anyone willing to do a skateboarding interview?....(PLEASE?)?
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Not a problem.  I can do an interview for you and I can put you in touch with our team riders. (Who just took 5th Place at Top Shop at 3rd Lair)\n\nLater\nGorilla
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Here is a sight that teaches you some flips, and grinds:\nhttp://www.skateboarding.nu/tricktips/index.html\n\nGood luck! Hope you find what you are looking for!
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Im looking to get my "big break" and will do it. Email me so we can discuss details. uiucsmith@yahoo.com
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Hey, I'm not sure what kind of skateboarding you are looking to do,(cruising, tricks) but I would go with a board that has carbon fiber layering technology, like you said, Lib Tech, and Revolution. Also, Element skateboards has recently started a line of carbon fiber skateboards. I think alot of companies have have jumped on this trend, so you may want to look into it. Whatever you find, have fun and good luck!
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i can help you. email me the question.
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ey u answered one of my skateboard questions so im gald and im will ing to help u with ur skate board any way u like just give me ur yahoo email thanks hope to talk to u soon
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All you need is a digital camcorder and a computer man! :)\n\nSeriously, There are so many programs out there. That is a tough call. My advice is to tell a story. Most skate videos I see are just random shots. That is ok for a while but, I get bored with that. It would be much more interesting to interview the skater and cut it up spaced out in between tricks. That takes a script, so I included a link to a free script writing program\n\nNext I have included a free version of Avid. Avid is the program used to edit movies and tv. It is a little tricky to learn but, hey what do you want for nothin'?\n\n\nIf you have some money invest in Premiere Elements with photoshop elements bundled together. (Use photoshop to create stills and titles.) It costs $170 bucks but it is worth it for a beginer. (If I can talk you into a mac go with final cut dv it is more money but worth every penny.)\n\nHope that helps,\nTony\n\nPS create a vlog so the world can see it!
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I had to go to search and than it came up\nhttp://www.skateamerica.com/
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http://dir.yahoo.com/Recreation/Sports/Skateboarding/Magazines/\n\nCheck out this directory. I like Transworld and Thrasher myself
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Schmooze the people on the board and they might give you the oral questions ahead of time.
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skateboarding(this is a team sport)
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Heya djtch3, you started out skateboarding wants and you probably did not know what to do, so stop the insults! Back to the question, try loosening the bearings a little. But not to much.
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If you can't be a great talker and that comes with age and experience. One thing that needs none of that is to be a good listener. \nPeople with strong interests, love to talk about them, and what makes them happy. \nJust ask him about his band, his skateboarding and music, then just look adoringly and smile and nod, as he speaks on and on about it.\nAll you need say is, wow, how cool, great, etc. As you get to know him better, you can ask more detailed questions, I'm sure many will pop in to your mind, as he tells his tales. \nSo just relax and listen, he'll be happy to have a great audience.
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try this link        http://www.wikihow.com/Build-a-Skateboard-Ramp
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Generally, yes.\n\nIf at all possible, record the interview with a tape recorder (or even with the laptop if you have the ability) and then type it up later.
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I am currently conducting interviews for the serious, dedicated person to join my team. Please watch the video and give me a call or if you prefer I can call you. My parent company is located in Texas and we are hiring people to join our team. Positions are filling fast so don't hesitate to contact me. \nhttp://www.deliveringonthepromise.com/40334342\n \n Please listen to my National Vice President Janie Jones. How she and so many others like myself became successful in this business.\nhttp://www.dailychecksathome.homestead.com/
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If you're okay, it might be hard to get sponsored by some of the bigger companies.  If you're as good as the pro's, then it won't matter how well edited your video is or if you use the most expensive set up out there.  What the companies want to see is you skating.  If you can blow them away with your tricks in a video that's all that matters.  \n\nI would recommend that rather than paying someone to film you or on buying expensive equipment, you get out there and market yourself.  Go to the big comps, get to know people who run companies, maybe small ones to start...local skate shops, etc.  Get yourself some exposure.  \n\nJust remember how huge the skateboarding industry is and try to imagine how many videos these guys get of kids every day.  Make sure that your skating will stand out and speak for itself!\n\nAs for the angles, it all depends on what you are doing.  It usually looks better when you are being followed, but the angles all depend on what you are skating.  Again, the tricks should say it all.\n\nGood luck!