Tag: Simon Mulvaney (Page 4 of 12)

Scoot Nation: ISA World Finals 2012
from Simon Mulvaney on 15 Jan 2014

“We are massively proud to be a big part of the first ever ISA World Finals and to drop the first full video edit of the event. We had a media team there cov…

Ground Control – Thanksgiving
from Simon Mulvaney on 28 Nov 2013

http://gc-uprising.com
http://smulvaney.tv

Released in 2011, Ground Control came to define a years worth of achievement from the blading community. Featuring a strong roster of talent from the team itself and directed by Simon Mulvaney, this film tells a story of the frames beneath the feet of every GC rider.

We spend Episode 18 with some of the Ground Control team and their friends at Damien Wilson’s house for Thanksgiving, with a hearty menu of turkey, mimosa and some chilled blading.

A film by Simon Mulvaney

Music:
‘Hi Bon’ by Sam Jones

Starring Brian Aragon, Joey Chase, Julian Bah, Chaz Sands, Damien Wilson, Gabriel Hyden, Alex Burston and Nils Jansons.

Also featuring Dre Powell, Stefan Horngacher, Sammy Chase, Yuri Botelho, Mathias Silhan, Lyle Shivak, Kåre Lindberg, Marc Moreno, Dominik Wagner, Andrew Jaccuzi, Keaton Newsom, David Andrews, Derek Henderson, Chris Haffey, Michael Braud.

Camera Operators: Simon Mulvaney, Chaz Sands, Damien Wilson, Joey Chase, Max Manning, Phillip Long, Josh Glowicki, Gabriel Hyden, Rolsn Rollschauch, Martin Jansons, Marc Moreno, Brent Hicks, Sammy Chase, Pete Dearden, Dre Powell, Julian Bah, Stefan Horngacher.

Script Supervisor: Tom Roberts

Audio Technician: Simon Mulvaney

VFX Artist: Simon Mulvaney

Editor: Simon Mulvaney

Second Unit Directors: Chaz Sands, Damien Wilson, Gabriel Hyden, Max Manning, Phillip Long, Josh Glowicki, Martin Jansons, Marc Moreno

Line Producer: Andy Wagener

Assistant Producers: Simon Mulvaney, Jan Welch, Geoff Acres,

Director: Simon Mulvaney

Executive Producer: Jon Elliott

We started Ground Control in order to fill a void in the industry. Skating had evolved into a high impact stunt orientated art form and the frames on the market wouldn’t hold up to our rolling. We needed a frame that the elite pro’s could trust under their boots, a frame that allowed them to continue to push the envelope. After months of working with a structural engineer and CAD designer we released not only the first after market UFS frame but the industries first symmetrical frame as well. The standard was set and GC was born.

My close friend Chris Peel helped me put together the logo. I wanted something that we (the rollerbladers) would recognise each other by. From across a crowd in any given airport or park the blade would serve its purpose. The GC sickle was designed to be your flag, like a secret handshake it only belongs to those who just ‘get it’. I’m proud to have had such an elite team over the years and be involved in such an eclectic industry. The current roster has given their blood for this film so do them the favor and soak it up. Enjoy the trip.

Thank you,
Jon Elliott

Simon Mulvaney Director Reel
from Simon Mulvaney on 4 Nov 2013

Simon Mulvaney is an award-winning cinematographer based in Manchester, England.

This is his first directors reel, showcasing some of the projects he has recently directed; from commercials and virals, to short films and feature documentaries. Working primarily with ‘lifestyle brands’, Mulvaney enjoys fusing urban fashion and art, with raw and honest visuals.

For more information feel free to contact me via my website – http://smulvaney.tv/

Razors Jenna Downing Pro SL Skate – OUT NOW
from Simon Mulvaney on 26 Sep 2013

Arguably one of the most deserved pro skates to ever come out, the Razors Jenna Downing Pro SL Skate (http://bit.ly/1fqHQSj) is an amazing symbol of success and achievement for Jenna Downing (http://jennadowning.com/pro-skate). Over the course of her skating career Jenna has won just about every major competition there has been, from X-Games medals to World Championship titles, she has won it all. One of Jenna’s biggest supporters throughout her skating career has been Razor Skates (http://www.razorskate.com/), who decided to reward Jenna for all her hard work and commitment to the sport by giving Jenna her own pro skate.

