Vans Europe Presents || Natural Born Cooler || Skate || Vans

Vans Europe proudly presents Natural Born Cooler.

 Directed by Paul Labadie and showcasing exclusive footage of the Vans European skateboard team who travelled across Luxembourg, Spain, Austria, Cyprus and Italy last year.

 Kris Vile, Chris Pfanner, Victor Pellegrin, Nassim Guammaz all deliver full parts and Vans introduce Albert Nyberg to the team. 

 The video also features the rest of the Vans European skate team including Ross McGouran, Josh Young, Alain Goikoetxea, Jonathan Thijs, Sam Partaix, Joseph Biais, Martino Cattaneo, Yeelen Moens, Flo Marfaing and Muki Rüstig.

 Natural Born Cooler delivers the very best of the Vans European skateboard team.

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9 Ways To Draw a Person || Short Film

By mixing abstraction, collage, drawing animation the author invites us into a spontaneous and unsystematic research of potential of the animation and leads us into the world of irrepressible imagination.

Check it out below! 

9 Ways To Draw a Person from Sasha Svirsky on Vimeo.

Spaze Windu || Escapism (Full Album)

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iPhone X || Memory || Apple

Apple has unveiled a new ad spot for its flagship iPhone X which showcases the smartphone’s Face ID capabilities.

 Directed by Ringan Ledwidge and shot by BAFTA award-nominated Hoyte Van Hoytema (Dunkirk, Interstellar, Her), it revolves around a man who has the difficult task of trying to remember his online banking password. After stressing, sweating, and being laughed at by a large crowd, he finally remembers that his iPhone X stores all that data securely and, in fact, his face is his password.

 Watch the ad below!

Hugo Pinheiro and Friends Tow Out || Alexandra Rinder & Isabela Sousa

Hugo Pinheiro invited two of the best Bodyboard girls in the world, Isabela Sousa and Alexandra Rinder for a tow out session.

 Video by: Miguel Nunes Photos: Nuno Fontinha 

Have a peek below!!!

A Coastal Reverie || Short Film

Montaña de Oro State Park encompasses roughly 8,000 acres of fog shrouded coastal hills and coastal bluffs that abut the rocky shorelines of south Estero Bay on Central California’s coast. It’s undeveloped coastline and undulating, rhythmic singletrack offer a quick and easy dream-like getaway for various local and visiting trail user groups. It’s evident enough that the trails here didn’t build themselves, nor did the access to them come easily granted – especially for mountain bikers. The Central Coast Concerned Mountain Bikers have been instrumental on both fronts. 

 The Central Coast Concerned Mountain Bikers (CCCMB) is a group of volunteer trail enthusiasts from the Central Coast of California that formally organized in 1989 to help build and maintain multi-use trails in the region, as well as to protect and advocate for mountain bike trail access. Since their inception CCCMB has helped build over 40 miles of new trails and serves as the primary maintenance organization for an extended network of over 100 miles of trails. Together with California State Parks, CCCMB is designing and building a new two-mile trail at Montaña de Oro to enhance connectivity between existing trails, and to improve the user experience for mountain bikers and other trail users.

You can read more here. 

A Coastal Reverie from Zangs Films on Vimeo.

Culture Shifters || Jake Burghart (Director of Photography @ VICE)

"Jake Burghart started with VICE 13 years ago. He was 23. 'When I first started I was like, yeah these guys are cool,' he tells Stab. 'I didn't have a job and was just happy to have one. Since then, it's all been one big wild ride.' Jake's travelled to 69 different countries and is the gentleman behind the camera for VICE's most notable pieces. He also happens to be handy on a surfboard, which made him the ideal candidate for our Culture Shifters series with House Beer. Jake gave us a rare glimpse into life behind the scenes of North Korea, The Democratic Republic of Congo, The White House with Obama, who after the interview, asked them, 'If they want to go get some craft beers, because that's what bearded hipsters do, right?' " - Stab Magazine

Culture Shifters: Jake Burghart (Director of Photography @ Vice) from Mike Pagan on Vimeo.