Видео

so sick

fuckin lit, you got it

he needs to do this!

He got that hopefully one day he gets the trick

Like and subscribe if you want to see Kyle try it again!

Found these vids from a random search of skate docs, never heard of Sudbury, I’m in the pnw of the states, specifically a small city in Oregon, grew up skating in the 90s even in a different country these vids take me back, probably a similar story all around the globe, fighting the city, security guards, cops, going to a local school, thirty skaters already there, small local shops trying to stay alive, the rare demos or pros coming to town, fighting the weather, no snow for us but rain almost every day. I wish my scene was documented, Filming was not really a thing here, nothing but memories are left. These videos bring back though a feeling that u don’t think the younger generation will ever feel, being with you’re friends, street skating all day after school until it’s dark, things were simple back then, hardly any internet, no phones. Thank you for the Time Machine to the days of small wheels, big pants, big shoes and trying to not land on the cd player in the back pocket lol

I don't think it's the spot I think it's him

Let's let's go brother get episode 3 going

totally worth the wait

Fantastic!

respect from Montreal!

I cant recall if Bushka was the only Va. Beach /fork crew guy on SC. Such great style.

Hell yeah. Stoked to see the final product and everyone at the premiere.

I love how much you put into this man, cant wait to see the final result! 🔥

insane i love this !

Gonna be a masterpiece let's gooooo

hell ya! this was too dope. cant wait to seeeee Novelty!

can’t wait to see this Video🤝

Thank you for the awesome coverage!!

we <3 curt

Well done !!! I am the Asian guy with the long hair from Hogtown . I can still recognize some of your faces . I’m 59 this year and I still try and skate every day .cheers!!!

Such a great watch!

Ryan Hawkins at 1:49:06 that's my dad! he still skateboards sometimes.

This was awesome ....🛹❤️

Like this sort of informal, off the cuff discussion? Let me know and I may do more!

That was a blast to watch! Everyone killed it!

Make sure to leave a like and subscribe👍

So siiiick!

This is so cool!!

Holy Shit!!! I have never seen ANY footage from this Demo!!! STOKED and Thanks for sharing!!! Sorry Sheffy Bailed...HaHa BV \m/

The hidden gold - Great times!

Heheeh... was there too! 2nd place.. ;) oh - last deck from that Era was that I owned was a Lance Doh boy. So fun! Scott Sokoloski came in 3rd in our class. .. or was it Kari... Great video! Didn't know that existed.

Unbelievable series and quality. Never knew Sudbury had such a skate culture and I grew up the same time. Great to see this local stuff proud to be from Sudbury! Great job

This documentary is very well put together. I cant believe how much footage they gathered to compile it. There was definately a scene going on here that was quite large for some snowy town I never heard of. These guys were skating pretty good. The amount of footage though is crazy.

Wish I was there!!

Build another 1

Life is fast!! I want to go back!! Shout out D.Bobbie miss ya bro!!

Great job love this doc!! I truly relive my childhood through this! Rocking the newge I wonder if Dax is still fighting bears single handedly.. R.I.P Connie true legend and my 2nd mother for a while!! Phil's Mohawk woulda been great to see!! 🍻

Sweet ramp.

What a amazing doco

Can't wait to watch this when I get home. 90s skater here

Got here late Boys… Total blast from the past right here! Man, those were good days. Skating every day 24/7 practically 🤣 - Lots of old buds and great skaters in this Doc! Amazing work 🖤✨ - Cheers from Sean O’Brien - The guy who made the complex in Hammer his home away from home 😂

Hey from England. Near Liverpool. Great film. So lucky to have all the footage, but we'll done making a doc with it. It could almost be the story of me and people I skated with. I lived it, from first proper set up in 88 all way to about 04 and forced to stop coz landed bad on a back 3 and ruined my spine. I had just had a resurgence after 4 patchy years battling few demons. I was devastated. I filmed with an on off friend, but we filmed skating from 93 to 96 and a few bits after that but I had gone university. He would not give me any footage though. Constantly asked him. He didn't outright refuse. He just made excuses. For over a year. My theory is he was always get a bit jealous and he thought I was going to try and get sponsored with footage. It was sic lol, but I wasn't that confident then. I just wanted footage for nostalgia and I didn't want to say bye to 3 years of work. It almost gets worse. Eventually I get a tape. I couldn't believe i got a tape. Except I watched it and it was 2 minutes of me in the local car park where we just practiced and messed around. No road trips, skateparks, city skating in Liverpool and other cities. Not even the best stuff from car park. I was effin fuming then but I've mellowed a bit and at least I have the 2 mins. Plus I got hold of a tape of me and friends in Liverpool. Not everyone. Plenty of friends missing, but again, better than nothing.

Crazy how the same things in skateboarding were happening all over. I skated in England in and around Liverpool from late 80s to 97, stint at university in another city, then back to Liverpool in 01 but destroyed my back on a bad landing after a getting a resurgence in late 20s, in about 03. I was devastated and my mental health suffered badly. Skateboarding was life crutch and it had just been kicked away. Drink, drugs, addiction blah blah. Lot better these days. Still pissed I can't skate. Loved the film though. Emotional because of all the parallels. So much I could relate too. From the sims staab pirate board, the h- Street Dan peterka Charlie brown shirt to the lost footage. I filmed with a guy I'd known since 11 yo. His camcorder, but it was just for fun, skateboarding and stupid stuff. From 93 to 96. We got serious about skate filming and put more effort in. We also filmed friends but we both got good and were pushing each other and after so long, had great footage. Back then though, we thought u had to film a great line every time we skated lol. When I move to uni I tried to get a copy of the footage. Not just of me, everyone. For posterity. But he was always a bit of a jealous type, and I think he thought I wanted the footage to try and get sponsored. I would never have had the confidence too, but for some reason he kept making excuses. Weeks passed, then months. I even left for uni without footage. I started to get pissed off and worried coz it was obvious he was fobbing me off, and I thought he is going to wipe 3 years of sick footage and say its accident. Its Before mobiles so it was hard to keep in touch, but lo and behold he came up with a tape. After a year of trying to get it, here it is. Proof for the future, for my kids, grandkids, lol, that I was pretty good at skateboarding. Except it wasn't. Instead of 3 or more years of sick varied terrain footage, it was a couple of minutes of me doing average skateboarding in our local practice car park. There was good footage from that car park and its obstacles, just not on my tape. Footage from 1 month. In our "training ground" local car park. Where was the Liverpool footage? The road trips footage. The visits to other cities and skatepark. We never spoke much after that. I did hope maybe he would get a video together to release or even see some footage appear years later on RUclips. We filmed some unbelievable skateboarding at a time when Liverpool skate scene was in its golden years. Including some well known skaters locals who made it further than most. I've seen nothing appear, but that doesn't surprise me. He was always a bit of a dumbass. It does make me sad though that years of incredible footage, including people who made a mark in skateboarding, has gone to waste rotting in box somewhere or gone. That all being said, 20 plus years later, I'm grateful for the 2 minutes of me and 2 minutes of old friends footage I did get. Your film set off old emotions. I was a skater to the bone, not someone who just skated. It shaped who I am and nearly destroyed me when I was forced to accept I was done. Thanks for listening doc, same time next week?

Good job!

1:32 that’s Me

Well done - community leadership and healthy lifestyle promoters❤️❤️

Always awesome! Love it!

Nice work boys!!! ⚔️

Well done crew!