Started by a wave of motivation in the earlier NC spring days, this one became a bit of a challenge to finish after work/travel picked up and some editing procrastination set in due to not setting a deadline for myself.
Ambient footage from a handful of sessions between late February and early March 2024. While shooting this, the presence of the upcoming spring season really helped me uncoil physically and mentally. It's funny how much of an impact a little consistent sunshine and warmth can have, even amidst battling a few tricks.
A collection of footage shot over a week and a half in early February 2024. Shot entirely in North Carolina. Luckily winter here is super mild, but it feels like it's dragging forever this year. Shooting this video was a nice excuse to get out and battle the remaining days of early sunsets.
Raw edit of the first day of Swampfest 2024 in Waldo, FL.
A compilation of 2 years worth of Instagram clips, repurposed into a raw YouTube video. I shoot most of my Instagram content with a regular camera at either a 16:9 or 4:3 aspect ratio, then crop it vertically for reels. This video showcases a lot of those clips in their original state.
In October 2023, I traveled to Woodward West to shoot an amateur park event organized by USA BMX. They also put on a professional event that I wasn't obligated to shoot, so I shot it for fun.
A look at what went into making my latest self-filmed video part for @CultCrew. I wanted to show the whole process, start to finish, including plenty of footage that didn't end up in the final video. The footage is almost entirely chronological, shot between December 2022 and May 2023 in North Carolina, Maryland, and Oklahoma.
TOUCH THE BOTTOM. So smooth... always makin' it look easy...
I spent several days at Camp Woodward this past July and took some time seeking out the most mellow spots at camp to shoot this. There's just something special about the PA countryside.
Solo cruising and the sights/sounds that come with it from a handful of spots around North Carolina's Triangle region.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.