By now a lot of you have seen this, but for those of you who haven’t you should definitely check it out. Absolut Vodka teamed up with director/photographer Danny Clinch to produce a 15min documentary about Jay Z, his life growing up in NY, and the days leading up to his show at Madison Square [...]
The Tenth Anniversary of the Bicycle Film Festival is going down this week in NY and we are giving away 5 tickets to the BMX program that we helped curate! You can check out all the info for the BMX program that will be showing this Saturday the 19th here and you don’t win free tickets [...]
Remember Now is a short film directed by Karl Lagerfeld to promote the new Chanel Cruise line. The story line – an old rich guy hanging out with a bunch of young models dancing around a partying all nigh… The substance of the film may be very light, but it’s beautifully shot and after watching this [...]
PIXELS by PATRICK JEAN. This film has been all over the net for the past few days, but I just gave in to watching it today. It features NYC being taken over by Tetris, Space Invaders, Donkey Kong etc…. Pretty rad!
Check out some great photos “NO digital” from Kajioka. via Tokyo Camera Style.
Travis Collier just finished up a commercial for MacNeil that he was working on with filmer Mike McKinlay. The theme was riding in the city at night and they got to work with Tyler Weiss from Goldtooth Creative on the audio. It’s pretty dope because Goldtooth is a studio that did a large chunk of [...]
Defgrip is teaming up with the Bicycle Film Festival this year to help find, pick, and curate the BMX portion of the festival. We have lots of info about the festival, submissions and we even put together a video to promote the whole thing, so keep reading to get all the info and make sure [...]
The second part to the Say Mayday‘s feature on Alex Klein is online! You can check out all the info on the series, as well as part 1 here, and keep reading to watch part 2.
The Birth Of Big Air is a new film by Spike Jonze, Jeff Tremaine, and Johnny Knoxville about Mat Hoffman. “Mat is awesome as shit, so we decided to make a movie about him.” The film is part of the ESPN 30 for 30 series, documenting monumental sports figures and moments from 1979 – 2009. [...]
Kids and mixtapes. How many times would you record your favorite songs off the radio on to tape. I definitely have stacks and stacks of tapes that are probably still at my parents house in a box somewhere…
NFFTY is a youth oriented Film Festival that happens each spring in Seattle, WA. This year, Nike 6.0 got together with NFFTY to add an action sports category. The film festival is perfect for all the kids that make or have made BMX videos and all you have to do is be under the age [...]
Everyone loves a little bit of Lomo and Holga photography, so I know you’ll enjoy One Day One Shot, a collection of photos from ‘Kay’. Along with the great selection of Lomo shots and few Holga’s there is also a good mix of photos from other cameras like a Mamiya 645, Smena 8m, and a [...]
I stumbled across Valeria Lazareva‘s work through a maze of image blogs. I don’t remember where I found the photos, but thankfully they were properly credited with a link right back to the photographers website. With great colors, interesting subjects, and intriguing composition it was easy to spend a long time looking at each photo [...]
After we posted on the Fantastic Mr. Fox book by Pentagram last week, we got an email from Christopher San Agustin letting us know a great behind the scenes video covering the making of the film. The video touches on the work flow during shooting and has a bunch of great shots of the sets [...]
Check out some awesome photos from Mike Robinson. Mike shoots with a bunch of film cameras and recently finished his website. The site is super simple, but I really love the navigation on the Photos (1) page where someone is holding a different camera for each section…. So if you click on the photo of [...]
Ride UK has an interview up with Richard Forne (who I called Richard Wilson last week… but I think his name is Richard Forne Wilson. At least that’s what his email said. Anyway…), the Nike 6.0 media apprentice winner and the filmer/editor who was responsible for the Owain Clegg Carhartt edit we had on the [...]
Jordan Malama and the guys at Say Mayday have a great series going on called Shotwell. We linked up to the first series they did on Nick Ferreira a while back on Vimby, but they’ve since gone out on their own producing a piece on Kyle Emery-Peck (that I swear we posted on, but can’t [...]
Cameras With Out Cables is a website dedicated to collecting the work of BMX and skate photographers who shoot film. The end goal is to publish a book, but for now, they have a nice selection of film posted on their blog. If you shoot film, you should send some of your photos their way [...]
Tim Brown and Christopher Hewitt recently posted their video for Hecq Vs Exillion’s track, “Spheres Of Fury” to the delight of vimeo heads all over. This video is so gorgeous it’s seductive. The colours are mind blowing and it has great energy throughout, definitely a dope looking piece of work. But here’s the real kicker [...]
I was just in Bratislava, Slovakia with my wife Michaela, visiting her family. Michaela was born there and lived there until she was about 10, but hasn’t been back in something like 15 years… This was my first trip to Slovakia and the first time meeting her family over there. They couldn’t speak much English [...]
Kyle Scully is a Vancouver based photographer who shoots a lot of fun point and shoot film. Check out some of his work after the jump.
Photographer Chad Moore just updated his website and got a blog going (look for it in the top right corner).
Nike 6.0 has two new commercials, featuring Garrett Reynolds and Nigel Sylvester, that ran on NBC and FuelTV during the Portland Dew Tour. They are both for the 6.0 Clothing campaign and go along with the photographs by Todd Selby that we got a preview of a few weeks back. The spots were created by [...]
