{"id":316034,"date":"2021-04-06T09:03:57","date_gmt":"2021-04-06T09:03:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.nocomplynetwork.com\/?page_id=316034"},"modified":"2023-11-04T07:33:08","modified_gmt":"2023-11-04T07:33:08","slug":"julien-januszkiewicz","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nocomplynetwork.com\/julien-januszkiewicz\/","title":{"rendered":"Julien Januszkiewicz"},"content":{"rendered":"
@leovallsconnected<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0Julien Januszkiewicz is a skater and filmmaker living in Bordeaux who has been capturing standout French creative skate feats for over a decade. First out of necessity to film his brother Ben\u2019s skate shop, Popular Skateshop’s team but later as a passion when he discovered an urge beyond filming his skate shop’s extended family and his friends. He went on a mission to try to document the tricks of legendary French skaters, visiting pros and talented skaters he met on his skate trips around Europe, the UK and US.<\/b><\/p>\n As Julien delved deeper into skate filmmaking his drive and ability to shoot skaters in the Bordeaux scene grew heavily. As a result he’s acquired a unique taste for production and also sculpted a personal vision and vested interest in skate visual history.<\/strong><\/p>\n So after watching his collection of well produced skate videos, we had to hit him up to find out how he produced his Bordeaux Exposure videos and we learned that not only is he planning on releasing the third instalment in the series – Bordeaux Exposure III – but that he is active in the new development of a city-wide skateable street architecture project in Bordeaux itself. <\/b><\/p>\n So after finding out he has got a new video in the works and that he is supporting the Bordeaux skate scene in front of and behind the lens and talking about his skating, his skate videos, and also the music and art that he really enjoys, we asked him to be a member and Julien was down to join The No Comply Network. <\/strong><\/p>\n So right after that we had a long chat about what motivates Julien to film and edit skateboarding in black and white, how he got his first board, growing up in France as a skater, watching 80s skate videos, his memories from the 90s and the iconic skaters of the era that grabbed his attention, his thoughts on 411 Video Magazine, his current camera setup, his first video Days&Nights, meeting JC Leuvrey, London, skating in France and across Europe, filming Bordeaux Exposure I and II, his plans for Bordeaux Exposure III, filming with Leo Valls and Vivien Feil in Bordeaux, Glen Fox, Magenta Skateboards, his inspirations and influences, Wu Tang, Madvillain, Dan Wolfe, Colin Read, Dan Magee and Leon Was Here and of course, his favourite videos, styles, photos, artists, spots and music of all-time and much more.<\/strong><\/p>\n Read Julien’s interview below to find it all out for yourself.<\/strong><\/p>\n Julien: Photo by Kenny Adoua<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/h1>\n
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