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Here’s a DIALED video we spotted over on Can You Dig It from some of the sessions and good times going down at James Arneson’s backyard paradise. Amazing trails, a couple ramps and plenty of room for a party. Hit play to take in some damn good riding, a good tune and plenty of good times.
Filmed and edited by Zach Krejmas
The crew over at Freedom BMX have released their latest One Dude One Day BMX video featuring Miguel Smajlji getting down at the Boost Skatehalle! Miguel reps Sunday Bikes through Kunstform over in Germany and it’s easy to see why. This guy has a clean style and knows all about grind combos, stretched no handers, nose balance, tailwhips and more. Take a look as he puts in the work for a full day leading to this dialed BMX video.
Donovan Allen hit us with a link to his section from the “Keep It Rolling” full-length video that he produced! This section has a real chill vibe, with some unique and creative uses of spots and riding in general. If you like what you’re seeing, you can watch the full video right here — “Keep It Rolling” Full Video
You can’t go wrong with a properly filmed BMX video. Here’s one featuring Brandon Semenuk that Rupert Walker put together. Watch as Brandon goes to work on a couple of spots and skateparks around Barcleona, Spain. Excellent riding and amazing film work. Cannot go wrong by checking this out!
“Inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.’s speech, ‘Street Sweeper’, 1967.
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Rider: Brandon Semenuk
Film/Edit: Rupert Walker
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Animation: Scott Waraniak
VFX: Dan Gaud
Audio: Keith White
Photography: Hector Saura
Music: Snake Eyes (Instrumental) – The Earth and Arrow (Licensing through Marmoset Music)
Voice Over: Martin Luther King Jr. – Street Sweeper Speech”
There’s been a couple of guys up in Canada that have been producing footage like mad lately, and one of those guys is Ky Brisebois. It looks like the work is paying off because he just got picked up by 1664 BMX. Here’s is official welcome BMX video that’s packed full of damn good riding. Hit play and take it all in!
“This is Ky’s first official 1664BMX part. This was filmed over the past 4 months through out the rainy winter months in Victoria, BC.
Derek Morgan held down the editing, and filming duties for this. Dealing with rainy, windy, cold, low light winter conditions on most sessions while working on this project its safe to say the boys put in work, and it shows! Enjoy, and welcome to the squad KY!
Filming/Editing – Derek Morgan
Additional Filming – Rayden Wickop, Tristan Sweet
Music – Bones “D-19”, “What ever you do don’t look him in the eyes””
Scotty Cranmer dropped his latest webisode, which gives us a little behind the scenes look into a trip that Scotty and Trey Jones took to Arizona to film for the Vans video, along with filmers Justin Kosman and Collin Mackay and Vans TM Jerry Badders! Take a look and see what they have for you in nearly 30 minutes of footage! There’s even a few Adam Banton guest clips, along with a number of other people they crossed paths with during the trip!
“I am back in Arizona for the 2nd time in 2 weeks! But this time I was in Arizona on a filming trip for th Vans BMX video! The team has been filming for the past year to get the best footage that we possibly can for the video! On this trip I meet up with Vans filmers Colin Mackay & Justin Kosman and fellow Vans rider Trey Jones! Follow us as we go to some iconic spots and give you an inside look at what is involved in filming for a video part! I take you to some of the spots where we filmed at and give you some insight of what is going down but without letting the cat out of the bag! This video is going to be amazing and I am so proud of my part so make sure you go buy it on Itunes in June for the release!”
Here’s one that Javaun Crane-Bonnell sent through featuring Justin O’Connor riding some of his ramps, ledges and setups at his families farm, along with some skatepark and street action/ It’s definitely safe to say BMX really ruined his life, haha.
“A short film about the addictive nature of bmx. Starring Justin O’Connor and created by Javaun Crane-Bonnell
Rigging done by Charles Bonnell/JLB/Justin O’Connor
Produced by the O’Connor Family
Dedicated to Matt Aaron Barchus-We love you
FS100/Ronin/Tokina 11-16/Canon 50 and 85”
Here’s a rad BMX video featuring Roman Klooshs putting in some time on a bunch of street spots. Roman has a good eye for a unique setup and has some what of a Tate Roskelley style that leads to some interesting clips. Take a peek and see just what we’re talking about!
