Cree is v good at skateing. His last name only has one ‘e’ in it.

9TO5DigiMedia and FP Films is proud to present the 4th installment of the Future of Rollerblading series. We were able to film with some of the most legendary bladers in the game along with some of the new generation of shredders in NYC, California, Atlanta, North Carolina, Las Vegas, and Spain.

F.O.R. 4 is out! you can support the project on Sellfy.

Cameron Talbott visited Europe in February. Together with Cavin Brinkman from 035 he stacked his first full Rollerblade® video part. The 30-year-old shredder laced tricks left and right on his Solo Team skates. During some downtime from filming we were able to get in a quick Q&A time.

Interview & Photos on Rollerblade.com. Photo: Greg Mirzoyan.

Edited by Wolfgang Appelt & Michael Saile.

After traveling around when I could for the last two years from Florida, the Carolinas, Texas, and California, I have finally gotten to the point where “Moments” is near completion and I couldn’t be happier with how it’s all coming together!

Everyone truly gave this project 100% effort and with that being said I want to say that any proceeds in the first two weeks of the VOD launch I am going to spread out to everyone with a “Full Part”. Keep your eyes peeled for an exact date coming soon. – Brandon Anderson.

Filmed by Kaspars Alksnis and Konstantins Makarovs. Edited by Nils Jansons. Colour correction by Martins Jansons.

NEW Cork Blade edit featuring Patrick O’Sullivan serving up some hammers. An Irish veteran twenty years deep with the last section dropping over a decade ago under John McEvoy’s Play. Beastin! Enjoy! - Morgan Lynch (FB).

I never would have thought putting on my first pair of skates when I was 12 that I’d still have a set on when I was 31. This sport has completely changed my life ; given me a set of close friends that I can count on for life, brought me on countless trips around the world that have so many fun memories and shaped a large part of who I am today.

Someday when my kids make the mistake to call me uncool I look forward to pushing play on these videos and saying ‘oh yeah, can you do this?’ Enjoy! – Patrick O’Sullivan (FB).

PS: big thanks to Morgan for convincing me to dust off my skates and give it one more go as well as filming and editing this for me, and Gary and Brian for chipping in with some filming as well, much love my brothers!

The inline skating world lost one of the most passionate and talented skaters. it saddens me to make this video about Carlos alexandre.

But as one of his friends and someone who respects him the way I do, I know Carlos would appreciate it.

Carlos Alexandre was the Angola inline skating champion and one of the most active skaters in Africa, pushing skating everyday and trying to get more kids into the sport.

Rest in Peace Carlos! I know, you know , we all know you are up there looking for all us. Miss you already. - Ricardo Lino

I HAD to get a new setup. The 72s were fun, but I’m pretty sure I can get a lil’ more outta my roller toys. – Guamtek.

Winterclash is definitely one of the most important weekend for every inline skater out there. As for me, it is most possibly the one date in the year I never want to miss out on.

Thanks to my good friend Bachir Benchagra, my friends and me could get to the Netherlands one week before the Winterclash took place to chill and skate. Since I couldn’t resist but bring my camera with me, this is the result of one week filming with bladers from all over the world! – Michael Witzemann.

Cameras used: Sony A6300, Panasonic HVX200. Main Camera: Michael Witzemann. Additional Cam: Bachir Benchagra, Brian Breuss, Bobi Spassov. Cut: Michael Witzemann. Artwork: Michael Peralta. Music: Masta Ace – Born to Roll, Gorillaz – Double Bass, Scott Holmes – Barricade, Big L – Platinum Plus ft. BDK, Yshwa – Looking at my Blunt (instrumental).