Troy Charlesworth Archives – Page 3 of 5

How To Film With A Fisheye Lens

October 13, 2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-qzuW7pZxE

Have you been getting into filming and you want to learn how to film with a fisheye lens, but you aren’t really sure how to go about it? Lux BMX caught up with Troy Charlesworth to get some tips and examples on how to film with a fisheye lens. This is focused on BMX, but we would imagine a lot of this could be applied to filming other things as well. Take a look!

“If you know Troy Charlesworth you’ll know he has been filming with his Century Xtreme lens for the good part of a decade. Producing a number of full length DVDs not to mention a plethora of web parts. Recently finishing Boyds Locked Down Under part for @Odyssey BMX that you can watch over on their channel. Today Troy is showing us how he gets the most from his fisheye while out filming.
Thanks to Brock Olive for riding in this one!

Film/Edit Tim Storey” – Lux BMX

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Lux BMX “Thats Whats Up” Mix 3

October 10, 2021

Lux BMX have released the 3rd mix section from their “Thats Whats Up” DVD online for your viewing pleasure. Here’s a look at what Raphael Jeroma-Williams, Daniel Johnson, Troy Charlesworth, Liam Zingbergs and more all threw down for this section. It has a pretty chill vibe, but there is no shortage of heat in this one! Take a look!

“2020 BMX proudly presents ‘That’s What’s Up’, a DVD by Troy Charlesworth.
Filmed on location in Perth, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, China and the USA. Sections include; a West Coast mix, East Coast mix, with full sections from Jerry Vandervalk, Nick Kajewski, Mike Vockenson and Liam Zingbergs.
For those who haven’t seen Thats Whats Up, enjoy an epic piece of Australian BMX history.
Here is the third section to 2020’s Thats Whats Up.” – Lux BMX

Flem Banks Jam 2015

September 24, 2015

Although the jam happened about 10 months back, Troy Charlesworth finally released his video from the Flem Banks Jam and we’re glad he did. Check out a ton of great footage from the day giving us a look at the riding that went down along with plenty of good times and laughs. This is what a proper BMX jam looks like!

“Last year I went down to Melbourne for the annual Flem Banks Jam. I didn’t really feel like riding that much, so I picked up my camera up and started snaking clips from Cooper Brownlee. Here’s a little something I made of the day.” – Troy Charlesworth

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Chris Goldring – 30 Minutes to Dark

May 21, 2015

Chris Goldring taking advantage of the golden hour… or half hour… before the sun sets at his local park down in Australia! If you’re looking for a BMX video with plenty of style in it, this is the one for you!

Filmed and edited by Troy Charlesworth

“That’s What’s Up” Trailer V2

April 2, 2014

Troy Charlesworth dropped the 2nd promo video for the “That’s What’s Up” DVD that was just released yesterday! Hit that play button and then go get your hands on a copy right here!

“That’s What’s Up is the second collaboration between Troy Charlesworth and us here at 2020. Showcasing just how solid the Australian scene is here right now, especially beyond the usual stereotype of event riders that world know so well. Featuring over 60 Australian riders plus full sections from Jerry Vandervalk, Nick Kajewski and Mike Vockenson it brings some heavy hitting riding that will more than open a few eyes to the depth of talent residing on these shores.
The DVD goes on sale this week Australia wide through your local, legit BMX source and newsagents for $9.95. It should be hanging out where 2020 sits on the shelf, if your newsagent doesn’t have it, ask ’em to order it through Network Direct Distribution. A HD digital download is available for $4.99 though the 2020 webstore right now (store.2020bmxmag.com.au) and you can also order the DVD thru the webstore. There’s free postage for orders within Australia!
Support independent Australian BMX productions, don’t pirate it and maybe we’ll be seeing more crew putting their heart and soul into documenting this thing we love known as BMX.“

“That’s What’s Up” – Out Now

March 31, 2014

The That’s What’s Up DVD is OUT NOW and available in the 2020 BMX Store for $4.99 (Digital Download) or $9.95 for the actual DVD! Troy Charlesworth put a ton of work into this and I have no doubt that it’s dialed as hell, so go get a copy!

“Thats Whats Up is the second collaboration between Troy Charlesworth and 2020. Following on from the success of Everyday is a Saturday, Thats Whats Up brings more riders, more locations and more riding that puts the Australian scene on the world stage. An insight into both Australian BMX culture and the riding that is progressing forward at an unstoppable rate on these shores and beyond. Featuring over 60 Australian riders plus full sections from Jerry Vandervalk, Nick Kajewski and Mike Vockenson, it brings some heavy hitting riding that will more than open a few eyes to the depth of talent residing here in Australia.
Run time is 38 minutes, plus we’ve packed it with 30 minutes of extra raw footage, our House of Hammers event coverage plus our 2001 video release Road Warriors. A full length film documenting our trip from Brisbane to Adelaide with some of the countries best riders (back then!) and Colin Winkleman.
Get yourself a piece of cutting edge Australian BMX along with a healthy dose of history in this DVD.“

Focalpoint – Troy Charlesworth Interview

March 26, 2014

Cooper over at Focalpoint sat Troy Charlesworth down to talk about the “That’s What’s Up” video and the whole process it took to make it. Definitely excited to see this one!

“We sat down with Troy Charlesworth a few months ago and talked about the up coming 2020 dvd “That’s what’s up”. Get an insight into what it takes to make a solid dvd and how it’s all come together over the past couple years.
The dvd will be available next week via bike stores and newsagents worldwide.“

2020 BMX Magazine – Making the DVD: “That’s What’s Up”

August 21, 2013

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Stoked on this news. It sounds like Troy Charlesworth and 2020 BMX Magazine have teamed up to do another DVD project. This time around they’re calling it “That’s What’s Up” and you can learn all about the project by checking out this interview>… That’s what’s up!