Will Marshall

Sagan Lockhart's Paris De Noche is an innovative skate film blending vibrant cityscapes with a unique artistic vision. Filmed across urban hubs like Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, and Paris, the project reimagines traditional skate video aesthetics by pairing stunning cinematography with an original score. The music, crafted by Alex Sowinski of BADBADNOTGOOD under his Group Climate moniker, evokes vintage influences, creating a cohesive audio-visual experience reminiscent of classic skate films while pushing boundaries. The film, directed by Naquan Rollings and produced by Lockhart, stars a talented ensemble of skaters including Jahmir Brown and Carlisle Aikens. It debuted alongside a viewing/listening event at Los Angeles’ HVW8 Gallery, emphasizing Lockhart’s role as both a storyteller and cultural curator​.

Dime's 6th video starring their skate team and many friends of the global community

The fourth offering from Montreal's Dime, featuring Will Marshall, Antoine Asselin, Jake Johnson, Jamal Smith, Alexis Lacroix, Joe Valdez and many more.

Gus kicks off another certified Bronze full-length, with Trahan, Rizzo, Shanahan and crew delivering the goods. This is what we’ve been waiting for...

New Bronze edit with all your favourites.

This is more than an epic skate video, it’s an expedition through space and time. Cheers to another instant classic from Bronze.

The latest full length from Alltimers.

We present to you the long awaited Dime video, Knowing Mixtape Vol. 2

Another banger by the whackiest brand in Skateboarding

You are now keyed into the only channel that matters. Broadcasting from NYC and beyond, Bronze TV is back.

a return to form.

As far as skate videos go, the Dimestore ones are probably as sick as they get. The comical dimension is at least as entertaining as the skating and with parts from guys like Charles Rivard or Antoine Asselin, that says a lot. Just like in their previous videos, Dime Turd Season transports you to the grimy streets Montreal with its crackheads and street fights, whilst staying loyal to their trademark recurring images and their unpredictable soundtracks. It just goes to show that the best skate videos come from the guys who don’t take themselves too seriously, no matter how talented they are.