We’ve now released all five episodes of our first stop on the 2012 Parkour Tour! I’m including links to each of the five videos here, so you can watch all season one in a single place! My favourite so far has to be Momento, Episode 3, where Will Sutton and myself focused on capturing fluid […]
Yesterday I released a new Video! A little something because its been a long while since anything went on YouTube. Now I’m wrapping up a string of professional projects, and beginning some new ones, its a great time to put out some new stuff on the Traceurelements YouTube Channel! This Video was shot in Moreton […]
We recently released the video from the Aarhus Gathering! It features Parkour, Dancing, Diving and many a shot of the good times shared at the event. I aimed to try something new with this film, using a song style thats a little bit faster than I usually work with, which allowed me to play with […]
We recently produced a promotional film for Turbolenza, a lively Italian brand with roots in Professional Skydiving. Here, we take a behind the scenes look at the video, share a few things you might have missed, an explain Turbolenza’s ethos of ‘Following the Flow’ that the film embodies. My direction for this film was mostly […]
A promotional film I directed for Turbolenza was released today! It features Kie Willis, Alex Potts, Austin Phillips and Luke Hurrell moving through Cambridge together. Shot by myself and Visive, we aimed to encapsulate some of the beauty of Cambridge that is lost in most Parkour films, whilst ensuring to project the message of ‘Following […]
Live on was and to this day still is, probably my overall favorite video I’ve ever made. Just something about the blend of movement, music and good memories truly resonates with me. Considering, the actual content of the video, its surprising its done so well. Nothing in the video is especially big, most of it […]
Last Winter, Wiliam Spencer (most known for the video Hollorado) stayed in Moreton at the Ilabaca Family House for a few weeks. During this time, there was a wealth of snow and ice so both Parkour and Skateboarding was difficult. It was cold, the days were short and we got bored. So we decided to […]
Constant Motion was the culmination of a winters worth of footage, mostly collected in Moreton. Daniel Ilabaca and myself sought to produce a film which featured Parkour-type movements, but which also explored other realms of expression. Skateboarding, Blading etc were all things we decided to film, but as we continued to film, we found that […]
The wildly successful film Professor Longhair, Big Chief was filmed over a period of two weeks in June 2010. Due to the summer heat, we would tend to only film ten or twenty seconds a day. Not least, because the movements in the film are challenging but more so because the places that we planned […]
