liveskateboardmedia.com – Benjamin Deberdt – ////////// As his Instagram account brimming with quite the unique combo of tech skills and creativity on and off the board (like they all say) can demonstrate to the layman, Dino Coce has been ripping the streets of Split, Croatia for a long time; and, while his name has been circulating beyond his home region over the yesteryear – after his part in Raul Žgomba’s “TABULA RASA” – his own, longtime activity as a filmmaker putting together his personal video project: “FINTA” had mostly remained a secret to everyone but the most initiated and local. In fact, one would have had to be there (and sober) in person at the 2017 edition of the Vladimir Film Festival to catch the public broadcasting of the trailer – but on those who somehow were, it left an impression like no other, foreshadowing Michel Gondry-esque practical effects and a generally inventive editing direction at the service of equally thoughtful, and honest, street skateboarding mostly captured through a simple Canon XM-2. Fast forward to now, twenty twenty and Dino finally completed “FINTA”, after over half a decade of work and just in time for what should have been the tenth Vladimir (turned edition nine-and-a-half due to the pandemic). The corresponding DVD and D.I.Y. screen-printed merch is available right here, right now and as for a sneak preview, today, LIVE is presenting a section of the film dedicated to no one in particular but a specific location in Split: the mishmash of the historic Diocletian’s Palace and Strossmayer Park aka. Đardin, both of which Dino honored with his own reinterpretation all the while openly embracing influences by the likes of Colin Read. Needless to say, the questions for the following interview spontaneously raised themselves… FULL ARTICLE, HERE: https://liveskateboardmedia.com/en/article/finta-premiere-dino-coce-interview ////////// Comme son compte Instagram débordant de créativité et de technicité “on and off the board” (comme ils disent) le démontrera au profane, cela fait un certain temps que Dino Coce fait acte de présence dans les rues de Split, en Croatie. Et si son nom circule à l’étranger depuis l’an dernier et sa part dans la vidéo de Raul Žgomba : “TABULA RASA”, son activisme personnel derrière la caméra et son travail sur son propre projet : “FINTA” sont principalement demeurés secrets, sauf pour les proches et initiés. En fait, il aurait même fallu être présent (et sobre) à l’édition 2017 du Vladimir Film Festival pour être le juste témoin de l’avant-première de la bande-annonce – mais sur ceux-là même, cette dernière a laissé une impression sans pareil, laissant transparaître une mise en scène à la Michel Gondry et un montage inventif au général au service d’un skate tout aussi inspiré, et honnête, capturé au fil des rues et des bandes Mini-DV d’une simple Canon XM-2. Avance rapide jusqu’au jour présent et Dino a finalement terminé “FINTA”, au crépuscule de deux mille vingt, après plus d’une demi-décennie d’effort et juste à temps pour ce qui aurait du être officiellement le dixième anniversaire du Vladimir (finalement transformé en “édition neuf-et-demi” du fait de la pandémie). Le produit final en DVD et même quelques fringues sérigraphiées D.I.Y. sont disponibles ici et maintenant et pour ce qui est d’un aperçu, aujourd’hui, LIVE vous présente une section du film dédié non pas à un skateur en particulier mais à une région particulière de Split : le conglomérat du Palais de Dioclétien et de Strossmayer Park aka. Đardin, deux hauts lieux que Dino a honoré de sa réinterprétation bien à lui, tout en embrassant ouvertement certaines influences telles que celle de Colin Read. Inutile de préciser que les questions suivantes, dans le cadre de l’interview qui suit, se sont posées toutes seules… L’ARTICLE COMPLET, ICI : https://liveskateboardmedia.com/fr/article/finta-premiere-dino-coce-interview ////////// https://www.orionskate.bigcartel.com https://www.instagram.com/orionskate https://www.LIVEskateboardmedia.com https://www.instagram.com/LIVEskateboardmedia

Santa Cruz Skateboards – Today we talk about and put to the test the 8.8 x 31.95 inch Total Dot VX Deck. The VX deck is the strongest board out on the market. With a couple board breaks from Andrew lately he wanted to not even have that be an option. In this video we break down the details on each of the products and why they are great. Then we put Santa Cruz Brand Manager Andrew Cannon to the test with three different challenges. Let us know in the comments below what challenges we should throw in the bins next! This weeks product setup: 8.8 x 31.95 Total Dot VX Deck 159 Indy MiDs 56mm 101a Axel Cruysburgh OJ Elite Bronson G3 Indy 7/8″ allen hardware Black Mob Griptape Follow Andrew on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/andrewcannon Filmed & Edited by Eric Danescu! Follow Eric on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/ericdanescu WATCH Til The End Vol. 4 on THRASHER HERE! https://bit.ly/38JgMwc Santa Cruz Skateboards, located in Santa Cruz California, was established in 1973 by then owners, Richard Novak, Doug Haut and Jay Shuirman who founded NHS Inc. Santa Cruz Skateboards has long been revered as one of the original skateboard companies that has not only survived over the years, but contributed to the innovation and modernization of skateboards and skateboarding. From the beginning, ‘TIL THE END. Santa Cruz Skateboards Team: Blake Johnson, Dylan Williams, Emmanuel Guzman, Eric Dressen, Erick Winkowski, Fabiana Delfino, Henry Gartland, Jake Wooten, Jereme Knibbs, Justin Sommer, Kevin Braun, Maurio McCoy, Steve Alba, Tom Asta, Tom Knox, Tom Remillard, & Yndiara Asp. Check us out on TikTok! https://vm.tiktok.com/Jeh8UyK/ Try our SCREAMING HAND Filter on Instagram! http://bit.ly/ScreamingHandFilter Learn more about Santa Cruz Skateboards at: http://santacruzskateboards.com/ Follow Santa Cruz Skateboards on Instagram! https://instagram.com/santacruzskateboards Follow Santa Cruz on Twitter! https://twitter.com/santacruzskate ‘Like’ Santa Cruz Skateboards on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/Santacruzskateboards