Ozone Skatepark Spring 2013 Edit

Filmed and edited by Tom Lipani. Starring Ariel Surun, Trevor Johnson, Sean Grossman, Joe Lee, Alex Nunez, Tom LiPani, Angel Ortiz, and Christian Delfino.

Slickest Blader Competition Edit

First competition of 2013 went down last night at Oil City skatepark. Filmed the semi finals and finals. Apologies to any competitors that I missed while filming. Hope you enjoy the quick quality coverage. Filmed and edited by Jerry Shepardini.

Full results and Youtube / Mobile version after the jump.

In Case The World Ends Montage

A collection of footage that we were holding onto for no particular reason. Might as well use it before the world ends. People still edit to dubstep? Featuring Sebastian Michalski, Dave Ngo, Sasha Sergieiev, Jordan Baez, Trevor Johnson, Austin Croteau, Damian Michalski, and James Perez. Hopefully you’ll still be alive to enjoy this. Filmed / Edited by Regina George.

Youtube / Mobile version after the jump.

The Second Annual NYC Street Invitational

Providing full coverage from the very beginning of the first heat of the first round, to the very end of the finals. I Roll NY presents, the second annual NYC Street Invitational.

Youtube / Mobile version after the jump.

Trevor Johnson King of Queens Be-Mag Interview

Photo, intro, and interview by Ryan Loewy.

It is known, without question, that New York is one of the most celebrated and active scenes in rollerblading. It has produced a plethora of companies, talented skaters, and competitions that have left a major impact on the rollerblading community. Competitions, in particular, are the one catalyst that I believe really brings people out and draws the blade community closer together people come out to show what they’ve got and, at times, unconsciously, to support each other, which in turn, unifies the scene as a whole. Young guns and old timers, all age ranges, colors and creeds come out, all for the love of rollerblading. So when I heard that Trevor Johnson was putting together a new street competition in Queens, I was inclined to ask him a few questions and help spread the word. I sat down with Trevor to talk about the need for another street competition, how he got the idea, who he’s working with, and more, all resulting in a testament to the fact that New York truly is one of the greatest scenes in the world. Full interview on Be-Mag.

Who’s involved?

The concept of throwing a comp was originally my idea, and who better to help me out then IROLLNY’s own Craig Benabu? So I hit him up and he seemed down, we discussed it for a while and decided, “Hey lets just go ahead and do it”. Jon Morciglio ended up calling me and was very into the idea of it all, so I said, “I’d love for you to be part of it too”, and basically it all just sprung from there.

How did the whole idea come about? Would you say it is in response to a fear that we might not have events such as Last Man Standing and Billy’s NYC Street Invite? I mention this only because, inevitably, that is what I first saw this as, as it has been a concern of a few people about whether or not Victor would have another LMS, or if Billy would be able to pull off another Invite (with last year’s having such a large magnitude of an attendance, as well as pulling the various permits to run the event).

Well it all came from me not hearing or seeing any comps or anything real street related happening or in the works thus far this year in NYC, or the surrounding areas, and I’ve always wanted to throw a street only competetion of my own. I have no fear that we may not have any other comps i mean the more the better as far as im concerned,I just wanted there to be atleast one good street comp; NYC deserves it and its such a good time and atmosphere to do it.

This is your first time doing your own comp, how has the process been so far? After going through it all (although it certainly hasn’t even begun, but just out of curiousity), do you want to make this an annual event?

No, I don’t have any plans on making it an annual event but things may or may not turn out that way. So far it has been a really fun process, Craig has really taken this and blown it up like I knew he could, I wouldn’t be able to throw it without him; market it,get all these sponsers, etc, as well as Jon Morciglio he helped out a great deal too.

Source: http://be-mag.com

Trevor Johnson “Dinner Clips” Edit

“This edit is brought to you by a chill session in Queens, NY that turned into a line frenzy. Trevor Johnson, now residing in Long Island still makes time to come out and kill it. Enjoy” – ODNY.

Flip The Script L.E.S. Box Competition Edit

Featuring Jeremiah Dougherty, Jose Henriquez, Angelo Ferrer, John Stephens, Trevor Johnson, Austin Croteau, Hector Rodriguez, and more. Filmed and edited by Flip The Script.

L.E.S. Box Competition Results

Photo: Sam DeAngelis

First Place: Jeremiah Dougherty
Second Place: Hector Rodriguez
Third Place: Trevor Johnson

Trevor Johnson, Kyle Johnson & Artie Scott Ledge Edit

Big Apple Montage 2011

Featuring Ryan Smith, Mikey Roman, Mike Fischer, Anthony Soto, Austin Croteau, Sal Zaso, Dave Lang, Will Chan, Dan Bradham, Sean Grossman, Shawn Gradilone, Neil Diskin, James Perez, Franco Cammayo, Trevor Johnson, Nick Orena, Chris Murphy, and Alex Nunez. Filmed and edited by Sean Grossman.