Author Archives: Scott Marceau

Adobe Premiere CS5 Demo

Here’s a little peek into the new version of Adobe Premiere.

OSS ‘Football’ Play-by-Play

Things are a bit slow, so here is nothing new. Sequences that I shot during the filming of the OSS DVD ‘Football’. My camera shoots at just a little over 3 frames per second so pretty much none of these are very usable.

The Bank L.A.

Now I don’t know if I just didn’t get the memo or what, but I am just now learning about this website, The Bank L.A. The design is original but not over-the-top and the content is some of the best on the internet these days. Definitely give it a look.

Push It a Stop sighting

It’s always fun to see a sticker in a photo. It is hard to tell, but that is a Push It a Stop sticker on the upright. I hope the photographer used it to focus on. Photo of Brian Delatorre as seen on Daves Quality Meats.

Winter Sucks

I came across this edit titled “Make the Most of the Summer”. Besides it being a very clean video with exceptional riding, it is a good message as well. I myself was not making the most of summer and now I have been on crutches for over two months. I can feel myself gaining weight and I have never been more depressed. I guess we make mistakes to learn from them. Video from nostockbmx.com.

Allen Ying Spotlight

Allen Ying is a skateboard photographer living in Brooklyn. He is a really nice guy and quite a character. I met him when he asked me to assist in a shoot for Division East skateshop (I actually became a model forĀ one of the shots). I got a couple of responses from him for a spotlight via email. Check it out.

Hood Antics

My boy Rob DiQuattro loves video games and making videos. Also he can do icepick grinds almost as well as I can. Here is the latest installment of Hood Antics, which includes the most impressive riding I have seen in the lifespan of the project.

Rebates on Canon DSLRs

$250 back on a 7D, $200 back on DRebels.

BMX ‘zines

A good write-up on ESPN by Nick Ferreira about the DIY mags still making rounds in the community. It’s nice to see the initiative some people take to create these; I’ve never had the attention span.

Airbag Helmet

Pretty crazy, though I think I’d rather wear an actual helmet. Using the accelerometer technology, this thing would probably inflate if you hopped a small gap.