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.
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.
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.
It is finally here!
The Long awaited and often delayed follow up to Stew Johnsons Anthem is ready.
I didnt watch the first anthem until a couple of years after its release and it is still one of my favorite videos of all time. You can check out the Pre Order info for Anthem 2 over at Props.
Also check out http://www.anthembmx.com for more info
I am definitely picking one of these up.
So awesome. This documentary was mostly funded by donations, and by the looks of the trailer it deserves the support.
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James talks about his BMX career and making the United video. From our friends at the BMX Movie Database.
“Initial port of the Magic Lantern firmware to the Canon 550D / T2i camera. This version only adds on-screen audio meters, but shows that it is possible to add the film making features that users need.
magiclantern.wikia.com/wiki/550D”
Anyone else using or considering this camera should check out the Vimeo forums at some point for some good info.
I am posting this mostly because you can see my tags on the bridge… also I spotted a Dah Shop sticker in there. Tim Barber runs Tiny Vices.
Here’s a behind the scenes look at the making of a Rip Curl surf commercial made using 52 cameras. Timeslice seems to have the bullet-time technique down to a science.
Push It A Stop 