Media

A new edit of the UK's own Julian Coulter, filmed during the winter months in Barcelona.

John Greene put together a video called "Beast Coast The Movie" and just posted a section of Dylan Hopp online. Check out his profile for this up and coming blader.

Allan Beaulieu is the perfect candidate for Powerblading. The speed, extra maneuverability and control match his strenth and exclusive style. Allan's productions always boast high quality filming and production, and this edit is no different! -Oli Benet

You are probably thinking the same thing as me, "already?" Yup, Kyle is a killer and already dropped his second Scribe support edit within a few months of each other. When you got a friend like Hawke Trackler on your side, your media exposure can only progress. Props to each of the gents on this lil online feature. -Hawke Trackler

We just came across this classy edit featuring the highlights from the Intuition Skate best trick and the AIL comp at Woodward West in 2010.

Winterclash 2012 took place three weeks ago. Just in case you might forget about the contest's illness, you can get a sweet refresher here.

Here is some action from a five days rolling session in Arizona and California featuring Zared Yates, Derek Stanton, Bill Hedrick, Israel Surrett, Mikey Sanchez, Justin Runyon, Chad Wickham, Josh Morgan and many more.

Here is the intro of John Greene's skate flick Beast Coast The Movie. The video features the talents of Jeff Dalnas, Andrew Smolak, John Webb, Craig Nogler, Chris Murphey and many more.

Here's a well shot edit of some Eastern European blading straight out of Kiev Ukraine with a special guest appearance from the Dick himself.

Our sport peaked some years back. That is an undisputable fact. Since then we have seen many videos focussing more on the culture, its roots and where it’s going. Some are unrealistically optimistic, some are glorified edits, but few are as honest as 'Long Time, No See'.

Some more clips from this years Bitter Cold Showdown 2012.

Raw Clips from the Amateur contest at this years BCSD 2012

For one year, I walked and rolled the streets of Barcelona with my vintage VHS-C camera on my shoulder, documenting the Powerhouse Studio and its guests to the fullest. I choose to do this with a traditional style we can all relate to... The analog handheld movies our families once shot of our childhood.

It is time for yet another high quality video! Abstract Art II, a film by Andrew Kazlauskas, is blowing you away behind your computer. Epic filming, sick tricks, and painful bails, they are all there to fill that piece in your brain that needs it's daily dose of street skating. Abstract Art II features profiles on Logan Clark, Michael Froemling, Travis Rhodes, PJ Pienack, Mike Bober and many, many more. The spot selection made for this film is as epic as the tricks performed on them. Sit back and enjoy!

In 2007 Ryan Benner made this mini documentary about rollerblading as his entry for the Yahoo! Actions Sports Contest. The video is uploaded a couple of days ago and filled with passionate bladers talking about rollerblading and showing their creativity performed on the streets. Sit back and hit play for your daily portion of street skating here on Be-Mag.

WDIV produced a cool feature about Bitter Cold Showdown 2012 and Modern Skatepark with some quotes by Jonathan Julio and Daniel Kinney. Tune in and spread the piece which throws a good light on Rollerblading.

Here is some footage from this year's BCSD champion Alex Broskow and second-placed Brett Urbas - both of them lacing tricks they never tried before.

Hush Hush Distribution comes up with some unseen clips featuring rollers like Jeff Dalnas, Mark Wojda, Demetrios George, Alex Broskow, Brandon Smith, Tracy White, JC Rowe, Brett Urbas, Brian Aragon, Vinny Minton and many more.

'The Swedes' is a video about two months of skating in Sweden. The winters here are very harsh and weather conditions are very bad! This leaves us with approximately two months of habitable climate. Our objective with the video was to have as much fun as possible filming, skating, editing and drinking. And we hope you can feel this vibe while watching the video.

John and Andrew picked some really cool spots for this edit. After a few seconds you will easily realize that John faces each spot with a different approach inspiring the audience with his creativity.