Featuring
Flo Marfaing
JP VIlla
Graham Thoms
Max Barker
Sandro Bertolucci
Nabil Slimani
Victor Pellegrin
Julien Merour

All of this footage was shot for other companies that have put out this footage in various edits. There was a period when I was in Barcelona when a big time filmer got sick and I was called to cover for him while the Blaze Supply Team was in town in full effect. It was a heavy ball to pick up but I managed to make it happen and made a ton of new friends in the process. I had a lot of fun filming all of this footage even though I wasn't allowed to use it for over a year. Every session was still homies vibes, really positive and heavy skating even though some of homies I was skating with are among the top pro's in Europe. This footage shows a rare and amazing opportunity that exists for people who are ready and willing to work. Shot of the Lumix GH4.

Meet Skate Dad, out to raise the best contest skateboarder the world has ever seen by any means necessary.  

This short film by Danny Mullen touches on some important aspects of skateboard in a clever and outrageous way. Some words from the creator himself.

I think it was just wanting to tap into skateboarding' history a bit, because to me no other sport had so interesting a past. But also, I'm kind of fascinated by the growing split between the pros who drive Mercedes and live in mansions and the pros who can't even pay all their bills. "Pro" doesn't really tell you much about a person's status in the industry any more. And while the big money kids can be pretty cheesy and easy to make fun of, I do get and respect their choice to secure their future, so I wanted to defend that subtly too with the Osiris rant and the popsicle stick thing.

Recently we got an email from Lefthouse skateboards with this video in it, it was very out of the ordinary so we thought it would be a good post. We have a small interview posted below so you can hear about the company from the man himself, a super rad dude with a lot of history! Enjoy!

So could you just tell us what the company is about, how it started and where you see it going?

After a horror story of glitches on his vx1000, Alex Horton managed to collect the good clips and put together this longer edit titled "XGAMESMODE" which just premeired at the HOUSE OF VANS in Chicago. This video features some rather notable parts of Sean Davis, the tech reflex master, Famous Smith the rapper-skater who put out the controversial "Take Off That Thrasher" Track, and the infamous Tylor Horton who has grown well from a small child skating large handrails into a steezy young adult that is throwing down serious bangers with an effortless style(and some raps too). The usual gang from Horton's videos plus many more can be found in the friends section which has a few levels to it.

The friends section has a bittersweet ending however, featuring never before seen footage of their early departed friend, Josh Kasnicka to whom the entire video is dedicated. It is always tougher than ever to lose a friend, especially in skateboarding where we see our friends so much in person or through social media, so the absence is heavily noticed. But not to get so heavy, enjoy the video and hold on to the good times.

VInce came in hot with a video part that's short and sweet. One that makes you replay it a few times because there's no filler, only solid tricks. This part is from a full length called "Transient" shot by Will Reimer. One thing that stands out about Vince is his confidence in his late shuvs, he'll just throw a late shuv over or into anything like its a normal trick. On top of the late shuvs though, he's got this overall robust skate-anything kind of style that allows for a ton different tricks. One thing that can be said is you probably can't predict his tricks, there is always a surprise coming. 

We've been seeing more and more clips of these guys skating around Oak Park spots, I grew up there it's always cool to see what the younger generation is cooking up. We watch Mario Romero  @romero1346 and Nelson Arroyo @sosa245 cruise some suburban spots in this short stylish edit. These kids remind me of when I was starting except their videos are much more professional looking. Filmer and owner Issac Villagomez @villafilmz has been behind it all. We expect to see a lot more from our boys ar Numeric. They have a clothing line! Give them a follow! @numericskateboards

Graham hittin' us with the heat in Paris! Stay tuned for more of this guy! Follow him at @looflord on insta! He's in Panama city at the moment, getting live!

The pretty videos are unbeleivably turnt. The latest is no execption. Banging skateboarding mixed with the most lit B-ROLL and hood tracks, there is nothing like these videos.