David Ehrenreich put together this Cory Wilson part for Vancouver, BC-based Kitsch Skateboards. Check out their Spring/Summer ’13 goods right here, featuring graphics by Andrew Pommier, Daniel Curtis and more…
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Cory Wilson x Kitsch Skateboards
Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013Tail Devil’s Night
Monday, February 25th, 2013Concrete contributor David Ehrenreich spent a few nights scraping around Vancouver for this edit called Tail Devil’s Night. Watch Bradley Sheppard, Jordan Hoffart, Magnus Hanson, Cory Wilson, Zander Mitchell and more get sparked.
SUPLEX – Bonus Clips
Friday, February 1st, 2013Our video specialist, David Ehrenreich, put together some bonus clips from his 2012 feature length project, SUPLEX (watch it in full here). Catch Cory Wilson, Mike Campbell, Tyler Warren, Ben Blundell, Jed Anderson, Jamie Maley, Brett Gifford, Sheldon Meleshinski, Dustin Henry, Zander Mitchell, Keith Henry, Nate Lacoste and Will Blakley’s extra footy…
#ThrowbackThursday: Las Vegas Vacation
Thursday, January 24th, 2013When the weather gets tough in Canada, it’s time to hit the road towards more forgiving climates. That’s exactly what Vancouver’s Cory Wilson, Nick Moore, Drew Summersides and Dan Redmond did, picking Sin City as their destination. This Push.ca (R.I.P.) x Concrete collaboration (originally posted on Mar.6/2012) shows how it went down. This video accompanied our Issue 117 feature, Las Vegas Sun (digital version here).
Filmed by: Brian Caissie
Edited by: Jan Schuster
Executive Producer: Lenny Rubenovitch / Underexposed Agency Ltd.
Music: “Cuban Cigarre” by Anno Domini Beats / “Blind To You” by SonReal
“SUPLEX” – Vancouver Premiere & Prologue Video
Wednesday, October 24th, 2012Our video specialist and contributing writer David Ehrenreich has been working on his latest feature-length project, SUPLEX, for a while now. As you can see from the poster below, the roster is stacked. The reveal-time is here, and it’s brought to you by Don’t Sleep, Antisocial, and our mutual brand-pals C1RCA and Quiksilver.
Tyler Warren and Jamie Maley are featured in this SUPLEX “teaser.”
Learn more about this video project right here, and if you’re in Vancouver on Wednesday, October 24th, SUPLEX is premiering at London Pub (directions here), 10pm. If the skies don’t fall, you can work it into your post-Plaza plans, since the vortex is conveniently located right down the street from the pub.
Get hyped on the feature-length by checking out DUPLEX: The SUPLEX Prologue… by David Ehrenreich for Push.ca:
‘Bric-a-Brac’ – Cory Wilson
Friday, June 29th, 2012In case you haven’t seen it, here’s Cory Wilson’s well deserved ender part from late 2011′s Bric-a-Brac by Vancouver’s Kitsch Skateboards. Included is his Issue 113 cover banger, which was the first time the now-famous Red Ribbon in Guangzhou, China was skated by North Americans.
More from Bric-a-Brac:
•Geoff Dermer
•Mike Hastie
•Will Blakley
•Sean MacAlister
•Friends Section
•Stacy Gabriel
•Closing Credits
CONCRETE Skateboarding – Issue 117 Online
Friday, March 30th, 2012Concrete #117 was our first issue of 2012 and hit skateshops across Canada on February 20th. Vegas-Vancouverite Cameo Wilson made his big cover debut, and there’s plenty of solid content to peruse here in case you didn’t get a chance to pick up the free print version. Click the image below and use the simple navigation tools to check it out:
The Concrete commercial promoting Issue 117 is brought to you by DVS, Bones Wheels and Powell-Peralta. It features Jordan Hoffart, Jesse Landen, Paul Liliani, Adam “Mortal” McLaughlin and Cameo Wilson.
Filmed by: Mike Marasko, Mikendo, Oskar Szydlowski and Jordan Gibo // Edited by: David Ehrenreich // Music: ”The Bombs In My Pants!” from the EP A Wild Pear (2009) by The Evaporators (Nardwuar appears on the Issue 117 “Sound Check” page promoting The Evaporators-hosted compilation album, Busy Doing Nothing!
Brian Caissie and Jordan Mayfield joined Skate Bros Chris Haslam and Paul Machnau for a high-risk trip to a flood ravaged Thailand. They returned with Issue 117′s The Bangkok Experience feature and this video in collaboration with Push.ca:
Another collaborative content effort with Push.ca came in the form of this issue’s Las Vegas Sun feature. Rich Odam photo documented a trip with Nick Moore, Cory Wilson, Drew Summersides and Dan Redmond during a trip to Sin City that was uncharacteristically productive:
Click the image below to view Joe Castrucci’s complete Art Blender spread as it appears in the mag. And don’t forget to save your free desktop, iPad and iPhone wallpapers featuring the artwork entitled “Collage” that he created for the mag.
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Concrete #117: Las Vegas Sun
Tuesday, March 6th, 2012When the weather gets tough, the tough get going, which is precisely what Vancouver photographer Rich Odam had in mind when he recruited Cory Wilson, Nick Moore, Dan Redmond and Drew Summersides on a Sin City mission. We brought the headlines to life in the Las Vegas Sun 12-page feature, as seen in Issue 117.
