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Alex Nunez “Signature” Profile Sneak Peak / IRollNY COW

This is quick cut from Alex Nunez latest profile in “Signature”. Available everywhere (online store). Thanks to my girl for helping me film the intro.

Signature Dvd: Premiere

The Signature World Premiere NYC edit held at Anthology Film Archive. This edit covers the nights event which showcased rollerblading on the big screen.

The edit was filmed and Narrated by Ray Mendez at the Signature DVD World Premiere Feb. 21st in NYC. The edit was produced by Jason Staine of Rolling Film Media. The audio track was created by NYC Legend Jon Ortiz.

Previously:

• Alex Nunez (NYC): Signature Interview.

We went great lengths on the final day of our NYC trip to shoot, print, make, and execute this wheatpaste advertisement.

Corner store was closed, the Kinkos was 14 CITY blocks away, location one was aborted, and we were all too blacked out to execute.

Billy disappeared and I had no idea who the lookout was. All in all, fucking awesome! Check out the how to, and the night of ruckus below!

This is a quick over view, via iphone video, of how we made the wheatpaste, shot the ad, and what the printouts look like.

Behind the scenes of a drunken last night with Billy in Manhattan. We had gone out to Continental for shots and then karaokeeeeeee until 4am. Too done to make things straight, sloppy execution on the cop watch, but 9 minutes and we were done. NOT how you should do it. *Don’t do this at home… :-)

Via Starurethane.com.

Related Post:

• Street Artist Wheels (March 15th, 2010).

Tri-State Skate Shop, located in Hillburn, NY, is the only rollerblader-owned shop in the New York area.

In honor of Tri-State Skate’s growing success over the past year, several big names in the rollerblading industry came to show support for their first anniversary. That included people such as Mac from Razors, Ramelle Knight, Ryan Many, Angelo Ferrer, Tim Franken, John Stephens, and the iRollNY crew.

As if this turnout wasn’t enough, Razors and Sunshine Distribution sent WRS World Champion Brian Aragon to give recognition to shop owner Greg Kieffer, an acknowledgment for his outstanding dedication and success in this growing industry. On March 7th 2010, all who attended the session welcomed Brian Aragon with open arms. Here’s some pictures from the session.

— Sam DeAngelis.

• Check the Tri-State Skate First Anniversary on One.
• Tri-State Skate One Year Anniversary Article and Photos by Ryan Loewy on IRollNY.

IRollNY, Brian Aragon Clips:

Last Saturday a huge session took place at Drop-In skatepark in honor of Tri-State Skate’s one year anniversary and Razors pro Brian Aragon visited and took part in the session.

Though Aragon was still suffering from a groin injury from BCSD he was still lacing his usual stunts. Luckily, Joseph Perez of iMagyne That filmed a quick clip of Brian Aragon for this week’s Clip of the Week. Thanks Joe!

IRollNY, Bonus Clips:

Featuring Brian Aragon, Jose Henriquez, John Stephens, Rafael Herrera, Ramelle Knight, and Tim Franken.

Filmed by Craig Benabu during the Tri-State Skate one year anniversary session held at Drop-In skatepark this Saturday.

Art of Rolling Magazine is proud to announce the release of our new website ArtOfRolling.net! As you all may know, New York City has been emerging in the skating scene as a center for freestyle rolling and a powerful network for skaters worldwide. With the help of web master Marcus Oliveira, we have constructed a user friendly website that allows instantaneous access to New York City’s best freestyle rolling talent. With updates on AOR’s on goings in preparation for each issue, we allow our viewers exclusive access to photos and video of the action before it is released in our magazine.

We also give our viewers free access to all AOR’s past issues as well as featured articles that are exclusive only to Art of Rolling Magazine. On top of all this, we also allow access to our newest branch of Art of Rolling Finger Skates on our finger skate website where you can purchase your very own AOR Fingerskates. Essentially, our new Art of Rolling Magazine website will give you first dibs on New York’s growing influence in the industry and the skaters who make that happen!

Bonus: John Stephens huge 3 trick line in the Bronx

Getting out to the Bronx is no easy task but when ever John Stephens says he has a stunt in mind, We try our best to make it out there and get some coverage.

With Ramelle Knight and Ralphy Herrera with him i couldnt have asked for a better team. They gave John the support he needed in order to pull 3 crazy stunts into one line.

Anyone who has been to the Bronx knows about the steep stair cases out there. John showed no fear and rode down the stairs like he was on a ski slope. We mange to put a mini edit of the line, But keep tuned to issue 7 for full picture coverage of the day.

This edit features one of NYC‘s most talented rollerbladers, Alex Nunez.

Alex talks about what it was like filming for his profile in “Signature” and talks about his own personal skating.

• Check the Video in HD Streaming.
• Signature NYC Premiere.

Valo4life coming 2010.
Check the Video in HD Streaming.

Rolling Film Media is proud to present its first major video release featuring Jeff Dalnas, Alex Nunez, Mark Wojda, Tim Franken, Dan Breuer, John Bolino and an unforgettable montage covering many of the top rollerbladers in New York City.

Plus you’ll also get introduced to the skating of Ryan Many and “Crazy” Pat Bernat all filmed in HD.

This DVD also features tons of bonus footage captured thought out my many travels. Scheduled to be released for the Bitter Cold Showdown. Any inquires: Rollingfilmmedia@gmail.com.

Check the Video in HD Streaming.

I spent a day following busy photographer and magazine owner Angelo Ferrer around New York City. – Rolling Film Media.

Also features a sneak peep at the Pier 62 skatepark. A typical days work for the Art of Rolling.

Song: Classified – Unexplainable Hunger.

Chauncey Jenkins ripping the streets of NY. filmed during the spring/summer 09′.

A Personal Remembrance of Brian Scott:

Cozmik wasn’t apart of just one family or just one community.

He was, and still is, apart of our family and our community.

Brian’s presence was so strong felt that there is not one skater in New York City who didn’t know who we was.

He was easily recognizable among others by his hair and the wristband he always wore. His talent and progression is something we all took notice to. [...]

Check the Article on IrollNY.

ROLL IN PEACE: Brian “Cozmik” Scott:

If everything went the way we wanted, then Brian Scott would have continued to impress the skaters around him and would have eventually established himself among the long line of great skaters in NYC.

The title “great” has been thrown around a lot in NYC, but I think we need to look into the word “great” and compare it to Cozmik and see what the two had in common.

Cozmik was a great friend to many, and made great jokes, he had great skating skills, and had a great inner personality.

He was grateful for what skating had done for him, and skating was grateful for what he has done for it.

When it comes down to it, “great” may be an understatement.

The word we are looking for to define this great human being may not even exist.

If we as fellow skaters felt his presence this strongly then imagine the family that was fortunate enough to have known him for years… [...]

Check the Article by Angelo Ferrer on Believeinone.com.

FLATBUSH (WABC) — An argument outside a coffee shop erupted into a deadly triple shooting in Brooklyn.

Brian Scott Jr. was killed in a hail of bullets inside a restaurant on Park Side Avenue.

Check the Video on ABClocal.
Thanks Jan Welch.

Brian Scott-mini view:

Brian Scott aka cosmik, Brooklyn (NY).

Shot with canon xha1 on sd 16×9 mode and edited on fcp.

Psyko Clothing is a new clothing company from Brooklyn (NY).
Thanks Joshnyc.

Ale Velez profile:

Visit psykoclothing.com.

Check some urban artworks by Plasma Slugs, a blader and urban artist from NYC. Link

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