Weekend warriors Andy Garcia and Nick Krauer are in the streets every weekend making it happen and getting footage. Whether on the bike or in the bars of Newport these two make their presence known.
This is a raw cut of Jordan Godwins "Honey" section. This video was filmed around 3 weeks in Southern California and Tucson AZ in the winter of 2021. Most people aren't capable of filming a part of this caliber let alone in 3 weeks time but Jordan isn't most people.
When I was filming for OSS we did a big trip to Swampfest. I was supposed to make these BTS videos and some of them ended up being released but for some reason this one, post Swampfest, never was released. Check out 12 minutes of skatepark and street footage from the old OSS squad.
This video came from meeting Sam Jones in person at Battle of Hastings a few years back. I simply said "Come to California and lets film a video" about 6 months later Sam was on his way. It's pretty amazing how things work out sometimes. Thanks to BSD for sending Sam and wanting to work with me in general. It isn't always easy working with new people but Sam was a treat to work with and kept me laughing the entire time. Can't say enough good things about Sam.
There are very few riders who put in as much work as Dan Kruk. Sometimes it feels like the stuff Dan wants to do isn't supposed to be possible but Dan finds a way to make it happen. Take some time to sit down and watch what it takes to make something like Dan's "Honey" part.
When Broc Raiford approached me and wanted to work on a video I was beyond honored. One of the best riders in the world wanting to work with me really meant a lot to me and I knew this project was going to be special. Working with a rider as the client was a new experience for me and honestly Broc couldn't have made it an easier process.
Anyone who knows Dillon Lloyd knows he is one of the most talented riders of all time. When I worked for WTP I put together a video of Dillon that I filmed about half of and Scott Marceau had filmed the other half of.
Back with another lost USL BMX segment. This time with some of the guys from the Secret Bmx shop in Murrieta CA riding the world famous fly out at the Temecula skatepark. What's more relatable than a good flout session?
This video was made this past summer for OSS, as part of my previous employment with them. I turned it in and it never ended up being released for whatever reason so I figured just release it on the channel and get the footage out in the world.
In the summer of 2021 Felix Prangenberg came to my house to film, hang out, and ultimately ride in the Xgames. Over the course of 3 weeks Felix filmed so much footage that we ended up filming the clips that would be "World of Uncertainty" for his sponsor Eclat.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.