Archive: Darrell Stanton
With Ryan Gallant in Barcelona on a winter Spain mission, 2005.
Archive: Heath Kirchart
Shot in the desert while filming Heath's intro for Sight Unseen in 2001. I can't remember if I shot this or if it was Heath's friend Bob (yes that Bob). Both of us were using my camera that morning.
Pocket Camera: Mind Field tour
I was on the Mind Field tour for a few days last August and shot this video with a pocket digi camera I'd just bought. It's an awesome little device that shoots both stills and HD (kind of a lo-fi HD). I never had any intentions for the footage- all of the good stuff (especially skating) was shot with bigger cameras and is currently being edited for the Workshop site. Also keep a lookout for full article in an upcoming issue of the Mag.
Archive: Fred Gall
Freddy in the back of the van during Alien Workshop's Trisect tour in 2002. I believe that's Wenning in the foreground.
Sammy Winter
Sammy Winter is one of my favorite skaters to come around in a while. Hailing from OZ- he's an ultra cool dude and an amazing ripper. Gravis just posted some footage of Sam that he filmed a while back with Aussie lensmen Su Young Choi and Chris Middlebrook. Sam also just returned from the Cliché Gypsea tour, so sit tight for more to come...
Arto's Banger
A regular companion on this summer's skate missions, Arto's pup Banger recently broke a leg while trying to jump a gap that was a bit beyond his abilities. It comes as no surprise that this young Saari knows no fear, but he's healed up and doing fine now (for those concerned).
Lost Polaroids
While cleaning the office I recently found a box of polaroids (RIP) that I thought were long gone.
All shot during the summer of 2004, I believe. Click below to see them all.
Duane Pitre
While out east on a filming trip, I was luckily able to help Duane Pitre with a visual piece for a live show he preformed in Brooklyn. If you've seen Mind Field then you know Duane's music- it was used throughout the video (including Heath's ender), as well as for the DVD menu itself. His show was a two song 30-minute solo set with visuals projected onto four walls above. To learn more about Duane's music you can visit his site, or to have a listen you can visit his myspace. For those of you who don't know, Duane is also an original rider for the Alien Workshop.
NYC
Out here on a quick trip to do a little filming. Here's some photos from the first few days...
