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ESPN recently moved Brian Tunney from his office in New York to Los Angeles. Before he left, he got one final session in at his spot in Jersey City, New Jersey. Dane Beardsley filmed some clips for this new edit. Still have no idea how flatland works…
Music: “Just Blow Don Quixote! Blow!” by Vague Angels
Here’s a line that Brian Tunney filmed the other night. I want to see a full edit out of him some time soon. That would be awesome.
Brian Tunney dropped a few clips from his session last Sunday. I can’t even begin to explain how this all works.
Filmed by Dane Beardsley
Filmed and edited by: Brett Rohlfing
Ryan Flesh talks a little bit about the shop he works at, and also throws down some solid clips for this new edit on ESPN. Here’s a few words from Brian Tunney about it.
“Ryan Flesch is a BMXer/bike shop manager from the Central Florida area, and he sure knows how to throw down long icepick grinds. Recently, filmier Brett Rohlfing took the time to catch up with Ryan and learn more about his position as bike shop manager, and also catch some new clips from Ryan. This is Ryan in the Flesch. Bad joke, sorry.”
Brian’s section from the “Same Thing Daily 2” video that came out a year ago. You can check out the rest by picking up a copy at SameThingDaily.Blogspot.com.
Brian Tunney is one of those guys who I think is a real good model to follow when it comes to working in the media side of the industry. Brian has had all sorts of jobs from being a pro rider, contributor to magazines, judging contests, and even some time as a team manager. These days he’s full-timing it at ESPN handling their action sports content. I figured it would be cool to find out a little bit more about his line of work and get a little background on how he got to where he is today. As you can see above, Brian decided to drop his latest part from the dvd “Same Thing Daily 2” to go along with this, so don’t forget to check out the rest of that video. All right, here’s what Brian has to say…
Name: Brian Tunney
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Came across this gem on Twitter this morning thanks to Brian Tunney. Adam Kun pulling the first ever upside down tailwhip. No, not a flipwhip.. a hop whip that’s upside down. Just watch the video already.
