my first video camera when I was 11 and I have been shooting like crazy ever since. At first it was just a huge old camcorder that took VHS tapes. I could never get the footage off the tapes to edit but I would shoot stupid shit all day with my friends and we'd all crowd around a TV and watch later that night. Things progressed from there and I got serious after in High school. I eventually dropped out of Uni to make my first film and wrote email after email until I finally got a couple of starts in the surf industry. That then led to some amazing opportunities. Film has always been a constant in my life.

DTV: How long have you been a surfer?

RILEY: I started surfing a little later, when I was about 13. I spent allot of time out of school living abroad when I was 13/14 so I picked it pretty quickly.

DTV: Of the films you have made, what are your top three favorite films and why?

RILEY: My fav films to date would have to be 'NOW', 'Gravis - Sammy Winter at home' and 'Thom - A Portrait of Modern Youth'. NOW I consider the best surf film I have made - It was a huge leap for me personally and career-wise. It also depicts some of the best memories and moments of my life. Thats a huge part of it for me. The Gravis clip is short but definitely a fav. For me I feel like it is my best cinematography to date. 'Thom's film premiered at the NY surf film festival this year. I funded the project entirely myself and it was more pre/post production then anything I've made previously. It's like nothing else I've made and definitely represents a strong evolution in my work.

DTV: What kind of cameras do you use while shooting?

RILEY: At the moment I have the Sony PMW-EX1, The 7D, a 16mm Bolex and a Nizo super 8mm.

DTV: Do you have any film projects you're working on currently or that we should look for soon?

RILEY: Thom's film will be released in the next few weeks and I have just started working on another film for Analog over the past few months. This one is due to arrive early next year!

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BMX Tuesday: Terry Adams and MIckey Gaidos

2011-11-01T00:00:00.000-07:00

Red Bull BMX rider Terry Adams teamed up with film maker (and bmx rider) Mickey Gaidos to create one of the most professional Flatland BMX solo videos in history. Their film, "Dreams," shares the story of Terry Adams' success in his Flatland BMX career . Check out what Terry and Mickey have to say in the interview below.

DTV: What prompted you to make the film "Dreams" and how long did it take youto film it?

TERRY: The film took exactly one year to make the first version. I wanted to make a DVD/Filmthat not only showcased my best riding but also let others see how I accomplished my dreams of being a pro rider.

DTV: How was making this full length film different from all the edits thatyou put out online?

TERRY: The film has a full story with an important message to go with each section. We spent a lotof time on the commentary to make sure my message was very clear to the viewers. Not to mention Mickey put so much effort into filming each riding scene.We wanted to make more than your normal BMX edit. Our goal was to make a movie that your everyday person could relate to in some way. I feel we really accomplished that.

DTV: Which combo took the longest to film?

TERRY: My last trick of the entire film took the longest. It was my "Adams Bomb to peg wheelie to whopper."

DTV: This question is for Mickey Gaidos... Mickey you shot and edited thefilm. What cameras did you use to shoot the film? What piece of equipmentgot you the most stoked when making the film?

MICKEY: I started out shooting with just my Panasonic DVX100A, but two days into my trip to
Japan (and probably 20% into the film) the Panny broke so I had to beg, borrow, and
steal whatever cameras I could, to finish the film. So by the time the film was finished, I shot with the Panasonic DVX100A, Panasonic HVX200, Canon XL2, Canon XH-A1, Sony Z1U, Sony EX1, Canon HV20, and the RED ONE (plus whatever format was sent to me from past events).
The extended version of Dreams which we recently completed, we added additional
content that I shot on my Canon 5D Mark II.

Basically the film is one big camera test and like a melting pot of different codecs. Haha.
The one piece of gear that I was most excited to use would definitely be the RED ONE
camera. At the time the RED camera had just recently been released and I was
shooting the 1st feature film in New Orleans to be shot with the RED. We were shooting
on a weekend and the Director was cool enough to let me take the camera offsite to
shoot a few scenes for “Dreams” in our off-hours.

I was so stoked to take the camera and get some “one-on-one” time with it, shooting
flatland completely Run-N-Gun style with the RED was such a blast.
With the set of Zeiss lenses I had and the resolution/frame-rate capabilities of the
camera, I felt like any shot I could imagine I could pull off. Oh and the RAW codec is
freakin’ awesome to work with in post, its hard to go back to dealing with shitty, highly
compressed codecs in post... cough, cough, Canon 5D. I take that back the 5D matched
up really well to the RED in the extended cut. haha!

DTV: Do you have any more BMX film projects planned for the future?

TERRY: I always have something in the works. You just have to wait and see..

MICKEY: Well for right now we are getting ready for a DVD release of the extended cut of
“Dreams”. I hate all the extended/uncut/directors cuts of DVD’s that are released so I
feel like such a hypocrite for releasing this but we had to get it up to 52minutes for
network distribution (The extended cut of Dreams is available now via network
distribution, check your local listings). However I do feel like this is the film that I always
wanted to make and it tells so much more of Terry’s story. We will be releasing further
details over the coming weeks.

I do have a concept for another full-length BMX project. I learned a lot from the process
of making “Dreams” so I will apply all that I’ve learned from that experience into
developing my next project. I do not want to say too much about it right now, at least not
until I get it further developed.

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Movie Monday: "Bay of the Dead"

2011-10-31T00:00:00.000-07:00

Happy Halloween! This week's movie is "Bay of the Dead." Find out what happens when zombies take over Byron Bay in Australia. The locals battle it out while hitting epic surf with Taj Burrow, Mick Fanning, Bobby Martinez, and more!

