Flip UK Demo footage

Here's a nice little find.
This is the Flip demo footage from the Stokeplaza Flip Demo in July 2008.

I filmed all of the long lens stuff and the last trick, with Ewan running things on the Death Lens.

Rad tour.

PS. Ewan - You still owe me a bayo ring.

Michael Sieben's Internet Shack: Season One

This show is so, so good.

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Volcom - United Nations

I stuck this up on the Tweaker blog a few days ago. Old news, I know - but I've just found an embeddable Youtube version.

So...

Volcom just posted their United Nations up over at The Berrics a few days early.
I guess that as their Game of Skate 2 is going up over the weekends, it has pushed stuff like this into a Friday slot.

This clip has a serious list of people – The finally realised best thing ever Dennis Busenitz, David Gonzalez, Aaron Suski, Caswell Berry, Louis Marnell, Little Louie Lopez, Filipe Ortiz, Colin Provost, UK-boy-done-good Ben Raemers, David Gravette, Rune Glifberg, Darrell Stanton, Cody McEntire, Luan De Oliveira, Mark Appleyard.

Make a brew. Watch below.

Doubling up on content. Is that the done thing?

I just put this post up on the Tweaker blog. Figured I'd double post it here as the video is so good...

"Skateboarding for the love of it is so out."

...Was this part filmed PRE-Flip?



If so, that means that Luan came up with this without Ewan and Co. breathing down his neck.

Does stuff like this video part happen anymore without management, PR and marketing (AKA the paid up pro-team/TM, the staff photographer and the employed filmer) giving the skater hell and riding them hard on deadlines, paychecks and cover shots?

You could probably count the amount of times this sort of knockback shit has happened this millenium on one hand. In fact, all I can think of is PJ Ladd.

PS. PurpleTurtleDrizzle - Extra points for filming it off the TV. Lose them all, go straight to jail and don't collect £200 for encoding your username in the top corner of the clip.