A movie by Aymeric Nocus (@passionisfordinosaurs) with contributions from George Toland (@georgetoland), Rémi Luciani (@marseille_zoo) and Mario Fanuko (@fekitapes), 2017.
Full film as originally screened at the Mimpi Film Festival in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; at the Roundabout Film Fest in Berlin, Germany; and online as a LIVE Skateboard Media exclusive, here: http://www.liveskateboardmedia.com/en/article/vladimir-premiere
00:00 Intro 01:10 Nikola Racan intro 01:56 Zach Chamberlin speech 03:33 "Day Zero" 07:00 Kasarna 09:21 Print Exchange / Film Por Vida 11:45 Richard Hart speech 13:29 Connor Kammerer installation 14:01 DIY factories 15:27 "Day One" 17:29 Barbariga fortress 18:47 "Day One" (part two) 20:26 "Day Two" 22:37 Pula 26:24 "Day Three (final)" (Brioni islands) 29:57 Outro 31:19 Credits
Featuring: Nikola Racan, Zach Chamberlin, Connor Kammerer, Elvis Butkovic, Oleg Morovic, Iris Mosnja, Nich Kunz, Marina Jakulic, Tibor Marko Jakulic, Marta Baradic, Matyas Ricsi, Bence Balint, Akira Fukui, Victor Turcsik, George Toland, Rémi Luciani, Miguel Castro, Francisco Saco, Tom Delion, Nick Sharratt, Gosha Konyshev, Marko Zubak, Taufek Asmarak, Ivan Klaric, Vantte Lindevall, Stefan Schwinghammer, Richard Hart, Dino Coce, Marin Tunjic, Nino Fanuko, Vanja Duric, Tomaz Santl, Tibor Rep, Milos Acanski, Jim Craven, Valeri Rosomako, Romain Badan, Dylan Esposito, Gregory Conroy, Aymeric Nocus.
Filmed on location in Fažana, Pula, Barbariga and on the Brioni islands, on September 21st to 24th, 2017.
A movie by Aymeric Nocus (@passionisfordinosaurs) with contributions from George Toland (@georgetoland), Rémi Luciani (@marseille_zoo) and Mario Fanuko (@fekitapes), 2017.
Full film as originally screened at the Mimpi Film Festival in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; at the Roundabout Film Fest in Berlin, Germany; and online as a LIVE Skateboard Media exclusive, here: http://www.liveskateboardmedia.com/en/article/vladimir-premiere
00:00 Intro 01:10 Nikola Racan intro 01:56 Zach Chamberlin speech 03:33 "Day Zero" 07:00 Kasarna 09:21 Print Exchange / Film Por Vida 11:45 Richard Hart speech 13:29 Connor Kammerer installation 14:01 DIY factories 15:27 "Day One" 17:29 Barbariga fortress 18:47 "Day One" (part two) 20:26 "Day Two" 22:37 Pula 26:24 "Day Three (final)" (Brioni islands) 29:57 Outro 31:19 Credits
Featuring: Nikola Racan, Zach Chamberlin, Connor Kammerer, Elvis Butkovic, Oleg Morovic, Iris Mosnja, Nich Kunz, Marina Jakulic, Tibor Marko Jakulic, Marta Baradic, Matyas Ricsi, Bence Balint, Akira Fukui, Victor Turcsik, George Toland, Rémi Luciani, Miguel Castro, Francisco Saco, Tom Delion, Nick Sharratt, Gosha Konyshev, Marko Zubak, Taufek Asmarak, Ivan Klaric, Vantte Lindevall, Stefan Schwinghammer, Richard Hart, Dino Coce, Marin Tunjic, Nino Fanuko, Vanja Duric, Tomaz Santl, Tibor Rep, Milos Acanski, Jim Craven, Valeri Rosomako, Romain Badan, Dylan Esposito, Gregory Conroy, Aymeric Nocus.
