@reapermachines Yves Marchon has shot a lot of the sickest skateboarding to go down in Europe as you may have discovered in his member interview. It was interesting to find out how he started skateboarding and found his handle on filmmaking but we realised we had more questions about the other standout short films, documentaries, …
@defekt Phil Evans is a skater and filmmaker from Ireland based in Malmö, Sweden. He’s shot a series of experimental, original skate edits, shorts, films and documentaries with skaters independently and for brandsPhil’s films are as diverse and multifaceted as is his perspective and thoughts on skateboarding and filmmaking is itself. Every video he has …
@semrubio Torsten Frank’s filmmaking has defined adidas Skateboarding’s visual output for over a decade. His filming, editing and visual style is unique and really well-defined. His edits always show more than just the tricks that went down but the vibe and atmosphere of the sessions and personality of skaters he shoots. This might be because he’s …
Jon Humphries has shot and filmed some of the most legendary skate moments but it was not by chance. His tenacity and timing to be at the right places at the right time to capture the right shots and make long lasting friendships with skaters he met along the way helped him keep photos rolling …
@don_brown Mike Manzoori’s skateboarding shows just one side of his creative talents but it was his pro career that put him on a path to filmmaking. We were really interested to find out how exactly he made the transition from pro skater to filmer, how he made the move from the UK to the USA …
@danbuckjoyce Trav Wardle is a skater, filmmaker and illustrator who produces documentaries, animations and music videos. He’s got a solid perspective as a filmer and a unique set of opinions on creative production, skating and video making So we caught up with him over Lockdown to find out how he got his first camera, making …
