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Ground Control – Las Vegas Nights
from Simon Mulvaney on 24 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 16 takes us to Las Vegas with the Ground Control team. Needless to say, a lot of incredible tricks were landed during their time there. This episode gives us an insight into what what the team got up to in their downtime.

A film by Simon Mulvaney

Music:
‘Take Five’ by David Brubeck

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

Canon 5D Mark III CineStyle Grade Comparison – An Afternoon on Heswall Dales (Watch at 1080p)
from Simon Mulvaney on 19 Jul 2013

An afternoon spent lazing in my hammock, watching the sun set over the River Dee wouldn’t be the same without testing out the capabilities of CineStyle on my Canon 5D Mark III DSLR Camera.

Find out more about this shoot at http://smulvaney.tv/cinestyle-test-shoot/

Canon 5D Mark III CineStyle Test Shoot – An Afternoon on Heswall Dales (Watch at 1080p)
from Simon Mulvaney on 18 Jul 2013

An afternoon spent lazing in my hammock, watching the sun set over the River Dee wouldn’t be the same without testing out the capabilities of CineStyle on my Canon 5D Mark III DSLR Camera.

Find out more about this shoot at http://smulvaney.tv/

Ground Control – California Nights
from Simon Mulvaney on 17 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 15 gives us a small glimpse into what the Ground Control team get up to when the sun goes down in California.

A film by Simon Mulvaney

Music:
‘We Disguise You’ 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

Ground Control – B Roll
from Simon Mulvaney on 10 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 14 goes behind the scenes to provide an insight into the personalities of the Ground Control Team.

A film by Simon Mulvaney

Music:
‘5 Noone’ 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