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Long appears in Emerica's This is Skateboarding, [3] Kids in Emerica, [4] [5] [6] and Stay Gold [7] videos. Long appears in the Wavves music video " Post Acid " as a skateboarding alien—the video was directed by skateboard journalist Patrick O'Dell . [ 8 ]
Additionally, small skate shops, magazines, websites, collectives, and independent skaters make skate videos for the love of skateboarding; as well as, promotional material. [ 5 ] [ 7 ] 411 Video Magazine was a popular bi-monthly video log published from the 1990s to the 2000s.
In this video, a small tabby cat does tricks on a skateboard I’d be hard-pressed to mimic on only two legs. ... For many cats, skateboarding is a sport they actually ... Old Navy's Break a Sweat ...
Since 1987, due to attention in mainstream films, media and products like skateboarding video games, children's skateboards and commercialization, skateboarding has been pulled into the mainstream. As more interest and money has been invested into skateboarding, more skate parks, and better skateboards have become available. In addition, the ...
The live-action sequences featuring The Skatebirds mostly revolved around the nasty Scat Cat perpetually chasing the roller-skating trio and trying to get the best of them. Unlike the Banana Splits live-action segments, the Skatebirds were filmed in a variety of theme-park locations, rather than running around in a single studio.
In 2009, while filming for Crailtap's "Lil Slice of Life" web clip, Roberts' cat, Garvy, figured prominently in the segment. [3] After becoming an inside joke among sponsored Southern California skateboarders, Roberts's cat was featured on a series of skateboard decks and merchandise for a variety of his sponsors' brands.
Hsu is a playable character in the Skate video game franchise—Skate (2007), Skate 2 (2008) and Skate 3 (2010)—developed by the Electronic Arts (EA) and Black Box companies. Hsu was selected to film his own introduction for the first installment, [ 38 ] and then appeared in the cinematic trailers for all three games.
Go! Go! Hypergrind allows players to select one of several wacky cartoon characters and skateboard through a variety of cel-shaded levels. The objective of the game is to steer characters into a variety of classic cartoon "mishaps", usually involving inflicting pain on the character in some way, and then chaining one mishap directly into another to create combos.