Months

(3:27) Mark Mulville has been in Pittsburg for a few months, Bobby Valentine (welcome to pittsburg) captured some trails, street, kareoke, and some extras you will have to see. running time... more >

(3:27) Mark Mulville has been in Pittsburg for a few months, Bobby Valentine (welcome to pittsburg) captured some trails, street, kareoke, and some extras you will have to see. running time just over 3min. Video credit by Bobby V. < less

(1:55) Element TV brings you an exclusive Nyjah Huston part in this weeks episode, #82! Last summer Nyjah released two full length video parts in Element's "This Is My Element" and éS footw... more >

(1:55) Element TV brings you an exclusive Nyjah Huston part in this weeks episode, #82! Last summer Nyjah released two full length video parts in Element's "This Is My Element" and éS footwear's "éSPCIAL." What he's been doing since is evident this month with a full interview in the newest Skateboarder and an exclusive video part here.. stacking footage and photos while traveling the globe and holding down in Puerto Rico. < less

(0:53) You know when you are a kid and you see a bad slam, or remember someone as being the best skater in town? Then years later you see the footage again (or the skater) and they are... more >

(0:53) You know when you are a kid and you see a bad slam, or remember someone as being the best skater in town? Then years later you see the footage again (or the skater) and they are nothing like you remember... The slam was soft, the skater was fat and can barely ollie. I was worried that this was the case with this Hosoi slam from a 1985 Mt Trashmore contest. My good friend Dave Messick filmed this, and I'm pretty sure he is the only one that did. He originally showed me the footage around 1995 and I was blown away...You see, Hosoi just didn't slam like that! Especially when he was doing his trademark airs on the edge of the ramp. I called Dave a few months ago to dig it out of the vaults, and it was just as good if not better then i remembered!! Enjoy this piece of history! < less

(4:25) Here is a short video I made as a school project for my Participation In Government class three months into my senior year of high school in 1991. We were allowed to pick our own top... more >

(4:25) Here is a short video I made as a school project for my Participation In Government class three months into my senior year of high school in 1991. We were allowed to pick our own topic so of course I picked skateboarding. If I wasn't riding my skateboard, then I was watching a skateboard video and this eventually made me curious on how they were made and wanting to make videos myself. I had already made a video entitled, "Say Cheese", before this school project so I already had a head start. I already had filmed some skate footage of my friends so I went out and shot the couple of interviews out on the street and the interviews with my friends to complete the filming. I edited the video on two VCRs and borrowed some type of audio mixer from Radio Shack from a friend to add in the music and narration (all in one take). Total rig job. In typical school project fashion I waited until the last minute and made the video the night before. I didn't even have a fresh, blank VHS tape to turn the project in on... I submitted it at the end of one of those Vision NSA contest videos from 1986. I turned the project in on time and the next day in class my teacher made an announcement that she was going to play the video for the whole class. I was like, "oh shit!", everyone already hated me 'cause I was a skater, "now they're really gonna hate me." So, the video was played and people dug it and were kinda impressed I think because they we're reacting to the skating while it played and asked me lots of questions after. The point made in the video (is there even one?) is pretty poor but my teacher rewarded me with an A+ due to the fact that I actually made a video. All the other students just handed in crummy charts and graphs. She even played it for all her other classes. I win. Skaters in the video are: Eric Shugats, Joe Cassenti, Larry Ransom, Stan Knight, Chris Fritton, Chris Crenshaw, Mike Drinkwalter, Andy Gulkin and Salman Agah. Written on the VHS tape label: P.I.G. VIDEO SKATEBOARDING: IS IT A CRIME? LARRY RANSOM PARTICIPATION IN GOVERNMENT PERIOD THREE NOVEMBER 1, 1991 < less

(3:24) On February 9th 2008 Steamer Lane, Santa Cruz, CA went off with double overhead surf. All month "The Lane" and all the best NorCal surf spots were getting great waves from storms in ... more >

(3:24) On February 9th 2008 Steamer Lane, Santa Cruz, CA went off with double overhead surf. All month "The Lane" and all the best NorCal surf spots were getting great waves from storms in the North Pacific. "The Lane - February 2008" features the original surf tune "Jettylands" by KennyandtheSkull. < less

(2:41) Marcos Luke, learning to skate, surf and motocross. This is an updated version of Marcos' first video on S.O.D. The surfing and motocross are old clips from last summer and the rest ... more >

(2:41) Marcos Luke, learning to skate, surf and motocross. This is an updated version of Marcos' first video on S.O.D. The surfing and motocross are old clips from last summer and the rest of the clips are from about 4-6 months ago. We will make a new video soon, as Marcos has improved so much, since this footage was taken. Thank you for watching and thanks to all of you for your positive comments. < less

(0:30) I filmed this about five to six months ago. This was his second try for him on this line. And i threw this together in about two minutes,using the super gay Windows Movie Maker,since... more >

(0:30) I filmed this about five to six months ago. This was his second try for him on this line. And i threw this together in about two minutes,using the super gay Windows Movie Maker,since Vegas isn't working on my laptop right now. And the video quality is shitty but,i could care less < less

(6:37) Rest In Peace, Dad (1948-2003). Happy Father's Day. This has been finished for a few months now... Enjoy. Thanks: God, Family, Friends, Sponsors, and you for watching. God Bless, ... more >

(6:37) Rest In Peace, Dad (1948-2003). Happy Father's Day. This has been finished for a few months now... Enjoy. Thanks: God, Family, Friends, Sponsors, and you for watching. God Bless, Joe < less

(2:12) Over the course of the month of May, the Volcom skate team posted up in an apartment in Brooklyn, NY with the sole purpose of skating epic New York spots. We decided to team up with ... more >

(2:12) Over the course of the month of May, the Volcom skate team posted up in an apartment in Brooklyn, NY with the sole purpose of skating epic New York spots. We decided to team up with the boys over at Fuel TV to bring you a 30-minute show on our trip. The show is called, "All The Days Roll Into One" and will premiere on Fuel TV on October 20th at 8 pm - this is the first of three "teasisodes" that we will be releasing every other week until the premiere of the show. Music by Birds of Avalon. < less

(2:44) Filmed for profile and UGP as well versa this summer and BK came up with the idea to do a full slider edit, there are hundreds more, but these are the ones that i did in the last few... more >

(2:44) Filmed for profile and UGP as well versa this summer and BK came up with the idea to do a full slider edit, there are hundreds more, but these are the ones that i did in the last few months. Filmed by tri-pod, BK, < less

(1:56) About a month ago, Vans BMX Team rider Gary Young got the call from BMX Plus! Magazine to orchestrate a cover shoot for their 30th Year Anniversary Issue. Vans tagged along to film v... more >

(1:56) About a month ago, Vans BMX Team rider Gary Young got the call from BMX Plus! Magazine to orchestrate a cover shoot for their 30th Year Anniversary Issue. Vans tagged along to film video behind the scenes of the photo shoot so you can see the whole process. < less