This documentary encapsulates a couple of nights we spent following around Scott Beibin and Liz Cole of the Lost Film Fest/ Evil Twin Booking Agency. It features shows at the Bubble House in Philadelphia, PA and the Change You Want to See Gallery in Brooklyn, NYC.
Scott and Liz are inspiring, and interesting artists dedicated to bringing “not necessarily popular” ideas to the people. They’re also generally fun to be around…
“It’s busy, busy, busy. Drama, drama, drama.” – Johnny Roughneck.
From broken-down rental vans to cops busting up skate jams, Johnny Roughneck deals with it all. A working class family man trying to keep drama with the wife to a minimum, he works odd jobs to feed kids and pay the bills. But with a 13-year-old skateboard empire under his belt, a new boutique skateboard shop in San Francisco’s Tenderloin District, and a wife as eccentric as he his, “It’s a Rough Life” is a glimpse into Johnny’s hilarious, inspiring, and constantly chaotic world.
Lowcard started as a humble xeroxed rag passed between a small crew of friends. Now its circulation is in the thousands, and the Lowcard brand presides over an empire of clothes, shot glasses, and even AM/FM radios.
However, the name Lowcard is more than just the header on a magazine or a logo on a t-shirt. Lowcard is synonymous with raw and unapologetic skateboard culture. This film is a brief look into the day-to-day happenings of Lowcard’s editor in chief, Rob Collinson.
Enjoy the footage from Johnny Roughneck’s 1st Annual CalTrain Tour. For more information head to RNCKSF.com, or check out Christian Ericksen’s blog Stick It. This video is one of our traditional Roughneck coverage edits. We’re also working on a reality show about Johnny’s life, called… It’s a Rough Life. We were documenting CalTrain Tour for [...]
The 1st Annual Roughneck Caltrain Tour rolled down the Peninsula last weekend. As usual TeamJaded was on the scene documenting every second of it. We will have an edit for you shortly. Some of you may have noticed that we’re making changes to the site. We’re shifting the emphasis from our blog to showcasing what it [...]
We won a Bronze Telly Award in Documentary for Make It Happen: Lowcard. That piece has gone a long way for us. First the Skate Film Festival, now a Telly. We can’t wait for our statue. Thanks to Rob and Rhea and the rest of the Lowcard crew. We couldn’t have done it without you. Thanks [...]
ESPN posted my footage of PHX Am. This time I sent the footage their way to edit which worked out great, cause I’m working on a big job for Next Agenda at the moment and couldn’t cut it myself. Thanks to Adam Salo for hooking it up. I rolled down to the contest with RNCK [...]
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