That's right, the promo for Perfect Blues is now live.
Don't waste any more time reading this and hit the play button below, and then head on over to the Facebook event page for info on the premiere!
Enjoy.
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Monday, 31 December 2012
Saturday, 29 December 2012
Perfect Blues - The Premiere
Perfect Blues is nearing completion, and will be released on DVD in skate shops in February.
However, releasing a DVD without a premiere would be a crime!
Come on down to The Cube Microplex on the 9th of February 2013 for 7pm and see all of what Dave Wallace, Jed Cullen, Jess Young, Phil Parker, Ash Hall, Jimmy Hart, Andy Coleman, Channon Wallace, Ollie Lock, Josh Arnott, Jason Lewer and Ryan Chamberlain have to offer.
Alongside the finest skateboarding from the South West, Wales, Sheffield and Newcastle.
Check the Facebook event page here for more info.
See you there!
Saturday, 3 November 2012
Perfect Blues - Filming in Progress with Jess Young
For those of you who have not yet had the pleasure of meeting Jess, he is an extremely humorous character.
No matter what the subject of conversation is, he will leave you laughing so hard that you'll find it hard to breathe!
Here's a very short glimpse into an average day's skating with Jess, enjoy.
No matter what the subject of conversation is, he will leave you laughing so hard that you'll find it hard to breathe!
Here's a very short glimpse into an average day's skating with Jess, enjoy.
Friday, 26 October 2012
Perfect Blues - Filming in Progress with Ollie Lock
Ollie Lock is one of those naturally talented skateboarders, but sometimes things don't always go to plan.
Check the second "Filming in Progress" teaser for Perfect Blues below.
More PB content on it's way very, very soon!
Check the second "Filming in Progress" teaser for Perfect Blues below.
More PB content on it's way very, very soon!
Monday, 15 October 2012
Perfect Blues on Facebook
For those of you who use social media in your every day lives, we have now set up a Perfect Blues Facebook page for you to check out.
It will be updated alongside this website to bring you fresh visuals and info on the project as it develops. Check out the page here, and don't forget to "Like" it to receive our content in your news feed.
There will be more visual and audio treats coming your way soon, so be sure to add the page so that you don't miss out on anything!
It will be updated alongside this website to bring you fresh visuals and info on the project as it develops. Check out the page here, and don't forget to "Like" it to receive our content in your news feed.
There will be more visual and audio treats coming your way soon, so be sure to add the page so that you don't miss out on anything!
Thursday, 4 October 2012
Perfect Blues
Perfect Blues is my next full length UK Skateboarding DVD.
The concept behind it is simple, represent as many UK scenes and skateboarders as possible and to create a video that is raw and full of energy, something that best represents British skateboarding as we all know it.
Here's the first little teaser for the video, featuring the one and only Perfect Blues frontman, Dave Wallace.
Perfect Blues!
The concept behind it is simple, represent as many UK scenes and skateboarders as possible and to create a video that is raw and full of energy, something that best represents British skateboarding as we all know it.
Here's the first little teaser for the video, featuring the one and only Perfect Blues frontman, Dave Wallace.
Perfect Blues!
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Dreams Of Age
My graduation film is now live!
Dreams Of Age is a
short film touching on the themes of movement, adaption to the world around us,
and youth that is lived and then lost. Essentially wishing and dreaming to be
able to do the things we love in life, forever.
This film was Directed, Produced,
Shot and Edited independently by myself.
Photography by Patrick Bethell.
Music by Gustave Savy of Drawn Recordings.
Dreams Of Age from James Harris on Vimeo.
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Shiner Big Push 2011
The Shiner Big Push is now live! Give it a watch, then head over to the Big Push website to check everything Big Push related out.
Shiner Big Push 2011 from James Harris on Vimeo.
Enjoy.
Shiner Big Push 2011 from James Harris on Vimeo.
Enjoy.
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
The Big Push 2011
This year's "Big Push" competition is now available on DVD, cover-mounted with this month's issue of Sidewalk Magazine (Issue 181).
All of the edits this year are of an extremely high standard, truly representing the finest of British skateboarding.
As you all know, I filmed and edited the Shiner piece. Go out there, get your copy of the mag and give it a watch, the proceed to vote!
You can vote once a day, every day until the 25th November over at the Big Push website.
Vote for Shiner!
All of the edits this year are of an extremely high standard, truly representing the finest of British skateboarding.
