Jerry.
Some photos from the Spitfire Streetburners Skate Tested. Most of these are of Jerry and friends goofing around, being bored while thinking of spots to go to and a game of s.k.a.t.e. and some in between moments.
MIA Skate shop out of Miami Florida has a deep team full of talented skaters from all over the US. They recently released their first video (should be hitting shop shelves in a couple weeks) edited by the talented Josh Stewart and the DLXSF shop had a premiere.
From the place that brought the world the baguette, taught Henry Miller to be free and a great way to kiss comes Magenta Skateboards. With guest footage from NYC, Boston, S.F. and places in between this video has it all.
From the depths of hell and the asshole of Satan - Canada just got a bit blacker with Witchcraft.
Reynolds and Greco are skate rats through and through. This mess-around footage and other short clips like it are one of the great things about the internet age. We can get sparked off of pros and other talented skater just messing around at a spot straight out of Virtual Reality.
The honoring of Heath over at the Emerica site continues with all of his printed exposure. From covers to ads and random it is all there.
I happened to be looking through the Stereo video pages when THIS popped up. A great addition to the Stereo team if there ever was one.
Part one of a WeSC skate mission through the Portland area is up. Some great clips of Clint Peterson, Tony Manfre, Chris Pastras, Cooper Wilt and Tony Karr as they hit a couple parks. Big fan of the intro. effects and overall editing.
With the release of their newest epic opus, Stay Gold Emerica also released a bit of history. As Templeton explains it's a book featuring photos of the team, filmers and friends on various adventures and missions. With folks such as Michael Burnett, Mike O'Meally, Atiba Jefferson and Ed Templeton providing the photos the content is excellent. Spanning many years the photos show when there were still kids on Emerica. Juvenile and freshed face Spanky and Brian Herman try their first smokes, motorcycles through open spaces, pain of bailed tricks, tourist funny faces and fans all fill the 75+ page book. The only downside to the book is the small button-like device that holds the DVD in on inside cover. It takes some effort to get the DVD back on it. Or at least the copy I was sent. If you have yet to buy Stay Gold, I highly suggest you get the book edition. The photos don't get old after even a few viewings.