Filmed on location in Fažana, Pula, Barbariga and on the Brioni islands, on September 21st to 24th, 2017.2026/09/16aymeric nocus2026-09-16 | Coming soon: "BLOIS-SANS-SOIF" (2026, 7 mn)
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"Mostly filmed 2021-2026, the video explores the relationship between the skateboarders of Blois, France and their changing environment.
Once impractical in a straightforward way, the small historic city shifted in the 2020’s as gentrification let smooth, but sterile textures take over the old organic grounds, remarkable architecture get erased for modern redevelopment, and most of downtown grow privatized, killing most public activity.
"BLOIS-SANS-SOIF" documents the demolition and reconstruction of the town on the same level as the skateboarders as they either accept and ride the emperor's new clothes or, to the contrary, go all the further lengths in order to evade the fabric.
Temporality and permanence become questionable with defunct locations and their replacement coexisting on the same timeline that, on the occasion, also flashes some older archive material from the 2010's, and reinterpreted wild graffiti.
Wheels meet cobblestones on unstable grounds, only reorganized to echo Richard Bartz' relentless beat."
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Premiere last month @ Masao Gallery Buenos Aires Next showing September 18th, 2026 @ Vladimir Film Festival 2026, Croatia
Inspired by Mark Gonzales' YouTube channel, Ruben Spelta's "SOLISTA" part, Teppei Ono's "HAIIRO", Dino Coce's Instagram, Brett Nichols' long lens eye & more.
Music: 'If I Touch' (live) by Gentle Despite/Sarah Records
instagram.com/passionisfordinosaurs instagram.com/magentaskateboards instagram.com/soloskatemagraw tapes 2019 2021aymeric nocus2022-05-25 | Filmed mostly in Blois, France by Lucas Sauvaget, Jonathan Vallejo Rojas, Romain Scordino, Etienne & Louis Guattari, Yohan Têtu, Pierre Fournet for "BLESUM CASTRUM": youtube.com/watch?v=9dA2CI6x17Apressure flip late front foot impossibleaymeric nocus2022-03-26 | YouTube OG's may or may not remember me doing this trick lifetimes ago. Last year I remembered it and thought relearning it at 33 would be a fun challenge, then I ended up filming this one at my hometown plaza one random morning during a solo skate. Used it as my intro in "BLESUM CASTRUM" (see profile), the latest local montage we made with my friends. Board flips 3/4 of a kickflip done pressure flip style before the front foot catches it then wraps, it's something.morning skate Blois 2022/02/09aymeric nocus2022-02-10 | + bonus two-piece from the previous daymorning skate Blois 2022/02/03aymeric nocus2022-02-04 | 'bouts de la session'BLESUM CASTRUM part (2019 2021)aymeric nocus2022-02-03 | Hometown clips, merci aux amis !
Additional camera: Lucas Sauvaget, Jonathan Vallejo Rojas, Romain Scordino, Etienne & Louis Guattari, Pierre Fournet.
"BLESUM CASTRUM (FRA, 2021, 10 mn.)
A Mini-DV video out of Blois, Loire Valley, France, featuring local skateboarders making use of the traditional, impractical environment.
A small city 90 minutes away from Paris, sandwiched exactly in between the larger urban poles that are Orléans and Tours, Blois is internationally renowned for its château/castle, a Frankenstein monster type of historical and architectural curiosity of attraction strong enough to make foreign visitors crucial to the regional economy, and focus on tourism dominant in the politics.
That tends to translate over into a sacrifice of the locals' quality of life and personal liberties, by the means of municipal budget mostly spent maintaining an attractive facade downtown, at the expense of more fundamental and urgent structural reworks as early as three streets away from, or one story up, most shop windows.
Less and less of the public space is becoming available for public play or interaction as it is becoming contaminated with private terraces and surveillance, increasingly turning the streets into merely vehicular vessels and creating all the more dead zones as longtime residents and independent shop owners gradually get filtered out of the landscape, due to skyrocketting rent and newly developing monopolies on housing by a dwindling number of entities.
