A couple of the AOTC guys have come up with a cool new little video project. Basically, they consist of five 5 second clips from either our iphones, or maybe some leftover footage from one of our DLSR’s. Combine those clips with a 5 second intro, and you’ve got the 5×5. CB Coombs came up with the concept and films a lot of the random iPhone clips. Chris Zeppieri puts most of them together, and Adam Spitalny did the intro art, which in my opinion is pretty sweet. I think it’s a cool idea, since not all the clips are riding based. It’s really a short look into the “behind the scenes” of AOTC. Check them all out here.
Category Archives: Art
New Contributions
Hey, I’m Lucas D’Angelo, and I’m going to be writing up some posts for Pushitstop. I do a lot of video work, mostly as a filmer/editor for AOTC among other things. A little bit ago, my good friend Chris Saunders posted a piece on here about the Personal Photography project, so I decided to write up a short piece on the Personal Video Project, which I posted to the AOTC site. However, it seems like it would be more at home here. To keep from reposting an entire article on a different site, you can read the original post here. Enjoy!
Mr. Oizo says lenses don’t matter and the 7D is shitty.
Mr. Oizo, who apparently is also a filmmaker, explains his reasoning behind his choice of gear.
Color Vision Acuity Test
Fun little color test… I got a 30 but I could have sworn I had it perfect
The End of Kodachrome
Brian Tunney made a slideshow of some legendary slides that were shot on Kodachrome R.I.P.
The LightLine of Gotham
“Introducing ‘Light Lining’ to the US. A technique of projection mapping 3D content. Working in collaboration with Vimeo to conclude the Vimeo Festival and Awards, the Frank Gehry IAC HQ provided the perfect canvas for our transformation of sight and sound.”
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.
The Selvedge Yard
Still feeling horrible from my ankle injury as well, I’ve got plenty of roaming time on the internet. This was spotted over at defgrip, and seriously stole 30 minutes of my time before I realized it. From vintage Playboy to ancient tattoo art, there should be something you can enjoy as well. It’s full of interesting photos and includes great information about them as well.
One article that grabbed my attention was called bikes-bikinis-beer & beach. It details bike week in Daytona Beach, Florida quite a few years back.
Push It A Stop 