Directed by Colin Kennedy and Bucky Fukumoto. Shot at the Girl park and featuring: Joey Brezinski, Mike Anderson, Austyn Gillette, James Craig, Vincent Alvarez, Nick Garcia.

We went out to shoot an ad for Filmbot Grip, and well… this is what we got. Whoops.

Filmbot Grip / Derek Fukuhara

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Designs By:  Matt Irving & Don Pendleton

PUMA - THE GAMES WE PLAY - JARED EBERHARDT

Here’s a rare example of what can happen if a client likes an idea. I was originally hired to piggy back a photo shoot and shoot a video stylebook for Puma Sports. The creative director at Puma, Alex Lowe, asked me to pitch him some ideas for a set design and I sketched up a set of letters spelling PUMA connected with doors and stairs. A month later I was looking at a two story PUMA being fitted with graphics from Justin Kreitemeyer and Steven Harrington of National Forest, along with special help from Andy Holder.

WATCH PUMA MOTO

WATCH PUMA GOLF

WATCH PUMA RUNNING

WATCH PUMA FITNESS

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PUMA: ‘The Games We Play’ Credits:

This was all shot last summer with my Canon 5D Mark 2 outfitted with a bartech remote follow-focus all mounted on a Techno Jib 24.

Director - Jared Eberhardt

Cast (In order of appearance) - Rikki Fowler, Sergio Cilli, Michael Hsiung, Jerod Partin, Kevin Lenhart, Tommy Cunningham, Erica Blasberg, Carrie Gross, Kyle Hindin, Josh Forbes, Eric Ledgin, Johanna Frisk, Max Aria, Fred Abramyan, Gayle Steffens, Nicole Mc Donald, Annet Mahendru, Joel Stubbs, Earl Moore, Ethen Jimenez, Addy Richley, Max Richley, Isaac Weber, Erin Kirstein, Alicia Amie, Tara Macken, Mark Schoenecker, (most of the crew ended up in there somewhere as well)

Produced By - Jared Eberhardt & Imari McDermott

Original music by - The Shag ‘Stop and Listen’

Art Direction - National Forest, Justin Kreitemeyer, Steven Harrington

Art Department - Sara Newey, Laurel Hitchin, Justin Trask, Christy MacCaffrey, David Lafond, Matt Carey, Jonathan Miertchin, Matt Carey, David Lafond, Sadaf Azimi, Vanessa Lam, Andy Holder

Construction - Company Inc Sets, Bill Horbury, Reno Spear, Patrick Spall, Miguel Burris, Paul Carr, Dayne Oshiro, Beth Goodnight, Jonny Hirsch, Christopher Pippen

Wardrobe - Gena Tuso

Makeup - John McKay, Nathan Dwell

Hair - John Ruggiero, Sandra Jahannia

Choreography - Ginger Gonzaga

Assistant director - George Nessis

Second Assistant director - Sendeu Flippin

Gaffer - Chris Dale

Jib Operator - Lou Duskim, Mike Pusatere

AC - Jaxon Woods

Key Grip - Chris Hyde

LIghting Board - Diego Garcia

Still Photographer - Jon Johnson

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Here is the first look at the new product offering from Broadcast. The 2010 catalog consists of a range of premium American urethane wheels and a small line of basic skate apparel. I must divulge that the wheels are mighty perfect: everyone has been approving them as the best wheels they’ve ever skated. Straight from the horses mouth.

Special thanks to all those who have been involved in the launch of this brand: Jon Dragonette Photography, French, Jarrod Bryan Design, Dustin Desmarais Design, Distrikt Collective, Prestige, SCS, Eric Wall, Geoff Scofield, team riders Paul Shier, Ethan Fowler, Gareth Stehr, Kevin Coakley, Joel Meinholz, Patrick Melcher, Danny Falla, Aaron Harrison, Shiloh Greathouse, Eric Gilbert, Connor Getzlaff, the Boise and San Clemente Crews and anyone else we forgot.

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A Turntable Lab Exclusive with the Solitary Arts

For our tenth anniversary, we teamed up with our favorite designer, Geoff McFetridge, and one of your favorite skate companies, Solitary Arts, to create this exclusive shirt. We’ve always loved this particular illustration, as it elegantly captures the pains of the creative process. We think it captures our saga well. This will only be available at turntablelab.com and our stores.

Beautiful Losers on Netflix

Looking to update your movie list on Netflix ? Add Beautiful Losers. I did the Cinematography.

Scott updated his website about a month ago.  Better late then never right?

WWW.SCOTTPOMMIER.COM

We have seen things that we don’t want Terry to see yet. But this is going to be a fun-filled year. Here we are on our way to the all team’s meeting and the start of a new year of improv and inspiration.

The GISS Improv team is excited to begin a new year with the Canadian Improv Games. I plan to follow our adventures here on Mumble Magazine. Stay tuned for the next installment when we perform in the X-Rounds in a couple of weeks - theme event and two of Story, Style or character - Nov. 27 in Esquimalt along with teams from that school, Claremont and Oak Bay. BOOM.

We have been proud participants in the Canadian Improv Games for the past six years, including two trips to the national tournament in Ottawa. The CIG is an amazing organization and these improvisors are ready to attack the stage and discover moments filled with captivating characters while creating beautiful stories and sensitively redefining man’s place in the universe. I believe in cherishing fleeting and irreplaceable time, and every chance we get to improvise honours this and hopefully leads to another chance to improvise.

We perform in an amazing region. Last year’s national champs were Vancouver Island’s own GP Vanier from Courtenay.