This short film, edited to the music of Fastidio (Discos Corrosivos), documents some of the ways a group of inhabitants has learned, over the decades, to embrace the strengths of their territory all the while channeling and challenging the daily stress of an environment that is backwards by choice.
On the Blois skateboarding history timeline, "BLESUM CASTRUM" is important as it marks the last time a lot of those locations would be skatable. Five years after finalization of the project, most of the spots - some of them classics - already are gone due to major scale demolition/reconstruction of entire blocks, "defensive architecture", and/or privatization of formerly public space, pushing the remaining skateboarders further and further out into wilder perimeters.
The human presence in the video also is remarkable as it is composed by a wide range of generations and styles, captured at the peak of an era where that was possible. Amongst contributing filmers, "BLESUM CASTRUM" happens to feature Lucas Sauvaget's entire career, from the moment he first asked to borrow the camera on the streets to the minute he quit skateboarding after destroying his ankle within a year. The film also makes use of some 35mm scans and Mini-DV tapes contributed by Jonathan Vallejo Rojas."
Blois "City Report" article now live via A Propos Skate Mag: instagram.com/p/CXdZP0YMlZKLES YEUX NOIRSaymeric nocus2020-05-06 | The idea of a clip of exclusively Paris cruising had been on my mind for years now, despite my only occasional visits of the French capital. Thanks to the help of all the homies somehow willing to incorporate my skateboarding in their own video projects over the years, I could finally put together this mixtape type of edit, comprising various bits and bobs gathered throughout 2013-2019 during my always-too-short stints.
This is a way for me to highlight all those individuals' personal projects again, all the while instilling a second life into those rare memories and, last but not least, giving back to iconic French skate magazine Sugar for over two decades of inspiration. Sugar was started by Benjamin Deberdt (Kingpin, Live Skateboard Media, Pause...) exactly 200 issues ago, influenced the vision of many a generation of French skateboarders throughout the eras and is still currently going strong under the direction of Charley Pascal: sugarskatemag.com
_ instagram.com/passionisfordinosaursThe Stack • Northern Co. x LIVE in Parisaymeric nocus2019-10-26 | Jesse Narvaez, Jameel Douglas, Tobin Valverde and friends, filmed 2018, edited 2019 for LIVE Skateboard Media and Northern Co.
@passionisfordinosaurs @liveskateboardmediaTRACKED MOVEMENTS / Franck Pierronaymeric nocus2018-11-28 | [🌐] Some weeks ago, Benjamin Deberdt & I were in charge of organizing a LIVE Skateboard Media #movienight in the context of the adidas Skateboarding event: #DasDays. The idea was to screen a recap of Paris skateboarding throughout the decades, via a curated selection of projections comprising clips ranging from Stéphane Larance's Fontaine des Innocents footage in the Tracker video "Stacked" (1991) to the more recent Parisii and Bloby's edits, without forgetting classics such as Fred Mortagne's 411VM Metrospective segment, #GonzInVideoDays, and various, commonly overlooked clips from say, older Santa Cruz videos... All in an effort of federation and transmission.
We got in touch with O.G. skate filmer Franck Pierron, who turned out to be ecstatic about the idea of showing us a sample from his collection of unseen clips he had been sitting on for the past 15+ years. VX-1000, Super 8 and 16 mm footage of nearly-two-decades-old stylings by masters such as Lucas Puig, Vassili Ritter, Stefan Janoski, Gregory Bachorek, Vincent Bressol, Reese Forbes, Wilfried Mandereau, Geoffroy Leblanc, Julien Deniau and once again the unavoidable Stephane Larance.
With a projection at the event in mind, I actually had a blast putting all the footage together, forming this three-minute edit of (formerly) lost classic footage: "Tracked Movements" (#deep). And today here we are, presenting it to you on LIVE Skateboard Media alongside a rad interview with Franck, who had plenty to say and sounds like he's ready for more!
