Nick Jensen

A skateboarding film featuring the Lakai team filmed over the course of 4 years.

• 1000% • THE NEW • FULL LENGTH VIDEO • FROM PALACE

The frantic lead up to Lakai Footwear's release of Fully Flared left no time for inclusion of bonus features. With countless hours of unused footage and many a story still to be told, The Final Flare was born.

Just a year after Blueprint’s Waiting For The World, Dan Magee debuted First Broadcast. Filmed over 12 months and premiered in December 2001, this wasn’t another Blueprint video, but rather a celebration of British skateboarding with skaters from a few different teams including Unabomber, Organic and of course Blueprint. First Broadcast stars Vaughan Baker, Franklin Stephens, Colin Kennedy, John Rattray, Paul Shier, Nick Jensen, Ali Cairns, a young Danny Brady, Toby Shuall, Mark Baines, Scott Palmer and more. Filmed by Magee and Adam Mondon this is without question a British classic.

The Palace Palasonic skate video dropped November 2017, becoming an instant classic. The film clocks in at 40-minutes long, features the exploits of the Palace skate team over a 7-year period, and was shot completely on VHS to give the film a retro, lofi aesthetic.

Lost and Found, return of simple things. Lost & Found is a film containing the skateboarding of the Blueprint team, their friends, and the extended fellowship. If you fancy a brew of sound, visuals, and skateboarding with personality, then have a sip of this. Filmed in Europe and Great Britain.

Skateboard video from Blueprint Skateboards.

An ongoing series of skateboarding web shorts by Jacob Harris focusing on the worldwide travels of Casper Brooker, Chris Jones, Mike Arnold, Nick Jensen, Remy Taveira, Sylvain Tognelli, Tom Knox and more.

Full-length skateboard video from Slam City Skates.

Filmed and Edited by Jacob Harris. Featuring Tom Knox, Nick Jensen, Sylvain Tognelli, Paul Shier, Jon Nguyen, Casper Brooker and Chris Jones.

At the back end of 2013, Jacob Harris released one of the best UK videos to hit our screens in a very long time. 'Eleventh Hour' was originally intended as a Grey Magazine production, but at the last minute this was changed and it became a full length independent video.