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Snow Fridays: Road Tested Season 2

2011-10-28T08:30:00.000-07:00

Volcom's is on season two of their "Road Tested" series. Check out Minnesota in epsisode 2.

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Skate Thursday- New Foundations Video

2011-10-27T00:06:00.000-07:00

Foundation skateboards is having a world premiere tomorrow at thrasher magazine. Check the trailer below.

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Surf Wednesdays: West Oz!

2011-10-26T00:13:00.000-07:00

After seeing this, you gotta start looking up airfare to West Oz. Taj Burrow at the helm...

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BMX Tuesdays: Brandon Cole - Filmmaker and Camera Mount Manufacturer

2011-10-25T08:11:00.000-07:00

Brandon Cole loves BMX and filmmaking. Check his story below!

DTV: How did you get into film making?

Brandon: I started filmmaking when I was 14 years old and made my first BMX video with my dad's VHS camera. This was back in 1985 so we did all our editing in camera. If we bailed on a trick, we would rewind the tape and shoot it over again. When we finished shooting there was an overdub feature on the camera that allowed us to hook a record player up to it and turn our BMX edit into a music video.

DTV: What is Protagonist and what prompted you to start it?

Brandon: Protagonist is a lifestyle brand I started about a year ago as a sort of experimental project that allowed me to combine my two major passions: BMX riding and filmmaking. We are still sorting out what to do with the brand and weather we are going to produce apparel or media but for now it's a side project of mine that allows me to do what I fell in love with as a kid in the 80s: BMX riding and filmmaking.

DTV: What kind of equipment does your company, Midas Mounts, make?

Brandon: MidasMount is a brand of camera support for indie filmmakers by indie filmmakers. We currently make a DSLR camera slider that's been very popular as well as a shoulder mount and some handheld units for DSLR. The brand started when I bought the Canon 7D to shoot the BMX content for Protagonist. My neighbor and I built a shoulder rig and slider in his machine shop and all my friends wanted to borrow it or buy one. I started selling them on Craigslist and, after a few months of developing a better product, a retailer called me saying they saw the slider and wanted to sell it in their store. Almost by accident, I had created a small manufacturing business. Our objective is to support the indie filmmaker if that means making support for DSLR or the iPhone or whatever people are shooting with.

DTV: I heard you incorporate BMX technology into your equipment designs speak about that for a bit.

Brandon: We built the first MidasMount prototype shoulder rig using some old BMX parts - a pair of handlebars and a stem. And the slider is based on skate wheels. Even now, the retail versions of our shoulder rigs and handheld units come with S&M or FIT grips. We want to offer a line of products that filmmakers can afford to own but still produce really sturdy gear. To do that we have to use off the shelf components and so of course I'm going to use BMX parts. Again, just another way to combine both things that I love: BMX and filmmaking!

DTV: Any BMX projects you're working on now?

Brandon: I have been developing a feature film for the last several years that set in the world of BMX riding in New York City. One of the reasons I started the Protagonist brand and started shooting the Protagonist videos is that it gave me a way to develop the feature. The riders in our videos are sort of role models for the characters in the script. I'm just looking for a smart way to get it financed and produced so that it represents the BMX culture properly. It's sort of a bucket list goal for me to get this movie made but it's a great one. I'd love nothing more than to be on set of my own BMX movie really doing the two things I love in a big way.

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Movie Monday: "Invasion 3"

2011-10-24T00:05:00.002-07:00

It's Movie Monday. We got some freestyle motocross to hype up your day. Ben Milot, Travis Pastrana, Twitch, Ronnie Renner and the boys kick it all over the world with big airs and all the stuff you expect from flipping motorcycles!

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Snow Fridays: If you have no mountains, hit the rails.

2011-10-21T09:47:00.000-07:00

These dudes are from Holland. Check their film called "Momentum." They will take you to school on the rails...

MOMENTUM from Tim Schiphorst on Vimeo.

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Skate Thursdays: $90,000 donation to Japan. Yeah, Volcom!

2011-10-20T09:30:00.000-07:00

It's good to see some skate companies are in the position to donate $90,000 to the recovery of Japan. Volcom did just that! Now let's see what other countries could use some help? Check the skate tour video!

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Surf Wednesdays: BIG waves!

2011-10-19T10:23:00.001-07:00

These dudes are down with the BIG waves! What's the biggest wave you ever surfed?

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BMX Tuesdays: Verde x Ten Pack Canadian Tour.

2011-10-18T09:55:00.000-07:00

Verde and Ten Pack got together to make this cinematic trip across Canada!

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Movie Monday: "Create"

2011-10-17T10:57:00.000-07:00

Today's Movie Monday feature is "Create" directed by Shayne Khajehnoori. This film stars Stephen Hearn, Mickey Gaidos, Terry Adams, Bram Verhallen, Sebastien Pospichil, and Gabe Kadmiri. Filmed in the riders usual riding spots, "Create " takes you through the United States and Europe.

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Online World Premiere - Synopsis Skateboards Promo Video.

2011-10-10T15:52:00.000-07:00

October 11, 2011 @6PM (PST) , Diversion TV will premiere the "Synopsis Skateboards Promo" video.

Introducing the Synopsis Skateboards team. Featuring Mikey Chim, Mark Nicholson, Gustavo Morales, and more!A film by Darryl Grogan.