Franck is @frpn.oldies on Instagram. Edit by @passionisfordinosaurs. _
[🇫🇷] Il y a quelques semaines à Paris avec Benjamin Deberdt, dans le cadre de l'event adidas Skateboarding "Das Days", nous avions organisé une #MovieNight LIVE Skateboard Media consistant en une soirée vidéo rétrospective de la scène skate à Paris, toutes générations confondues (des images de Stéphane Larance à la Fontaine des Innocents en 1991 aux récentes productions Parisii ou Bloby's, en passant par le segment 411VM Metrospective signé Fred Mortagne ainsi que les vidéos Blind, Santa Cruz...).
Dans le cadre de cette organisation, nous avons contacté un Franck Pierron toujours enthousiaste à l'idée de pouvoir (enfin !) sortir un paquet d'images sur lesquelles il était resté assis pendant quinze ans : des footages inédits de légendes aux profils uniques : Lucas Puig, Vassili Ritter, Stefan Janoski, Gregory Bachorek, Vincent Bressol, William Phan, Reese Forbes, Wilfried Mandereau, Geoffroy Leblanc, Julien Deniau et une fois de plus, l'inévitable Stephane Larance.
Un éventail de couleurs cristallisées sur Mini-DV, Super 8 et 16 mm que je me suis particulièrement régalé à assembler pour la projection, résultant en cette capsule temporelle de montage : "Tracked Movements" (#deep). Evidemment, dans la foulée, hors de question de ne pas en profiter pour poser quelques questions à Franck...
Franck est @frpn.skateoldies sur Instagram. Montage par @passionisfordinosaurs.The Law of Creativity • Aymeric Nocus for LIVE Skateboard Mediaaymeric nocus2018-05-23 | I've got a new little video part out for LIVE Skateboard Media filmed in Blois by the homies over the course of a few weeks this winter.
Spots old and new, no pretention besides a collection of sessions - anything goes, including a Parisian Soy Panday cameo.
Didn't look any further than the title of the song for the name of the video, sorry - follow your own laws.
Camera: Romain Badan, Maxime Hermelin, Romain Scordino, Jonathan Vallejo, Pierre Fournier, Louis Mondot.
Merci, Benjamin Deberdt!Kevin Coakley - Traffic Skateboards Look Left - THE BOOK CLUB re-edit for Theories of Atlantisaymeric nocus2017-12-06 | Here's my entry for the re-edit contest the great people over at theoriesofatlantis.com (Josh Stewart) and Traffic Skateboards are running. Enjoy !
As a longtime fan of Traffic videos myself, I was really looking forward to their new offering "Look Left", hoping it would hit as hard as their previous pieces "Moving In Traffic", "Tokyo Transfer" or "Via" despite the changes in team roster and now I'm so stoked I really wasn't let down - video just reeks of those pure, classic Traffic vibes with the trademark fast-paced editing - leaving it up to the skating to do all the talking, the organic street spots, the refined styles. Mark Wetzel and Hiroki Muraoka have my two favorite skate parts to come out this year and both are in this same video.
Theme for this re-edit is the "Book Club" section from theoriesofatlantis.com just because that page alone is so iconic, and representative of alternative culture. Song is "Par Avion" by Marco Di Marco.
Kevin Coakley "Look Left" footage re-edit contest is still running over at theoriesofatlantis.com with support from Traffic, Theories, and State Footwear. I had a lot of fun making this, editing VX clips shot by so many great filmers, each of them with their own styles. The legacy of the Traffic videos had a huge impact on my filming and editing growing up, so I felt like a little kid getting to put this together.
theoriesofatlantis.com statefootwear.comAymeric Nocus • THE MIGHTY MOE VIDEOaymeric nocus2017-09-10 | This is my section from our local skateshop Mighty Moe's newest full-length video, which I also directed (more of the video to surface soon).
