Tag: BANK LDN (Page 3 of 9)

Bankcast 4: Dan Stirling
from BANK LDN on 2 Apr 2021

From the ashes this podcast is brought back, thought to be a lost or corrupted file never to be aired. The way in which this conversation was resurrected, and the relief we felt at its safe return, in some ways represents the themes inherent in the podcast itself. Dan walks us through the gateway of his life in skating, and how his artistic impulses helped forge that pathway. We discuss the various sensations and visions experienced throughout his coming of age and how that all transpired into his fully fledged adulthood.

Bankcast 3: Carter LeBlanc
from BANK LDN on 22 Mar 2021

Carter LeBlanc takes some time to describe life in the pacific north west, Seattle, Washington, USA. We wander through his early years skating, inevitably leading to an affinity with standard definition video camcorders. We touch on how his close relationships and dedication to the practice of skating has culminated in an outstanding series of skate films, ‘Chance of Rain’. We zero in on some of the outstanding features of his work that emphasises the richness and sophistication of modern skating and culture.

Bankcast 2: Scott Blackmore
from BANK LDN on 19 Feb 2021

A conversation with Scott, touching on his early years on the south coast of the United Kingdom. Scott reveals his growth into the skate world and his take on the genesis of the DRC. He is asked to reflect on seminal video projects such as ‘Summer Fun’ and the association with Dirt Box leading towards the birth of Muzzle. Scott discusses ideas relating to his skate techniques, his conceptualisation of skating through the medium of video and audio.

Bankcast 1: Neil Ingall
from BANK LDN on 10 Feb 2021

A conversation with Neil, touching on periods throughout his life, his thoughts and feelings regarding skating and his intrepid nature.

Holding Weight 20//\20
from BANK LDN on 4 Feb 2021

This film was shot in London and Norwich in the period between May & October 2020. Post lock down, the streets became available again. A strong sense of lost time and an intense urge to vanquish the strain of this difficult moment gave rise to ‘Holding Weight’. The film was edited by Scott Blackmore who also shot the sequences in Norwich. In addition to Scott’s videography, the film was also shot by Joe Spray, Michal Pupava, Jon lee, Simon Isles, James Bower & Jamie Harris.Music: Chester P, 3DMG & Autechre