Night Moves Part II. Shot in Sydney, Australia. Featuring Rian Arnold, Josh Nielsen, Alan Dick, Scott Crawford, Josh Butler, Craig Brocklehurst, Toby Yau, Cj Wellsmore, Dom West, Gav Drumm & Tien Nguyen. Music: Timecop.

Night Move, Part I (2017) - PLAY.

Gav Drumm’s section from Vine St Chapter 2. The full video is still available on Sellfy ($10).

6 years on from Vine St Chapter 1, we are proud to present the second instalment: CHAPTER II.

Starring: CJ Wellsmore, Rian Arnold, Gav Drumm, Tien Nguyen, Robbie Pitts, Alan Dick, Matthias St. John, Josh Nielsen, Craig Brocklehurst & Cam Wesson. Running Time 50 mins. Directed, Filmed & Edited by Dom West. Visit Dom-west.com.

The Bondi section from Vine St Chapter 2, the full video is available on Sellfy.

The Republic of the Union of Myanmar may seem like one of the last places on earth you would choose to go for a skate trip. A once isolated state with a history of military rule, having only opened up to foreigners in the last decade, the world’s perception of Myanmar is polarised.

Despite the country’s checkered political history and continuing internal conflict, amongst the melting pot of religions and cultures exists a thriving group of rollerbladers. Follow the equally colourful crew that is Gav Drumm, Joe Atkinson and Mathieu Heinemann as they uncover this unique scene and skate some of the most untouched terrain out there.

Full Film available on Sellfy: Sellfy.com/p/Cw7A/. A Film by Dom West. Produced by Vine St Cinema. Starring Gav Drumm, Joe Atkinson & Mathieu Heinemann. In association with Myanmar Skate Association.

Previously: Blading Burma (2018) by Dom West - Teaser 1.

The Republic of the Union of Myanmar may seem like one of the last places on earth you would choose to go for a skate trip. A once isolated state with a history of military rule, having only opened up to foreigners in the last decade, the world’s perception of Myanmar is polarised.

Despite the country’s checkered political history and continuing internal conflict, amongst the melting pot of religions and cultures exists a thriving group of rollerbladers. Follow the equally colourful crew that is Gav Drumm, Joe Atkinson and Mathieu Heinemann as they uncover this unique scene and skate some of the most untouched terrain out there.

Full Film available on Sellfy.

A Film by Dom West. Produced by Vine St Cinema. Starring Gav Drumm | Joe Atkinson | Mathieu Heinemann. In association with Myanmar Skate Association.

OnSomeHomie Edit just sk8ting on some for da heart and soul. - Miguel Ramos.

More Media: Avalancha (2018) - Trailer.

Shot over the course of two years across Barcelona, Lyon, Paris, Mallorca and the Canary Islands. Featuring: Adriá Saa, Alex Burston, Chris Dafick, Gavin Drumm, Kåre Lindberg, Leon Humphries, Matty Schrock, Marc Moreno & Tony Cheetah.

Filmed by Marc Moreno, Teles Angel, Adriá Saa & Leon Humphries. Visit Wacho-distro.com.

The Blading Cup 2017 - Official Edit by Jeff Kolada.

I produced this year’s official edit for the 2017 Blading Cup in downtown Santa Ana, CA. Some of the best aggressive rollerbladers in the world were there to throw down and hang out. Really great event, thanks to Jon Julio, Jason Reyna and Miguel Ramos for putting on this awesome event, and all the bladers for putting up with me cutting them off all day! - Jeff Kolada.

The Blading Cup

• 2017 Winner: Gavin Drumm (full results).
• 2016 Winner: Anthony Pottier (full results).
• 2015 Winner: Alex Broskow (full results).
• 2014 Winner: CJ Wellsmore (full results).
• 2013 Winner: Alex Broskow (full results).
• 2012 Winner: CJ Wellsmore (full results).
• 2011 Winner: Brian Aragon (full results).

The last “big” contest in America happened this weekend in Santa Ana, CA. I missed filming the open comp the first day and my battery was dead during the bladies & OG’s competition… Sorry homies. I got a good portion of the rest of it though.

Everyone should try and make it next year, I was really surprised by the diverse turn out. I normally expect a CA comp to have a majority of people skating in it to be from CA, but there were just as many international dudes in attendance. Now that I think about it, there were a lot of surprises with this one.

Pro’s skated the comp (rare), there were a ton of booths set up showcasing all the latest and greatest (powerslide, RZRS, themgoods, dead, etc), the heats didn’t excessively run over the time limit… Wow. It was actually run really well. The after party was located right above the competition at a bar called Native Sons. If anyone from there reads this (they won’t) thanks for putting up with rollerblader shenanigans…

The Feet 4 premier happened next door to the competition at “The Frida” cinema. We packed this place out, hundreds of us cramming into this tiny theatre. Lonnie Gallegos showed up fashionably late with the video that was finished maybe 30 minutes prior to viewing, haha. Really great video, the place was full of cheers. The video will be available at Blackfabric.bigcartel.com.

I always make fun of California (because it’s the hub and i’m jealous), but they really put on a good time this weekend. It was welcoming, well organized and constantly exciting. You should go. I’m going to start going every year. Love y’all. - Cody Sanders.