This particular part is of great significance for me, as the very near entirety of it was filmed in my hometown by two of my closest friends : local skate head of twenty-plus years Romain Badan - one of the very first people I ever met skating here, one generation older than I and an improvised mentor of sorts in many ways ; and young blood Jonathan Vallejo, definitely one of the most enthusiastic, yet down-to-earth and artless kids I've seen grow up here, with a great mind and a great eye to boot.
Working with those two (coincidentally on either side of my own place on the classic 'skater age' model spectrum) made for a very sweet human experience, only highlighted by my delight to get to skate and film at a lot of my childhood spots. A humble thrill I'm certain all three of us experienced seeing as Romain kept post-work-hitting me up to encourage me to go back and try that funny 'ender' a fifth time, and Jonathan would sometimes bi-weekly hop trains from the next city over so we could go on early morning missions, and hopefully skate till dusk, armed with a thermos of colombian coffee for the day in addition to our obsolete cameras - all unbeknownst to his mom.
Mighty Moe has been supporting my skating for the past 8 years and making that film for them was my way of saying 'thank you'. I'm excited to share Jonathan, Romain & every other Blois, France local's section from that video with those of you who care and to everyone in general I can only wish as many great times as we experienced doing this !
Thumbnail photo by Nathan El Blondo.
@mightymoeskateshopblois / www.mighty-moe.com @passionisfordinosaursAymeric Nocus • STICKERSaymeric nocus2017-03-08 | A fixture of clips filmed in Tokyo, Budapest, Paris, London, Zagreb, Pula, Bordeaux & Blois, by Zach Chamberlin, Bence Bálint, Colin Read, Nikola Racan, Josh Roberts, Tetouf, Greg Dezecot & Love Skateboard Co., and the Chef Family, 2014-2016.
The basic idea was to take leftover bits from Colin's "Spirit Quest", Zach's "Sprinkles / Bright Moments", and Nikola's "Solsticij", and stick them together along with more personal footage from my trips - notably with the Rios crew in Budapest - or even at home when Tetouf came to visit and we got to skate my childhood spot for 5 minutes before his battery ran out.
Most importantly I wanted to make this a 100% skater-produced clip, which wouldn't be so much about the featured skating as it would consist in showcasing the talent of the people behind the production & their respective projects. Stickers are such a classic skater's thing (only coming second to round shaky fisheyes...), and just like one commonly uses them to 'rep' certain entities, I wanted to use those bits of video to 'rep' my friends & all the cool shit they do.
Magenta Skateboards : www.magentaskateboards.com Mighty Moe Skateshop : www.mighty-moe.com / www.facebook.com/mightymoeskateshopblois / www.instagram.com/mightymoeskateshopblois Pillo Wheel Gang (got too many 2XL shirts not to mention) : www.pwgang.com _ @passionisfordinosaursB&B - Bordeaux one-off (2012-2014)aymeric nocus2017-01-02 | What was originally meant to be a quickie of an #instagram video post for New Year's really turned into a montage of sorts when I realized I actually had way more old Bordeaux clips laying around than I thought (I still have a bunch). This is from two different eras when I was just figuring out the VX before changing my mind about it (and giving it to Yoan who needed spare pieces). Enjoy late night vibes & mean clean lenses.
Skaters : Vivien Feil, Leo Valls, Glen Fox, Karim Chérif, Kenny Adoua, Masaki UiB&B - Blois section 2aymeric nocus2016-09-28 | Second-to-last (?) installment in the B&B video series is this other brand new Blois montage filmed over the course of the past 6 months.
Featuring : Romain Scordino, Aymeric Nocus, Bérenger le Roux, Romain Badan, Pierre Fournet, Jérôme Chevallier, Jonathan Rojas, Tétouf, Elliott Roger, Adrien Jolivard, Martin Boulay, Théo Tallant, Jean-Marie, Rémy, Luy-Pa Sin.B&B - Glen Fox, Vivien Feil (2016)aymeric nocus2016-06-28 | 5th segment of the B&B video is this little Bordeaux montage, mainly featuring Glen Fox & Vivien Feil of Magenta Skateboards, filmed over the course of 6 days back in April 2016. Guest skaters include Yoan Taillandier (minuitaudiovisual.com), old-Jersey-not-New-Jersey-based Luka Pinto, Xavier Benavides & more. Thanks again for having me - a really fun trip !
