skate and create : 6 videos

Here is a little part of Jojo hitting floripa on his road to destruction around the world, gnarly stuf as usual, Jojo is a maniac

Here's the official winning video entry for Skate & Create II from etnies. Intro by Terry Snyder, etnies Art Director We aired out a lot of ideas leading up to S&C, but it was Mike Manzoori's dream sequence storyboard filled with a cardboard city that had us sold. It fit what we wanted to do visually, the photos and video would be equally striking, and it was ?do-able.? The props were lightweight, mostly recycled, the unknown obstacles could be styled to match our set, the video had a beg...

Intro by Mike Blabac, DC Shoes Staff Photographer Basically our idea was to re-create cities by simply printing our black-and-white backdrops, and make the supplied obstacles look like real skate spots. We kept everything really simple to the point of being ghetto at times not to overproduce it and make it as skate as possible. I shot some DC catalog portraits a while back in front of black and white backgrounds and decided to shoot a few skate photos in front of them for sh-ts, and I thou...

Here's the official video entry for Skate and Create II from C1RCA. Intro by Dennet Oyanguren, C1RCA Creative Director The Broken Dreams concept was to put together a short film about skateboarding achieving a few different things. One was to put skateboarding and the viewer in a different environment than normal. The other was to have the team put together obstacles that they would like to see and session out in the real streets, that are good for tricks, as well as challenging and in...

Intro by Matthew Deak, DVS Art Director What you see is what you get. If I were to explain it in the most basic of terms, there was a stack of wood and there was skating. Doubles to be exact. The best part about skateboarding like all other forms of activities that can be elevated to art, is obviously they are open to subjective discussion. No ?good? and ?bad? or ?yes? and ?no?, but a lot of interesting things between the extremes. And no matter what ideas I had, the real answers lay in the...