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Footage from the past year of skating figured it was time to get it out there
Skating from Nick Orena, Alex Karayannis, Fabian Rubio, Julian DiVietro, Bobby Sullivan, Mike (nugget) Fischer, Joey Lunger, James Mandato, Glenn Jersey, Kyle Sola, Billy Meslin
Main camera – Bobby Reichel
additional filmers- Alex Karayannis, Glenn Jersey, Bobby Sullivan, Fabian Rubio
music – common: blue sky
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Skating from Bobby Reichel, Sean Grossman, Glenn Jersey, Pat Mcelhinney, Vinny Torres, Neil Diskin, Kyle Sola, Austin Sullivan, Andrew Albarracin, Alex Karayannis, Johnny Ramirez, Dave Herrera, Fabian, and Justin Brasco.
Filmed by Glenn Jersey, Sean Grossman, Austin Sullivan, and Bobby Reichel.
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Check out the latest from Cesar Macay and Ryan Many. Featuring skating from Val Vera, Steve Cortez, Hector Gonzalez, Danny Figgz, Ramelle Knight, John Stephens, Christian Delfino, Kyle Sola, Ryan Jacklone, and Abdiel Coldberg.
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“The following piece is a project that was brought forth by Pratt student, Christine Santanastaso for her senior thesis entitled: Roll Series which is a display of conceptual Jewelry conceived and complemented by the culture of rolling. Christine’s final works will be on display as well as this visual piece at her upcoming show. Further details below” – David Toro.
“Through rolling, abstractions are created on various surfaces through movements, memories and shapes. The idea of this collection is to communicate the relationship the body has with static objects when they are being used as a catalyst for movement. The visual contrast between the weightless body of the skater and the stagnant materials surrounding them is translated into wearable objects that represent the kinetic qualities of street skating. This body of work is a result of a series of abstract formal studies into the visual relationship between a moving figure and static, decaying architectural lines, planes and volumes. This collection of jewelry celebrates this beautifully balanced relationship that is showcased through the art form of street skating” -Christine Santanasto.
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“Evotek crew was awesome enough to sponsor the best trick contest at the New Year’s Eve skate jam this past year by giving away $100 of their own personal money. Drink, skate, have the best time, and win a $100 just by doing what already comes natural to you? Dope. Truly a fun filled event that even I myself wasn’t expecting. There are some clips thrown in the mix just out of humor. Don’t take offense, it was for the sake of fun. The following footage consists of everything that was thrown down in rather subsequent order that lead up to the finale of the BT contest. Neil Diskin’s name is spelled wrong in the edit so apologies for that” – David Toro. See the previous photos and edit from the box jam here.
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“This little piece I consider a low bow of gratitude for what rollerblading has given me for so many years, and what it continues to offer me. I find that even though life catches up to you and interests often change, I find myself always glancing back. This is also a big cheers to the guys that are rollerblading’s future, some of whom clearly prove it on a daily basis. Many of these legends I now consider friends. Thank you to everyone who was part of my little school project which I was fortunate to show at BAM Cinemas in Brooklyn” – Andrey Piontkovski.
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“So I decided to film some of the tricks that went down during the Lets Roll NY sesh last night. Bladers in the video are Montre Livingston, James Perez, Kyle Sola, and some other dude (haha sorry man.. dont know your name.) Filmed with my iPhone 3gs” – Victor Vizcaino.
An overview of the step by step process of the prototypes. (Click to enlarge)
One of the most talked about subjects in the past month or so is the prototype skates that creator Kyle Sola has been working on and showcased during The Truth 2 premiere. The project has been underwraps to most but now Kyle gives an exclusive look into the USD prototype skates he has been working on. Not only is Kyle creating a new boot but also a new frame concept that looks amazing. Get more info and see more pics from Kyle Sola after the jump.
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The Truth 2 premiere last Friday was definitely a great event to witness and be apart of. Earlier in the week, Cesar Macay sent some great photos of the crowd and I posted up some behind the scenes photos of the premiere via the I Roll NY Facebook page. Today photographer Andrey Piontkovski sends us some skating photos from the premiere. You’ve seen the crowd, now see the tricks! As well, Yesterday I received the word from one of the main coordinators, Austin Paz, that there will be an official edit from the premiere some time soon. In the meantime check out all the great photos that Andrey took. (more…)
Summoned aka 456 is a Long Island, NY based film by Michael Silvestri and Kyle Sola that was created in 2005. The video features sections on Trevor Johnson, and Justin Buff with footage from Kevin Barchi, Kevin Kuczinski, and Alex Karrayannis. The video was released on DVD during 2005 and may be uploaded in it’s entirety soon. Thanks to Kyle Sola for the upload.