Here is a self-edited video part featuring clips from my favorite sessions of 2015, filmed in Bordeaux, Paris & Pula by Bence Bàlint (RIOS Crew BP), Masaki Ui (Postcard VHS), Seva Krakhmanly, Yensi Lama (Marseille Zoo) & White Tee.
Soundtrack by Django Reinhardt. Cover photo by Manuel Schenck.B&B - Nicolas Mahnich intermissionaymeric nocus2016-06-02 | This 4th part of & intermission amid the B&B project consists in what just might qualify as a nod to those in particular who have been somewhat following this YouTube channel for some time, and thus may remember the silly flatground clips it used to host (among random vintage company videos & other oddities), way back when my friends & I - then teenagers - regularly traveled the entire country to skate, accessorily all the while cultivating a certain love for early 1990's videos which would in turn influence our skating styles at a time when the commonly associated tricks really weren't popular (that was just before they came back in full force) - anyway, after we had filmed them, unexpectedly our videos somehow gained a certain traction back then - notably among the younger, impressionable crowds - which was interesting, albeit kind of awkward. Nowadays, some of those kids who were watching our crap actually stuck to skating in the long run, and as a matter of fact some of those occasionally come back to this page, hence why this clip is dedicated to them.
Nicolas Mahnich always was one of those aforementioned friends I would regularly go on skate trips back in those days with and I had the pleasure to catch up with him again in Rouen, France, two years ago (06/2014) for a couple of sessions. Now a medicine major & physiotherapist, qi-gong teacher, well-rounded musician & busy father, Nico only gets to revert back to his "metalshin2047" self a couple of times a year, for just long enough it takes him to dust off his shiatsu-sharp pressure flip classics - thus I felt like it was an important occasion to take the camera out for him to improvise & immortalize some of his freestyle.
While really not making for progressive footage (especially nowadays), more than "impressive" technically- or stylistically-inspired skating I really wanted to capture the unique style of this sincere anachronism of a skater who, once in a blue moon, still likes to occasionally reunite with the lone kid from Normandy within & kill a few hours flipping a plank of wood around - more often than not in rather unusual ways - true to how he was already doing it 10+ years ago on the road in front of his parents' house.
Tongue-in-cheek editing involves clips from sick legendary video parts & ancient pro skaters you might recognize.
Enjoy the throwback !
@passionisfordinosaurs | #BnBskatevideoB&B - Glen Fox & Bordeaux homies (2014-2015)aymeric nocus2016-04-18 | Third installment in the B&B webclip series consists in this edit of a bunch of Bordeaux footage scraps from circa 2014-2015, all rather lightheartedly gathered before I moved out, notably comprising what looks like resulted in a full-on Glen Fox part - complete with a few more recent clips from last december.
Glen is a 200% skate rat, straight-up hyperactive ripper from the Jersey islands who instantly became everyone's younger brother as soon as upon his first visit in Bordeaux while on a western Europe tour with his mates, back in 2012. You can check out his artwork on Instagram : instagram.com/gfox_painting
Ending montage features Bordeaux locals & visitors Kenny Adoua, Raphaël Marque, Xavier Benavides, James Whineray, Yoan Taillandier, Antoine de Lassée, Thibault Carpentier, Lui Araki, Leo Valls, Simon Källkvist, Olivier "Tavu" Ente, Souhil Deneche, Antti Heikkinen, Charles Badi & Dom Henry.B&B - Blois sectionaymeric nocus2016-04-10 | Second installment in the B&B series is this part entirely filmed in Blois, the place I grew up in - an average-sized city located in the dead middle of France that is just as notorious for its intriguing historic landmarks and brown-and-greyish patterns as it is for a certain proneness to passeism - thereby often inducing despair among the modern youth, sometimes sheer renouncement, as well as the general impression of existing a cultural dead-end.
