The DANY Video

Lurknyc Presents Strangers

Johnny Wilson's video

Winter 2014-15

Karim Callender, Antonio Durao, Max Palmer, Andrew Wilson, Cyrus Bennett, and friends in New York for the release of the new Burn Squad Pro Edition wheels.

A skate video by Palace, filmed in Detroit over a seven-year period (2018–2025).

The Most Productive Crew™ in New York Skateboarding has returned with their second not-just-a-web-clip project in ~four months. They have a nicer camera, clearer picture quality, hornier music supervision, more needle threading tricks, and a continued adherence to 2014’s sexualization of skate video titles.

Video features Cyrus Bennett, Jacob Gottlieb, Friends, Adrian Vega, Lunchbox, Genesis Evans, Shawn Powers/ Adam Zhu, and Jason Byoun.

Not a whole lot comes as a surprise these days, especially in the realm of skate videos. Everything has a year of Insta teasers and “trailers” as if it won’t be forgotten the day it gets bumped five spaces on a YouTube subscription feed. Bronze has been the northeast’s most influential thinktank for over half a decade now, and that comes right down to them not being dicks about “teasing” everyone with an upcoming video. Unlike less #relevant institutions, they didn’t need a decade to drop a two-minute clip of falls. Enron just came out with no hype, on a quiet Sunday night while everyone waited for the rain to start. It’s every bit as good as you expect it to be :) This one is perhaps a bit heavier on the “video art” side of things than even Solo Jazz, but at least there’s a totally *hot* Brendan Carroll part, not to mention some other new faces within the Bronze franchise.

New Bronze edit with all your favourites.

Another banger by the whackiest brand in Skateboarding

New Video by Johnny Wilson

Sixteen years later and Baker still has a Deathwish. A new hour and 7 minute long video from Baker and Deathwish,

***BANNED IN GERMANY***

A brief tale about two brief cases, with two fates and the sinister/holy characters surrounding them. Two brief cases, two fates whom will it go right for?

AFTER NEARLY A DECADE OF MAKING SKATE VIDEOS shot exclusively on the VHS format, London’s Palace Skateboards have taken a landmark decision to switch it up and ditch this cumbersome, weighty, ludicrously outdated technology—and to replace it with an even more cumbersome, even more weighty, even more ludicrously outdated technology! VHS Palace is dead; long live the new era of Betamax Palace!

The Palace Palasonic skate video dropped November 2017, becoming an instant classic. The film clocks in at 40-minutes long, features the exploits of the Palace skate team over a 7-year period, and was shot completely on VHS to give the film a retro, lofi aesthetic.

The wait is over. Cyrus, Max, Genesis and the rest unveil the fruits of their labor. Check their site for all the goods.

If you follow skateboarding at all, you may have noticed that the “gulliest skate gang in London” has collaborated with the hippest bolt company in New York to drop a line of ***VERY RARE*** gear and a 20+ minute, cocaine-fueled video that’s sure to make Hypebeasts run to max out their credit cards.

Alex Olson’s Call Me 917 board company’s full-length video features the skateboarding of Hugo Boserup, Nik Stain, Aidan Mackey, Cyrus Bennet, Alex Olson, Vincent Touzery, Max Palmer and many more.

Skateboard video by Johnny Wilson.

Alex Olson's Call Me 917 presents their second full-length video, featuring the skateboarding of Aaron Loreth, Cyrus Bennett, David Clark, Genesis Evans, Hugo Boserup, John Francomacaro, Max Palmer, Nik Stain, Nolan Benfield, Pedro Attenborough, and Vincent Touzery.