Joey O'Brien "Framework" Cab Circuit City

This is just a small example how much work Joey put into his "Framework" part. His full part is amazing. Filmed by Bill Simpson.

Full length copies of "Framework" available at Ambler skateshop and online
at frameworkvideo.bigcartel.com

"Standard Definition" Promo

An independent skateboard film by Matt Steindl and Jake Todd featuring Corey Huber, Neil Herrick, Josh Feist, Anthony Tomasetti, Chris Mathis, Kevin Liedtke, and more. 

Coming Summer 2013. Standarddefinitionvideo.wordpress.com

Definitely going to be sick. Pretty awesome to see some Harleysville spots getting some action. I was there the day Anthony did the bs 180 5-0. A bunch of crazy stuff went down that day that's most likely going to be in Standard Definition or Sabotage 3. 

Tore Bevivino Switch Fs Flip Ghetto Banks

Second angle of Tore's switch fs flip as seen in Sabotage 2. We also used this clip in Tore and Brian Panebianco's part in Framework. Filmed by Bill Simpson.

Full length copies of Framework available at Ambler skateshop and online at 

http://frameworkvideo.bigcartel.com/ 

Check out Tore's part in Sabotage 2 and see the other angle Penny filmed. His angle looks way better. 

Tore's switch flip. Photo by J Bo

AMBLER HD by Davis Trinh

Short Ambler montage featuring Joey O'Brien, Mark Biedlingmaier and Mikey O'Brien. Filmed and edited by Davis Trinh

Collin Bauder "Framework"

Edited by Jimmy Simpson. Filmed by Billy Simpson. Additional filming by Brian Panebianco and Joey Christoffers. 

Copies available at Ambler Skateshop for $10 and available online at http://frameworkvideo.bigcartel.com/

Probably my favorite person to watch skate and one of my favorite parts we've had in any of our videos. I knew it would be sick for him to have a part once I saw this clip Penny made with him. I love how his Framework part turned out but I feel like you have to see Collin skate in person to really know how good he is. Collin is the type of guy who can skate a spot different then anyone else. I think it might have something to do with his snowboarding skills transferring. This part was mostly filmed in 2009. I had no worries that his footage would look dated just because no one could really even skate the spots he skated. Stuff like that sketchy vert wall at Wedge. No one could touch that thing and Collin did a handful of tricks on it. Watching him and Joey Christoffers skate a spot was really great. I talked to him recently and he said he had a bunch of footage he's sitting on that I'm excited to see.