In a collaborative effort with Push.ca, we’ve released the online version of this feature in its entirety (click the article below to expand and flip through it), and Push.ca produced the Brian Caissie-shot video that goes with it:
•On your iPhone or iPad and can’t see the above feature? Click here
Edited by: Jan Schuster
Executive Producer: Lenny Rubenovitch / Underexposed Agency Ltd.
Music: “Cuban Cigarre” by Anno Domini Beats / “Blind To You” by SonReal
Check out our other Issue 117 content collab with Push.ca, by clicking over to The Bangkok Experience, featuring Chris Haslam and Paul Machnau.
CONCRETE Skateboarding Issue 117 – OUT NOW
Tuesday, February 14th, 2012
BURRITO SACRIFICE // Cover photo and caption by Saeed Rahbaran
CAMEO WILSON is one of the most consistent skateboarders I’ve had the pleasure of photographing. He currently lives in Vancouver and comes back to Las Vegas about twice-a-year to visit his family and skate as much as possible. On this particular day I was incredibly hungry, so I decided to get a burrito at the Baja Fresh right at the top of the famous six-flat-six in Vegas. Through the window I was watching Cameo warm up with some ollies. He opened the door and told me he wanted to land a 360 FLIP first before shooting it. So I tossed my food, grabbed the gear, and by the time I walked to the set he did one perfectly. But, as promised, Cameo landed an even better one for his first-ever cover on a Canadian magazine.
The latest Concrete commercial promoting Issue 117 is brought to you by DVS, Bones Wheels and Powell-Peralta. It features Jordan Hoffart, Jesse Landen, Paul Liliani, Adam “Mortal” McLaughlin and Cameo Wilson.
Filmed by // Mike Murasko, Mikendo, Oskar Szydlowski and Jordan Gibo.
Edited by // David Ehrenreich
Music // ”The Bombs In My Pants!” from the EP A Wild Pear (2009) by The Evaporators (Nardwuar appears on the Issue 117 “Sound Check” page promoting The Evaporators-hosted compilation album, Busy Doing Nothing!, which is set for release on March 6th).
Push.ca’s West Coast Montage
Tuesday, February 7th, 2012As part of their Motion Capture video series, Push.ca put together a Fall 2011 Vancouver montage featuring Corey Klim, Nick Moore, Tyler Holm, Sean Lowe, Chad Dickson, Jan Schuster, Mike Campbell, AJ McCallister, Cory Wilson and more…
Stay tuned for a Push.ca x Concrete content collab that coincides with Issue 117, which hits shops on Feb.20th.
Retro Returns #2
Thursday, January 26th, 2012Since the exclusive content archives run pretty deep here at concreteskateboarding.com, we’re serving up something from the past on a weekly basis (or whenever we remember to do it)…
Retro Returns #2 doesn’t travel too far back on the timeline and visits a video supplement to our 2010 Photo Annual (click here to flip through it online). Nikon Canada sent us a D300s to review, and our photo editor Brian Caissie took the camera’s 720p HD video capabilities for a test run. David Ehrenreich cut all the footage, which features Paul Trep, Nate Roline, Desmond Hoostie, Micky Papa, Arte Lew, Kris Foley, Derek Swaim, Ian Twa, and Cory Wilson.
Visit CONCRETE TV for the full archive of our videos.
Cory Wilson for Quiksilver Canada
Tuesday, January 17th, 2012Vancouver’s Cory Wilson is killin’ it in the footage department these days. First it was his part in the 3-years-in-the-making Bric-a-Brac video by Kitsch Skateboards, followed by his recent Timebomb Files episode (5 Days in LA), and now a Quiksilver Canada part. Keep up the good work, bud!
Take a look back at Cory’s sick Issue 113 cover, which placed very well in our 2011 cover vote.
Canucks in Cali
Friday, January 13th, 2012Don’t Sleep’s Ben Stoddard put together an edit for Push.ca’s Inside Out series that features DC Canada’s Micky Papa, along with etnies Canada’s Cory Wilson, Matt Berger & Derek Swaim, Quiksilver Canada’s Magnus Hanson, and Mike Campbell. The fellas are holding it down for the winter at a house in Torrance, California.
Timebomb Files with Cory Wilson
Thursday, January 5th, 2012Ben Stoddard headed down to L.A. for a 5-day roll-around with etnies Canada’s Cory Wilson (find him on the cover of Concrete #113) for the Timebomb Files Ep: 02.
Catch Derek Swaim and Matt Berger in the Timebomb Files Ep: 01 right here.
Quiksilver Canada – Mi Casa Su Casa Tour / Episode 3
Wednesday, December 21st, 2011First off, take a look back at Episodes One and Two in case you missed them. Now that you’re up to speed, watch Episode 3 of Quiksilver Canada’s Western Canada summer excursion, the Mi Casa Su Casa Tour. Teamsters Cory Wilson, Torey Goodall, Jordan Hoffart, Bradley Sheppard, Zander Mitchell, Magnus Hanson, Pat O’Rourke and Dustin Henry keep things rollin’ on the road, and pull out some sick enders…
Keep tabs on Quiksilver Canada by visiting their Vimeo Channel, and following them on Twitter (@QuikCanada).
Check out Torey Goodall’s photography and skating in the Both Ends Of The Lens feature from Issue 115 (now online), and grab a copy of the December 2011 issue at your local shop and take a gander at Magnus Hanson’s Straight To Business interview.
