Micah Yeager: Road to Nowhere Section - PLAY

Vincent Romain (A.K.A. Tiger), 26 years old, now living in Lyon (France) came two weeks in San Francisco, here is an edit. This section will be included in the 87 DAYS Video, available online mid Spring 2012. Filmed & edited by Arsene Jurman. Hardware: Canon GL2, Canon T3i (18-55+fisheye), GoPro HD Hero 2.

Video on Vimeo: PLAY. Music: Throwing Snow – Snow Ghost Breathing My Skin ; Skip The Use – Bastard Song.

Micah Yeager’s part from the Heat Team Video (2006).

Video on Youtube: PLAY. Thanks TexasBlading.

Everyone complained about lack of skating and too many titles so here is mostly skating with no titles.

Video on Vimeo: PLAY.

The Shock Video (Full Flick) - featuring full parts from: Kevin Yee, Derek Henderson, Michael Garlinghouse, Tom Bistro, BJ Bernhardt, Danny Malm, Thomas Mcgovern, John Vossoughi, Tony Rivituso, Casey Bagozzi, Winston Wardwell, Peanut, Anthony Gallegos, Jerm Soderburg, Fallon Heffernan, Hayden Ball & Taig Khris.

You’re about to bear witness to the skill and technique of the present day Hashassins and their art of killing. Sit back and prepare yourself. – Hashassins / Misled Media / Doug Urquhart.

Richie Eisler - Hashassins - Video on Youtube: PLAY

You’re about to bear witness to the skill and technique of the present day Hashassins and their art of killing. Sit back and prepare yourself. – Hashassins / Misled Media / Doug Urquhart.

Will Gordon - Hashassins - Video on Youtube: PLAY

The longest Ramp Jump on Rollerblades (30m, 98 ft 5.1) by Chris Haffey which took place at the Fise Air Marseille (2011) was validated by the Guiness World Records.

Everything About Nothing, a film by Mike Fontenelle, released in 2006. Look out for Mike Fontenelle’s INSIGHT Profile and his upcoming section in the Feel Good Feel (out in mid 2012). Visit Centralfloridarolling.com (link down).

Sections on Vimeo - PLAY: Cody Porche | Trevor Tylosky.

Circa 2003. Filmed, edited & directed by Beau Cottington. Featuring: Dre Powell, Micah Yeager, Robert Lievanos, Omar Wysong, Brian Shima, Jeff Stockwell, Dominik Wagner, Benny Harmanus, Sam Davis, Leon Humphries, Eric Perkett, Mike Albritton, Sandro Brun, Jona Messerli, Mike Murda Johnson, Jon Elliott and more.

PLAY: Vimeo | Youtube.

Soundtrack Listing (courtesy of Rollingvideos)

• Intro: Marilyn Manson – Resident Evil Theme tune
• Dre Powell: So What Records – On da Grind
• Micah Yeager: Velvet Underground – Can’t Take it Anymore
• Razors Europe: Bjork – Army of me (Beastie Boys Remix)
• Razors UK: RJD2 – Smoke and Mirrors
• Brian Shima Intro: John Frusciante – Ramparts
• Brian Shima: Yeah Yeah Yeah’s – Machine
• Mike Murda Johnson: 50 Cent – Heat
• Jeff Stockwell: The Doors – Love me two times
• Charles Dunkle: Lynard Skynard – Simple man
• Omar Wysong: Mf Doom – Charnsuka
• Dustin Halleran / Billy O’Neil: Emanon – What you live for
• Robert Lievanos: Dj Shadow – Walkie Talkie
• Credits: Antonio Carlos Jobim / Joao Gilberto – Garota de Ipanema

WRS Uploaded 2011 - Results - Fan Votes

1. Nils Jansons - PLAY (Filmed & edited by Martins Jansons)
2. Chris Haffey - PLAY Filmed by JC Rowe, Ivan Narez, Beau Cottington & Nick Wood ; edited by Brian Griffin. Song: Jay-z & Kanye West – Niggas in Paris.

Nils Jansons 63.1% (7380 votes). Fan Favorite: $500.00 vs Chris Haffey 36.9% (4324 votes)

Semi Finalist, Fan Votes: Sven Boekhorst (PLAY) Filmed by Dominic Swagemakers, Joery v/d Pol, Simon Goeman, Dick Heerkens & Jan Hoogtijling ; edited Axel van Dijk & Brian Aragon (PLAY) Filmed by Phillip Long, Dre Powell, Max Manning, Erick Rodriguez ; edited by Phillip Long.

Results - Judging

1. Brian Aragon $1,500.00 - PLAY
2. Alex Broskow $800.00 - PLAY
3. Nils Jansons $500.00 - PLAY
4. Chris Haffey $300.00 - PLAY
5. Erik Bailey $100.00 - PLAY
6. tie Sean Kelso - PLAY
7. tie Dave Lang - PLAY
8. David Sizemore - PLAY
9. Mathias Silhan - PLAY
10. Sven Boekhorst - PLAY

Judges Votes

Judging is based on the following criteria (in order of importance):

• Difficulty. Difficulty can be applied to a stunt, line or a single technical trick. Clips will also be judged on the overall situation including; size, run-up, landing, weather, traffic, etc.
• Style. Competitors will be judged on style, confidence, control & speed.
• Spot selection. Submissions will be judged on the variety, type, difficulty and visual appearance of obstacles.
• Production value. Production value includes the filming, lighting, audio, music and editing of the video.
• Character. Character combines all of the above elements and evaluates the submission on overall entertainment and likability of competitor.