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Best Of Jason Hernandez’s First 20 Tapes at TWS

In 2001 Greg Hunt and Jon Holland’s Sight Unseen premiered as one of Transworld’s most memorable videos. The following year Greg Hunt left Transworld to work for DC and his shoes were filled by Ewan Bowman who went on to make In Bloom and Free your Mind with Jon Holland. In 2003 Ewan recommended to Jon Holland to hire a young 22 year old videographer from LA’s San Gabriel Valley by the name of Jason Hernandez. The following year Ewan left TWS leaving Jon Holland and Jason Hernandez to continue the TWS video legacy. Together they produced and created six full length videos from 2003-2008 (Free Your Mind, Are You Alright, Subtleties, First Love, A Time to Shine, Let’s Do This).

This video is a compilation of Jason’s first 20 mini DV tapes working at Transworld Skateboarding. You'll recognize some footage from Free Your Mind as well as Emerica's This is Skateboarding, Foundation's That’s Life, Zero's New Blood and more. We'll continue to release a couple tapes at a time every other week until we have gone through all of Jason’s 500+ tapes during his tenure at TWS. Stay tuned and enjoy as we greatly appreciate his Transworld Vault series.

Filmed with a Sony VX2000 and a Century MK2 fisheye

GoPro - First Person Shooters: Skate Edit

Andrew Brophy and his group of GoPro adventurers (Mikey Taylor, Don 'Nuge' Nguyen, Sean Malto, and Danny Brady) are back from Middle Earth and we have their zealously-filmed New Zealand skate edit. Filmed entirely on the GoPro Hero line of cameras, the six-part "Road Trip New Zealand" series is a rad example of what an enterprising group of skaters can do with some GoPros and a little ingenuity. No more excuses!

GoPro Skate: Road Trip New Zealand - "Life Hammers" - Ep. 6

Camping in a strangers front yard? Why not! Anything goes in the final Episode of Road Trip New Zealand. Join the crew as they venture to lively Christchurch to shred a giant skate park, hit some epic street spots and look back on an amazing trip of throwing down “Life Hammers”.

GoPro Skate: Road Trip New Zealand - "Worst Trip Ever" - Ep. 5

After some epic bungee madness the boys are headed to Dunedin in search of some proper skating. They find perfect ledges at the beach, loading dock gaps, and an epic bump to bar to hill bomb. Join them on this section of Road Trip New Zealand that they are ironically calling "The Worst Trip Ever."

Road Trip New Zealand - "Bungee Boys" - Ep. 4
What the guys are calling the "Best Trip Ever" continues with a session at the local skatepark, a luge race down a mountainside, and a bungy jump 400 meters above the beautiful city of Queenstown, New Zealand.

GoPro Skate: Road Trip New Zealand - “Over Ice" - Ep. 2

Road Trip New Zealand is a 6-part skateboarding series from GoPro Original Productions.

Join the boys in episode 2 as they find some brick hubbas to skate, a creek to finally take a "shower" in and jump into a private helicopter up to a glacier.

GoPro Skate: Road Trip New Zealand - “Renegade Camping" - Ep. 1

Road Trip New Zealand is a 6-part skateboarding series from GoPro Original Productions.

In Ep. 1 we start the road trip in Wellington where Danny Brady and Andrew Brophy find a hilltop DIY skate spot. Mikey Taylor, Sean Malto and Don "Nuge" Nguyen join in as we venture to the South Island, skating a double set and find out what it means to "renegade camp" in New Zealand.

GoPro Skate: "Road Trip New Zealand" - Trailer

Road Trip New Zealand is a 6-part skateboarding series from GoPro Original Productions.

Follow professional skateboarders Andrew Brophy, Mikey Taylor, Sean Malto, Don "Nuge" Nguyen, Danny Brady and cinematographer Chris Ray as they embark on an adventure across one of the most adventurous and scenic countries in the world, New Zealand.

Mix in jet boats, helicopters, bungee jumps, go-karts and camping along with a classic skate road trip, and you get what the boys are calling their “best trip ever.”

During the filming for Bunker Down, the Alien Workshop team hit up Detroit on a filming mission.

Offcuts: Danny Nguyen | TransWorld SKATEboarding

Three tries and one successful nose manual through some deep water.