As you all know, I filmed and edited the Shiner piece. Go out there, get your copy of the mag and give it a watch, the proceed to vote!
You can vote once a day, every day until the 25th November over at the Big Push website.
Vote for Shiner!
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
Shiner Big Push 2011 Overview
In July I was asked by the Team Manager of Shiner Distribution, Jerome Loughran if I would partake in the 'Big Push' competition for the second year running. Of course, I said yes.
The idea of the 'Big Push' is simple: Live on the road for 8 days, film 5 professional skateboarders, make an edit.
Overall, the trip was without a doubt the best filming tour I have attended, with a brilliant bunch of people, the weather on our side and the whole of the UK to experience, nothing could have been better.
The skateboard athlete roster was: Nicky Howells, Josh 'Manhead' Young, Jed Cullen, James Coyle and all the way from the USA, Robbie Brockel. On filming duties was myself and Lt. Meat, with Team Manager Jerome Loughran holding everything together.
The edit will be released as a cover-mounted DVD on the October 2011 issue of Sidewalk magazine.
Here is a photographic overview of the best parts of the 8 day experience:
Additional camera op Lt. Meat and Shiner skateboards representative Jed getting their art on.
A classic Nicky moment, view the footage below!
The Angel of the North had the pleasure of hosting us for a few moments.
When not filming, pole-dancing is my favourite pastime.
End of day Fish & Chips session at Whitley Bay.
Looking for a Stalefish.
James Coyle rolling up.
Toby Carvery... Before.
After.
Beach Boys.
James setting up the Bar at Baineside for us after our long and hard Big Push!
Lt. Meat Cam at Baineside. It seems that the Bar has got the better of him...
The end of the Big Push. Back home at Shiner HQ, Nicky is feeling the full force of an 8 day skate trip.
A lot of footage was logged from this trip, followed by a 3 week editing session!
Stay tuned to the Sidewalk website and the Big Push website for more updates on the release of this years monster.
The idea of the 'Big Push' is simple: Live on the road for 8 days, film 5 professional skateboarders, make an edit.
Overall, the trip was without a doubt the best filming tour I have attended, with a brilliant bunch of people, the weather on our side and the whole of the UK to experience, nothing could have been better.
The skateboard athlete roster was: Nicky Howells, Josh 'Manhead' Young, Jed Cullen, James Coyle and all the way from the USA, Robbie Brockel. On filming duties was myself and Lt. Meat, with Team Manager Jerome Loughran holding everything together.
The edit will be released as a cover-mounted DVD on the October 2011 issue of Sidewalk magazine.
Here is a photographic overview of the best parts of the 8 day experience:
Additional camera op Lt. Meat and Shiner skateboards representative Jed getting their art on.
A classic Nicky moment, view the footage below!
The Angel of the North had the pleasure of hosting us for a few moments.
When not filming, pole-dancing is my favourite pastime.
End of day Fish & Chips session at Whitley Bay.
Looking for a Stalefish.
James Coyle rolling up.
Toby Carvery... Before.
After.
Beach Boys.
James setting up the Bar at Baineside for us after our long and hard Big Push!
Lt. Meat Cam at Baineside. It seems that the Bar has got the better of him...
The end of the Big Push. Back home at Shiner HQ, Nicky is feeling the full force of an 8 day skate trip.
A lot of footage was logged from this trip, followed by a 3 week editing session!
Stay tuned to the Sidewalk website and the Big Push website for more updates on the release of this years monster.
Monday, 4 October 2010
Prism - Sidewalk Review (Issue 168)
PRISM: James Harris/Redlight Skateboarding
What is it?-If you have a facebook account or pay attention to what's happening on the internet then you should already be well up on this. Prism is the first (I think) full-length production from up and coming Bristolian three-chip wielder James Harris. And it's a banger!
Who's on it?-Mike Cork, Joe Mercer, Josh Arnott, Phil Parker, Jason Lewer, Ryan Evans, Matt the Whale, Nicky Howells and others.
Highlights- James has done a good job here, not only going out filming with most of the known heads in Bristol, but also making time for more of the younger end of the scene, some of whom will probably be completely new to you. For the most part, Prism is largely montage based with only a couple of full sections, giving literally everyone chance to get their tricks in.
Jason Lewer is as rad to watch as ever, taking a new approach to the skate-stopped ledges at Little Lloyds as well as putting together some seriously quick foot ledge lines.
