
If you’re the one holding the cam,
you’re not just filming tricks —
you’re capturing the energy of the session.
You’re the vibe dealer. The archivist. The unsung hero behind the fisheye.
But filming ain’t about standing around like a lost dad at a skatepark.
Here’s how to do it right 👇
Don’t act like a film bot.
Skate first. Chill. Talk trash.
Be in it — so your crew actually wants you around when you point a lens their way.
I still roll with a VX1000 and a scratched fisheye.
It’s chunky. It’s temperamental. It’s perfect.
The sound of a tail smack on concrete through a VX mic? Chef’s kiss.
But honestly?
Use what you’ve got. Phones work. Old digitals. A GoPro duct-taped to your board.
It’s not about gear — it’s about feel.

Filming isn’t just about stacking clips — it’s about building a time capsule.
You’re telling the story of your crew, your spots, your vibe.
So keep the lens clean, the battery charged, and your finger on record.
One more try? Always.
— Dennis 🎥
VX ’til I die