Bicycle

How do you juggle filming and riding? Is it ever difficult for you to do both to the best of your ability?

Yeah, it’s hard, especially when there are a lot of people around who want to get stuff done. It’s all good, though, because nine times out of ten times when I find something I’d like to try, or come up with an idea, I kinda just sit on it for a while then come back at a specific time with the intent of getting it done. Also, I certainly always have time to pick up my bike and cruise around a bit during a session—even if I’m on camera duty.

Tell me about your side job as a mover…

Well, I needed a way to make some money, and since I have a big van, I started posting on Craigslist advertising myself as a moving service. I get at least a few jobs every week from local moves, to distance drives, to storage clean-outs, etc., and I get to meet some pretty interesting characters, too. It’s a lot of fun, actually, and it certainly doesn’t feel like a real job at all. Plus, it’s a really great way to see different areas and inevitably stumble upon some new spots.

What projects are you working on? Both in being the camera and in front, too?

Behind the camera my main project this year is doing the next OSS DVD which is gonna be a mix video with some full parts. Right now I am working on a Sean Morr Madera edit, a Liam Zinbergs Colony edit, and a couple other things here and there. In front of the camera, I’m just finishing up my Volume edit, which should hopefully be out by the time you read this, and just stacking clips from here on out for the OSS DVD.

Do you want to pat some people on the back…

For sure! Big “thank yous” to Adam Grandmaison for being a silver back gorilla, Gucci Bear for being a dog, Brian Castillo for keeping the cow fed, Chris Long for never leaving the couch, Zach Krejmas for helping me out with filming a bunch, Devin Feil and Jeff Z. for always being down to shoot photos, and my girlfriend for being awesome and exceptionally down with what I do.