This video documents some very rare footage of Jenna competing at contests throughout her career, with a voice over from skating legend Arlo Eisenberg during the World Championship Finals. Directed by Simon Mulvaney (http://smulvaney.tv) the director of the Ground Control DVD and shot on location at Rampworx Skatepark (http://rampworx.com).

During the process of designing the skate, Jenna suffered from a Breast Cancer scare and decided that she wanted to draw awareness to the dangers of Breast Cancer that affect women across the world. This has been symbolised by having a pink ribbon on the side of the skate. However, Jenna didn’t want to stop there as she has agreed to donate 100% of the profit she would make from this skate to Breast Cancer Care (http://www.breastcancercare.org.uk/) to help support their continued research.

FEATURES:
Razors Super Light Boot
Razors SL Cuff
Ground Control Featherlight 2 Frames
Jenna Downing Pro Wheel
Titen Abec 9 Bearings
Jenna Downing Razors Liner
Razors Black SL Soul Plate
Razors White Soul Inserts
Razors Black Backslide Plate

Buy your skates here: http://bit.ly/1fqHQSj

Read more about Jenna’s Skate here: http://jennadowning.com/pro-skate

CREDITS:
Director – Simon Mulvaney
First Assistant Director – Chris Caddy
Music – ‘Teardrop’ by Massive Attack (http://www.massiveattack.co.uk/)

Ground Control – Friends
from Simon Mulvaney on 31 Jul 2013

http://gc-uprising.com
http://smulvaney.tv

Released in 2011, Ground Control came to define a years worth of achievement from the blading community. Featuring a strong roster of talent from the team itself and directed by Simon Mulvaney, this film tells a story of the frames beneath the feet of every GC rider.

Episode 17 highlights the talents of some of Ground Control’s closest friends, as they session with the team during production of the GC Film.

A film by Simon Mulvaney

Music:
‘Love + Pain’ by Clor.

Starring Brian Aragon, Joey Chase, Julian Bah, Chaz Sands, Damien Wilson, Gabriel Hyden, Alex Burston and Nils Jansons.

Also featuring Dre Powell, Stefan Horngacher, Sammy Chase, Yuri Botelho, Mathias Silhan, Lyle Shivak, Kåre Lindberg, Marc Moreno, Dominik Wagner, Andrew Jaccuzi, Keaton Newsom, David Andrews, Derek Henderson, Chris Haffey, Michael Braud.

Camera Operators: Simon Mulvaney, Chaz Sands, Damien Wilson, Joey Chase, Max Manning, Phillip Long, Josh Glowicki, Gabriel Hyden, Rolsn Rollschauch, Martin Jansons, Marc Moreno, Brent Hicks, Sammy Chase, Pete Dearden, Dre Powell, Julian Bah, Stefan Horngacher.

Script Supervisor: Tom Roberts

Audio Technician: Simon Mulvaney

VFX Artist: Simon Mulvaney

Editor: Simon Mulvaney

Second Unit Directors: Chaz Sands, Damien Wilson, Gabriel Hyden, Max Manning, Phillip Long, Josh Glowicki, Martin Jansons, Marc Moreno

Line Producer: Andy Wagener

Assistant Producers: Simon Mulvaney, Jan Welch, Geoff Acres,

Director: Simon Mulvaney

Executive Producer: Jon Elliott

We started Ground Control in order to fill a void in the industry. Skating had evolved into a high impact stunt orientated art form and the frames on the market wouldn’t hold up to our rolling. We needed a frame that the elite pro’s could trust under their boots, a frame that allowed them to continue to push the envelope. After months of working with a structural engineer and CAD designer we released not only the first after market UFS frame but the industries first symmetrical frame as well. The standard was set and GC was born.

My close friend Chris Peel helped me put together the logo. I wanted something that we (the rollerbladers) would recognise each other by. From across a crowd in any given airport or park the blade would serve its purpose. The GC sickle was designed to be your flag, like a secret handshake it only belongs to those who just ‘get it’. I’m proud to have had such an elite team over the years and be involved in such an eclectic industry. The current roster has given their blood for this film so do them the favor and soak it up. Enjoy the trip.

Thank you,
Jon Elliott