The skateboarders in this video, although from varying generations and of different age groups, have that in common that they didn't resign, and instead took it upon themselves to find something to do within their limited environment, regardless of how impractical and inadequate that activity of choice might be given the geographical context.
Needless to say and in a nutshell, you're in for some England-rough spots - just smaller and a lot of times, not nearly as magnificent which is exactly what makes them beautiful in their own way.
Small cities all around the world relate !
Featuring : Florian Boutin, Jo Dezecot, Adrien "Mouss" Jolivard, Romain Badan, Pierre Fournet, Fabien Thierry, Jonathan Vallejo Rojas, Bérenger Le Roux, Romain Scordino, Elliott "Tyo" Roger, Jean-Baptiste Cizel, Sebastian Andersen, Baptiste Bailly, Théo Tallant, Yohan Têtu, Aymeric Nocus, Mehdi Zion, Nicolas Gallo.
Filmed in between September 2015 & March 2016 with some older clips dating as far back as 2010.
To be fair, Blois really isn't that bad for skateboarding in that it is home to a considerable amount of hills, spots and most importantly a strong scene. You only have to know where to look and consider everything in sight - just like anywhere. Hoping to see you there one day. If in town do not hesitate to check out the local skateshop Mighty Moe which has done wonders for the scene over the last decade : www.mighty-moe.com
@passionisfordinosaurs | #BnBskatevideo www.magentaskateboards.com | www.mighty-moe.comB&B - Vivien Feilaymeric nocus2016-03-31 | "B&B" is the arguably corny, yet openly interpretable code name for what resembles an always-ongoing video project of mine, basically trying to decant years worth of random footage sitting on a continuously increasing number of hard drives into a somewhat tangible (and, most of all, public) thing, under the form of (hopefully) frequent web edits, all free for people to see and maybe get stoked on.
First skater to ever have his B&B footage endure the www treatment happens to be the one and only Vivien Feil - now a relatively longtime french skateboarding figurehead, be it through his regular, numerous & always qualitative media contributions (print & web), his co-ownership of Magenta Skateboards, or - most essentially - his distinct Strasbourg- & Paris-forged skateboarding style.
The clips in this edit were all casually and spontaneously gathered on location in Bordeaux, France (home to Vivien & Magenta's current endeavors) besides a few that were filmed in my hometown Blois while on a friendly visit last year. The movie extract is from hungarian director Tarr Bela's classic "Damnation" and the soundtrack is by Budapest-based Mihály Víg.
Enjoy !
@passionisfordinosaurs | #BnBskatevideo www.magentaskateboards.com | www.mighty-moe.comMsc. BXaymeric nocus2013-02-23 | Featuring the skateboarding of Dom Henry, Vivien Feil, Koichiro Uehara, Liu Puli, Xavier Benavides, Ben Gore, Jo Dezecot, Julien Guillon, Glen Fox, Charles Badi, Sean Cullen, Alexis Jacq, Leo Valls, Yoan Taillandier, Adrien Jolivard, Luc Richard, Romain Badan, Aymeric Nocus, Raphaël Marque, Masaki Ui. Shot & edited by Aymeric Nocus. VHS footage contributed by Masaki Ui. Soundtrack in the credits. Supported by Magenta Skateboards : http://www.magentaskateboards.com and Mighty Moe Skateshop http://www.mighty-moe.com
For those who may wish to get a DVD copy of this video, a free, high-quality, downloadable version of the video file will be available shortly in this very video description, as well as printable DVD covers and an extra booklet of photographs and various artwork. Please check back again regularly as this description will get updated with the corresponding links.
