Skate Proof - Full Movie

Well it's been close to a year since I put out my first feature film called "Skate Proof", I learned a lot making this movie and definitely fucked up quite a bit but I think overall it's not a bad film for something that was shot for NO money really.

Anyway I figured it was finally time to put it up on youtube for everyone to see since the dvd release was pretty small. So here it is! hope you enjoy it and if your down with it you can pick up a DVD at East Side Board Supply in the stores and online at Eastsideshop.ca or by visiting skateproofmovie.com

Monark's New Video

Check out a new music video I did for New Brunswick hip hop artist Monark for his song "Ugly"

More From the Vault

Here's a few more older videos clips/montages that range from 2007-2009.

Another oldie

I still find montages every now and then that never got posted on the youtube channel. Here's another one from 2005 NYC when it was at the old Nasis arena.

Skate Proof Cruisin

Here's a bit of footage that never made it in Skate Proof of Palmer just cruisin around Saint John. Beat by Sean One Also there's a free iphone/ipad app for Skate Proof where you can watch the whole movie within the app if ya haven't done so you can check it here.

Nut

P-nut(Aaron Johnson) is back on the east coast from doing his snowboard thing out in whistler for the last few years. He recently filmed a bit of after hours footy with Devon Murrins at NYC in Fredericton.

Tell Me Why - Saint John Video

Another old school video from New Brunswick. This one came out on VHS sometime in 2000 or 2001, it's a classic video of what the scene in Saint John was like back then with Andrew Mcgraw, Justin Gautreau as a young kid and lots more from the SJ locals.

The video was made by Farin Underwood

Twice Again

Youtube finally allowed my account to upload videos longer than 20 minutes, so I uploaded the full version of Twice The First Time on there.

Buttery

Had to post this raw clip of P-rod doing what he does best some smooth skating right here.

Still in the Game

Josh Lohnes caught up with Dave Jeffery, whose been around the Freddy skate scene for quite a few years. As you can from the video below Dave's still got it.