Cult Leaders – Daniel Ives from Harry Reavley on Vimeo.

Summer 2010 from Justin Diuhz on Vimeo.

One Minute One Spot with Richie Eisler and Dustin Werbeski from Be-Mag on Vimeo.

One spot/One minute:

Richie Eisler and Dustin Werbeski at Rochdale skatepark in Regina, Canada. August 10, 2010.

Songs:

The Velvet Underground – I’m waiting for the man
Arcade Fire – Wait for it

Background:

Dustin and I were both asked to do “One spot/One minute” for Be-Mag and decided that we would combine our efforts into one. My camera broke down, leaving us with no other option than to film with a Hero GoPro camera. This camera is pretty handy, but also pretty difficult to shoot with. There is no viewfinder and it is tricky to get steady images from such a small device. I think it worked well though. And hopefully it was worth the wait. We were asked to do this project months ago, but weren’t able to get it done until just recently (hence, the music choices). Overall, I am pretty happy with this edit. We both approached our boring old park with a fresh new perspective and had a lot of fun in the process. There is nothing better than a summer evening session with your friends. After living in different parts of the world for the last few years, it has been nice to reunite and shred our hometown again. We are heading to Spain next, so this will certainly not be the last of our projects together.

Be-Mag Questions:

Three characteristics that describe you best: Positive, energetic, open-minded.

Good advice you’ve been given: Haha I don’t know who or how this advice came to me but I definitely tend to follow it: Don’t settle, do what you want, it’s your life and it only happens once.

Current set-up: USD Carbon IIs. Sex on my feet. Ceramic bearings and Undercover wheels for a little nitro boost.

Plans for this year: Moving to Barcelona and living the dream, part II.

Things you do when you’re not blading: Eat, sleep, think, travel, listen to tunes, work strange and varied jobs, make friends, create memories, try to learn an excessive amount, get kicked out of countries.

Reasons to smile: To bring yourself and those around you up.

Inspirations: All forms of art, travel, interesting people, the people around me, my family, myself.

Why do you rollerblade: It’s a lot of fun and makes me really happy.

- Richie

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Three characteristics that describe you best: Eccentric, open-minded, and personable.

Good advice you’ve been given: Don’t care about what other people think. Acknowledge others thoughts and opinions, but stick to your own and be you.

Current set-up: Blacked out Xsjados with Mook frames.

Plans for this year: I am in the process of establishing my fine art photography career, so that’s my number one. To assist that and allow for even bigger and better plans, I am also moving to Spain with Mr. Eisler.

Things you do when you’re not blading: I don’t have a “job” at the moment, but I am always working on my photography in one form or another, while enjoying a lot of good times with friends and family.

Reasons to smile: It feels good. The reasons really are endless & everywhere, just look around with the right perspective and its almost impossible not too.

Inspirations: I find inspiration in almost everything. Bands like Explosions in the sky, artists like Andy Warhol, directors like Wes Anderson, all aside from the million other daily inspirations. Which can come from anything like a strangers wardrobe, a lunch menus design, a conversation with a friend, etc…

Why do you rollerblade: Because I can, and it’s all too good for my body and mind.

- Dustin

LukeWhitney from LukeWhitney on Vimeo.

Profile of myself. Footage is from ’03-’08.

Boom Shocka Locka! from Corey Buller on Vimeo.

So far.. the Canon t2i has been awesome. The footage was piling up and something had to be done. From beginning till now, enjoy! blade or die

Filmed with 18-135mm lens
Filmed by: Corey Buller and Kevin Mendicino
Chopped by: Corey Buller

Southern Motion – Adam Mcmanus from David on Vimeo.

One of my best friends doing what he does best. Blue grass blader steeeeezzzzz

Song:
White Stripes – Girl You Have No Faith In Medicine

Joseph Perez @ Be-Mag Presents Last Man Standing 2010 PRO Competition from Be-Mag on Vimeo.

Check out the full article here:
be-mag.com/article/1481-Last-Man-Standing-2010-Pro-Competition-edit-Write-Up-Results

edit by Be-Mag correspondent Joseph Perez

1st place Mark Wojda
2nd place Brian Aragon

Franky Morales: One Minute One Spot from Be-Mag on Vimeo.

Check out the full article on be-mag:

Conference broadcast, august 2010 from The Confrérie on Vimeo.

A bit late but better late than never, here is the new conference broadcast with:
Joe Atkinson, Nicolas « mushroom » Schopfer , Stephan « das » De Freitas , Martin Van Drunen,Alex Burston,Sean Knight, Cj Wellsmore, dany molinari,adrien anne and daniel prell!!

theconference.org

Sam Tuffnell Loco from JAMES SHARP on Vimeo.

Filmed in one week, on a little trip around Devon and Cornwall with the boys.

90 SECONDS/DAILY/SEPTEMBER/2010 from Revolution Skateshop on Vimeo.

When we started listing skaters we wanted to feature a 90 Second Edit with – Ryan Daily was one of the first names that came up. Ryan has a style all of his own. His humble demeanor makes you appreciate his skating even more. He skates fast, and his spins are clean and crisp. We actually got him a skate sponsor, something most skaters dream of having at some point. Ryan calmly declined, and said no thanks. He skates solely for his own enjoyment, pure and simple.

-Revolution Skate Shop

Popularity Contest 2010 from Brent Volk on Vimeo.

Amateur:
1, Alexandre Sauvé
2,Tommi St-Amand
3, Robin Tremblay

Pro:
1,Benedict Chevrier
2, Jc Battle
3, Jean-Luc Painchaud
4, Maxence L. Valade
5, Gabriel Sirois
6, Marc-André Pélan

Compétition Jonquière from Jonathan Soucy on Vimeo.

Brandon Weller’s January Skatebarn Edit from Bander Saleh on Vimeo.

Filmed & Edited by: Gavin Fitch
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