Update (03/02/2013) : http://www.mighty-moe.com/MscBx_web.rar Setting up my website is taking longer than expected, so here is an early, temporary link to download a .rar archive with the video file - as well as its DVD cover art and a couple of extra photos I quickly threw together - for those of you who would potentially be interested in burning their own hard copy of this. Feel free to message me if you are encountering any trouble with the file.All Boat City 2aymeric nocus2012-09-21 | Full-length (15 mn), 09/2012.
[EN] A full-length skateboarding video showcasing the local skaters of Blois, France, commissioned by the local skateshop and tying together footage randomly gathered throughout the years from late 2010 to mid-2012. This edit makes for the direct sequel to the previous All Boat City video, released back in november 2010, and available here : http://vimeo.com/16523767
[FR] Une vidéo de skate mettant en avant les locaux de Blois, Loir-et-Cher, France, réalisée pour le compte du skateshop local, regroupant des clips accumulés de part et d'autre entre fin 2010 et mi-2012. Ce montage s'inscrit dans la continuité de la première vidéo All Boat City, sortie en novembre 2010, et disponible en streaming ici : http://vimeo.com/16523767
Avec / Feat : Alexis Duru, Elliott Roger, Adrien Jolivard, Antoine Eon-Caillot, Steven Moreno, Nicolas Gallo, Romain Badan, Gaétan Rambaud, Nicolas Boutin, Romain Scordino, Marco Almeida, Aymeric Nocus.
[FR] Un documentaire sur la pratique du skateboard à Blois, région Centre, France, destiné à mettre en avant les conditions dans lesquelles les pratiquants, passionnés, doivent s'évertuer à pratiquer leur art, leurs luttes au quotidien, et l'éternelle recherche d'un compromis dans l'espace urbain avec le reste de la communauté.
[EN] A documentary on skateboarding in Blois, France, showcasing the conditions and struggles certain individuals have to endure every day in order to be able to keep practicing their art of choice, and the social compromise yet to be found between them and the rest of the community for a fair sharing of public space.alone together in living spaceaymeric nocus2011-12-23 | A visual essay on human isolation through the prism of skateboarding.
Featuring street activists Leo Valls and Yoan Taillandier (Bordeaux, France) ; Magenta skateboards owner Vivien Feil (Paris, France) ; evergoing skateboarders Nicolas Gallo, Aymeric Nocus, Romain Scordino & Romain Badan (Blois, France) ; living space master & Polar skateboards owner Pontus Alv and his young recruit Little Oski (Malmö, Sweden). Photography and editing by Aymeric Nocus, 2011.
Soundtrack : Eric Dolphy 'Alone Together', Conversations, 1963 ; John & Alice Coltrane 'Living Space', Living Space, 1965.Stay Boataymeric nocus2011-11-28 | The one-year anniversary re-edit of a 2008-2010 local skateboarding video effort. Filmed & edited by Aymeric Nocus throughout the 2000's to 2011.fun little thingsaymeric nocus2011-05-04 | Skateboarding in SF (with some LA clips), 2011. Featuring Leo Valls, Yoan Taillandier, Colin Bonino, Jimmy Lannon, Ben Gore, Cairo Foster, Ryan Lay, Evan Kinori, Mike Lemnitzer, Aymeric Nocus and more.clipsaymeric nocus2010-10-06 | 5 quick tricks at the île Simon skatepark in Tours, France. 10/2010aymeric nocusaymeric nocus2010-06-29 | mixtape..... 2008 early 2010warehouse minuteaymeric nocus2010-06-06 | a little edit i made for my shop's site with a few spare clips from winter 2010. self-made and self-builtno-comply up 7aymeric nocus2009-04-10 | one week of abandon. 2008. blois & lille, france2004aymeric nocus2007-01-28 | endless amount of webcam footy, fun and good music2004 2005aymeric nocus2006-12-24 | Just some clips of me skateboarding from late 2004 / early 2005 edited together. 10 minutes of nostalgia.