Skaters: Dennis Busenitz, Tim O’Connor, Silas Baxter-Neil, Dave Bachinsky, Benny Fairfax, Nestor Judkins, Lem Villemin, and Vince Del Valle.
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Released: February 2009
More info @ Adidas Skateboarding
Submitted by Coldice4678 on Mon, 03/02/2009 - 01:58.
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Yeah I like skateboarding videos alot, Especially there raw film style and gliding camera movements. But I definitely believe Adidas has made a visual treat with their latest video, showing their skate team travel throughout Japan.
I apologize to skate fans, that there isn't any screenshots of skate tricks, but they happen blur up on the screen captures, so I leave the video to do its own justice.
On this note, the other night I was at the Julien de Smedt (of PLOT) lecture at the gsd, and he explained one of his projects almost entirely in terms of skateboarding, and how it implies a creative use and repurposing of the environment.
Then he showed about 5 minutes of a Rodney Mullen skate video on the big screen. It was pretty awesome.
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Scroll all way to the right,
Scroll all way to the right, and WATCH THE VIDEO.
Yeah I like skateboarding videos alot, Especially there raw film style and gliding camera movements. But I definitely believe Adidas has made a visual treat with their latest video, showing their skate team travel throughout Japan.
I apologize to skate fans, that there isn't any screenshots of skate tricks, but they happen blur up on the screen captures, so I leave the video to do its own justice.
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Plus after doing a post on
Plus after doing a post on CertifiedRANDOM of James Bond's Location Title Cards, I am into that too. The juxtaposition of a cool typeface on top of a photograph, always gets me.
On this note, the other night
On this note, the other night I was at the Julien de Smedt (of PLOT) lecture at the gsd, and he explained one of his projects almost entirely in terms of skateboarding, and how it implies a creative use and repurposing of the environment.
Then he showed about 5 minutes of a Rodney Mullen skate video on the big screen. It was pretty awesome.