Perhaps the best finger biker in the world, a 13 year old dude from Toronto.
I am having fun doing a toy commercial in Canada.

ROCK AND ROLL FAMILY NIGHT!!!
This Saturday at Velour in Provo, Utah,
SEVE vs. EVAN.
Bring the kids, bring the family and let the wild rumpus start!
I am trying to talk the band into going out for ice cream with us afterwards.
Bring some ear plugs, your dancing shoes and get ready to introduce your kids to ROCK and ROLL!
Seve vs. Evan = great live show,
they have songs about unicorns, robots, cowboys, pirates, dinosaurs and so on...

I am in Toronto, Canada again for another toy commercial. This is a great city and it fun to do toy bikes again.

Check out our friend Nigel's bike, we did a Firsthand on him a few years ago.

Another good day on the Alusa/Fidalis art project, in fact we even got a little funding from Art Access in Salt Lake City. Check out more photos here.

Another bit of advice from our man Stephen Murray, his 2 sons are in this spot with him.

We did not do this one but I love this man Donavon Frankenreiter.
Good advice.
He is a pro surfer and a musician.

BMX advice from the man Stephen Murray.

About 1 penny's worth of advice from Ronnie F.
I guess taking care of your tools is a good pointer.

More advice from Nasty, my favorite part is how proud he was of his advice off camera, Nasty Rules!

More Ronnie Faisst advice, RIP Bruce.

Even more advice, this time from our friend Stephen Murray.

Russell Johnson's Theme from Solpin Films on Vimeo.

Clip #2 from the upcoming Seve vs. Evan film. So this is another passion project, no money just for fun, because I love their music and I feel these guys are worth celebrating. So this will be a freestyle sing-along documentary in the spirit of the freestyle documentaries of the great Norwegian filmmaker and artist Maggie Henriksen.

Some more good advice this time from Freestyle Motocross legend Ronnie Faisst. Ronnie was cool to work with and a good laugh.

This one was all Stephen and Nasty's idea, good old fashion horseplay. Music by Seve Vs. Evan. So yes I guess it is good advice to take your training serious, especially if you have a personal trainer.

It is always good to get a few pointers in life. We were honored to work on a campaign for Fuel TV called “Good Advice.”
Here is a lovely spot with one of our favorite athletes “Nasty.”
You know it gets you thinking, how can I be more helpful?
I go to our local skatepark and the kids didn’t lift a finger to get that place built and on top of that they can’t even walk 10 yards to put their own trash in the trash can. Our skatepark is covered in trash.
So I like Nasty’s words, help out, pays some dues and you will get to enjoy the place that Nasty has spent years building and taking care of. It doesn’t take much to show a little respect and gratitude.

Excuse Me Mr. Captain from Solpin Films on Vimeo.
Enjoy a clip from an upcoming film called:
YOU CAN BE MY PHILOSOPHER
IF I CAN RIDE YOUR DINOSAUR
a freestyle documentary about the band SEVE VS. Evan shot in 1 day by 6 filmmakers.

Here's a shot of me shooting Bob with the RED at the Bondi Bowl.  Photo: Chris Ortiz

A shot of CAB hanging his art at the Bondi love and guts show.

We wrapped up shooting for New Pollution season 4 this week.  Seamus O'connor was our last kid.  Beacham and Seamus got it done for us.  Thanks guys.

While in Bondi we had the privilege of working with this guy, Bob Burnquist. He is an amazing skater, a family man and a peaceful soul that is trying to make the world a better place. His style of skating is like no other, super fantastic. Thanks for the photo, master photographer Chris Ortiz.

Kira Kotzenberg and Matt Beacham worked hard for us the last couple days on Kira's New Pollution segment.  We wrapped it up tonight at the Kotzenberg's place, thanks for the ice cream!

spent a couple days in the bay area on the math project