Nicky Howells has a brief section filled with the Swansea bred precision that he is known for, teaching the UK Ramp Hire block a lesson and a half and giving some of the unseen bangers from the recent Venture tour an airing.
The other half of 'The Heartbreakers', Dave Snaddon, keeps things tech in Kent, Owen Hopkins hardflip reverts a sick hubba gap, and Fifty-Fifty co-owner Justin Sydenham finds time to fit in a dope line in down The Deaner.
Josh Arnott has some pop in him, Joe Mercer is a young lad with some good fakie skills on lock who seems hyped on leaping down stuff that's easily twice his height, and Ryan 'Skelly' Evans makes the trip from Exeter to Bristol with Barney Page in tow, intent on taking to the city's many ledges and doing some light footed, flip in flip out based damage.
I'm not too sure what Matt the Whale's actual last name is, but I can guarantee it's nowhere near as good as his comedy one. Anyway, Matt has the last section on Prism, stepping to man sized rails, cruising his way around the UK Ramp Hire warehouse and ollieing over large gaps along the way. Good stuff!
In addition to the main Prism feature, James has complied as much footage as possible from the sadly long gone warehouse and created a second full length video featuring more from Phil Parker, Dan Wileman, Barber, Nicky, Snaddon, Tom Gibbs, Habgood and pretty much everyone else in Bristol.
Overall- Strong filming, strong editing, a wide variety of heads and a soundtrack made up of primarily unsigned or unknown music from the West Country: how could you go wrong? Between the main Prism feature and the comprehensive Warehouse video there's enough Bristol footage to keep you tied over for a few days here, regardless of whether you're after fresh talent or recognisable faces. UK Scene video fans and Bristol locals get on the case and bag one up now! Scene productions like this deserve your support - show some love and hook James up with eight quid now via www.redlightsb.tk
What is it?-If you have a facebook account or pay attention to what's happening on the internet then you should already be well up on this. Prism is the first (I think) full-length production from up and coming Bristolian three-chip wielder James Harris. And it's a banger!
Who's on it?-Mike Cork, Joe Mercer, Josh Arnott, Phil Parker, Jason Lewer, Ryan Evans, Matt the Whale, Nicky Howells and others.
Highlights- James has done a good job here, not only going out filming with most of the known heads in Bristol, but also making time for more of the younger end of the scene, some of whom will probably be completely new to you. For the most part, Prism is largely montage based with only a couple of full sections, giving literally everyone chance to get their tricks in.
Jason Lewer is as rad to watch as ever, taking a new approach to the skate-stopped ledges at Little Lloyds as well as putting together some seriously quick foot ledge lines.
Nicky Howells has a brief section filled with the Swansea bred precision that he is known for, teaching the UK Ramp Hire block a lesson and a half and giving some of the unseen bangers from the recent Venture tour an airing.
The other half of 'The Heartbreakers', Dave Snaddon, keeps things tech in Kent, Owen Hopkins hardflip reverts a sick hubba gap, and Fifty-Fifty co-owner Justin Sydenham finds time to fit in a dope line in down The Deaner.
Josh Arnott has some pop in him, Joe Mercer is a young lad with some good fakie skills on lock who seems hyped on leaping down stuff that's easily twice his height, and Ryan 'Skelly' Evans makes the trip from Exeter to Bristol with Barney Page in tow, intent on taking to the city's many ledges and doing some light footed, flip in flip out based damage.
I'm not too sure what Matt the Whale's actual last name is, but I can guarantee it's nowhere near as good as his comedy one. Anyway, Matt has the last section on Prism, stepping to man sized rails, cruising his way around the UK Ramp Hire warehouse and ollieing over large gaps along the way. Good stuff!
In addition to the main Prism feature, James has complied as much footage as possible from the sadly long gone warehouse and created a second full length video featuring more from Phil Parker, Dan Wileman, Barber, Nicky, Snaddon, Tom Gibbs, Habgood and pretty much everyone else in Bristol.
Overall- Strong filming, strong editing, a wide variety of heads and a soundtrack made up of primarily unsigned or unknown music from the West Country: how could you go wrong? Between the main Prism feature and the comprehensive Warehouse video there's enough Bristol footage to keep you tied over for a few days here, regardless of whether you're after fresh talent or recognisable faces. UK Scene video fans and Bristol locals get on the case and bag one up now! Scene productions like this deserve your support - show some love and hook James up with eight quid now via www.redlightsb.tk
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