Filmed over 3 weeks in Brisbane, Australia. Through one of the hottest summers we’ve seen in a long time, we’re excited to present the third instalment of “Mantra”. So sit back, crack open a cold one and enjoy! Don’t forget to sing along! Robert Kellett.

Funny how many life long memories you can make in just a couple of weeks! Starring: James McErlain, Rob Kellett, Jamie Sims, Joe Huxley, Nat Ogden, Miguel Gutierrez Preciado, Adam Davidson, Seb Ryan, Zac Hutchings, Vashti Rufus Wilson & Dave Russell. Shot & Chopped by: James McErlain & Robert Kellett.

Soundtrack: Powderfinger - Sunsets, Amerie - 1 thing (DJibouti dub), Tears for Fears - Head over heels, Mental as Anything - Live it up. COME VISIT BRISBANE!

1 minute skatepark guide Cranbourne South - Station Creek Way Playground with Joe Stuart, Martin Gade & Hayden Golder.

The kids in Cranbourne South have been screaming for a free skatepark for years and finally the city of Casey have delivered. The first thing to note is that there isn’t a lack of space in this park but they decided to cram everything into a relatively small area, sometimes less is more. This skatepark has more lumps than your grandma’s custard.

The best part of this skatepark is definitely the long edge of the quarter as it has a lovely mound that is a pleasure to grind over. The proportions are just right. The coping is perfect with just the right amount of sticky-up-ness. The coping then has a seamless integration into pool coping and then into a ledge, absolutely brilliant, I must say!

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There is a ledge that looks like two juicy thighs, I slipped out on the approach and there was a lot of this happening at this skatepark. You need to approach everything perfectly to the centimetre because as I mentioned there’s shit every were. I then bring you to the pump track that is in a figure 8 and then it passes through the skatepark but over to one side, thankfully.

It’s a cool little pumptrack and can be skated as a skatepark if you get a clear run. Kids can just appear out of nowhere. We had a great time here and if you are a local I would recommend checking it out. We give this skatepark 3 VBs out of the Six pack. - Joe Stuart.

More Skatepark Guides on Youtube. Trivia: Cranbourne South is a rural locality in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Vine St Cinema Presents: Full Circle. A Film by Dom West. Starring Cj Wellsmore. Music: Gidge | Forest Swords | Mounte Kimbie | Rob Law | Music Bed | Artlist. Runtime: 15:38.

Chronicling the career of Australia’s hometown hero, Full Circle is an intimate look into the life of Cj Wellsmore, one of rollerblading’s longest standing professionals.

After competing at an international level for over 25 years, CJ now finds himself at a crossroad. Follow his journey as he begins to understand his origins on wheels and the driving forces behind his continued love for the sport that he has dedicated his life to. “Thanks to everyone who supported and purchased”! - Dom & CJ.

Visit CJWellsmore.com | Dom-West.com.

We were able to film with Tien Nguyen in Australia for 3 weeks in March of 2018 and with the help of his friends across the World we bring you the culmination of his work from 2018 - 2022… in 2024. Five years of skating, editing, and procrastinating from opposite sides of the World. We hope you choose to support your favorite skaters, support the projects we release, and keep videos like this coming out on the regular. We hope you enjoy watching as much as we enjoyed making this. - Adam Johnson.

Parallel presents SPRAWL - a film and photo series by Andy Plumridge & Jarrod Thackeray. Featuring: Gav Drumm, Tien Nguyen, Robbie Pitts, Martin Gade, Matthias Ogger, Andy Plumridge, Louis Burke-Xie, Jarrod Thackeray, James Godbehear, Dan Robinson, Sam Nicholls & Tim Bradley.

Skate part shot during the making of Full Circle (Trailer), a documentary by Dom West short chronicling the life and career of Cj Wellsmore (released on April 2023). Full film available for download now ($10).

I was lucky enough to get an invite to the MegaRanch by all time good guy Nick Petropoulos. We started off the day with a warm up on the 18 foot mini mega. A normal vert ramp is 12 foot so this was big. Then we transistioned to the mega ramp where we dropped in the landing and rode the 27 foot ramp. The take off is 55 foot high. This thing is massive! - Joe Stuart (Shiftyroyale.com).

About the MegaRanch - by Peter Wilson (Megaranchaustralia.com)

“My name is Peter Wilson, I am a Golf Professional, and a winner of tournaments around the world. My passion for Surfing & Skateboarding made me create an event a few years ago, I staged Australia’s largest one day golf event, and positioned a vert ramp in middle of the golf event!

After this event I noticed that for the top level skateboarders and BMX riders, there are no facilities for them to train for the big air competitions. Currently in the United States, there is Bob Burnquist’s Private backyard Mega Ramp, Danny Way has created a private ramp off the charts in Hawaii, and there is the Woodward West Mega Ramp (torn down in 2019?).

In Australia there is not many high standard facility’s available for my action sports athlete friends to train on are no Mega Ramp’s a lot of them have moved to America. If my kids wanted to Pursue a career in Actions sports I didn’t want them to abandon Australia, so with my main sidekick Chaddy we took it upon ourselves to create the Megaranch training facility. After the first one had to be relocated it was the perfect opportunity to build it better and properly, we wanted to create a Megaramp that was safe enough to progress all ages into there perspective sports through expert guidance in camp style environments. We now have created a place for BMX Riders and Skateboarders in Australia to have a place to train on, and potentially reach the X-Games level”.

Previously: Chris Haffey & Scott Crowford - Dream Trip to the Megaranch (Australia, 2022).

Melbourne crew in Perth (Australia), a video by Thomas Dalbis.

Introducing Ground Control Australia’s newest team rider: Phil Moss. Filmed on Location in Gadigal and Naarm by Josh Nielsen and Glenn Beardmore. Edit by Glenn Beardmore. Music: Thee Sacred Souls - “Running away”.

“I had such a blast filming this one, and I’m beyond hyped to be joining the Fifty 50 family. Juiced to share this one with y’all! Grab your headphones, turn up the volume and enjoy the vibes!”. - Robert Kellett.

Filmed over 7 afternoons in sunny Brisbane, Australia. Filmed by James McErlain. Additional Filming by Nat Ogden & Regan Thompson. Edited by ya boi Robert Kellett. Soundtrack: GUM - S.I.A, GUM - Gemini.