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.
Watch some of the outtakes and raw footage from Jordan Godwin's "Ravage" video part that I made last year for Eclat. All filmed over 3 weeks in March 2023. I had just gotten a new fisheye lens for my camera when Jordan arrived so it only made sense to try to break it while filming for this project. We got pretty close but luckily I am still using it.
During the pandemic Dan and I participated in a couple of online video contests and I honestly feel like the footage was overlooked despite Dan placing well in the contests. I always felt like the level of the footage wasn't truly appreciated for what it was because it was for online video contests that a lot of people must have not paid attention to.
Another USL segment that never saw the light of day with the end of the brand. This one was filmed near the end of USL and was sitting on a hard drive until now. I am originally from the midwest and it will always have a special place in my heart and the riders there are amazing and need some more shine. I am proud of all of these guys and am happy this is out in the world!
After Madera fell apart in 2020 I assumed that this whole video would never be on the internet in its entirety. I decided to say screw it and post the whole thing. One of the songs from Elstran's part needed to me muted to fit the copyright on YouTube so ignore that if you can. This was my first full length video I ever had the pleasure of creating and I am proud of it.
This was originally supposed to be segment on USL(RIP) with the "Thank You" boys from the 951. Not sure If "Thank You" is still an active thing at the moment but this day was too fun to stay unreleased. Featuring Jack Hennicke, Nathan Buechler, Joul Buechler, Tyler Veatch, Bryan Wilson, and Beau Harmon.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.