REW Video Magazine
South Florida Local and United States Olympic Athlete for USA’s 2021 Mens Skateboard Park team, Zion Wright Full Cab Backside Lipslide’s the new and improved Lot 11 Skatepark handrail.
JJ Davila Backside Crooked Grind down the hubba at the old TF305 Skatepark in Miami.
Florida & Virginia Based Skateboarding & Photography Video Magazine
Coach Brent Pry and the 2022 Virginia Tech Hokies football team after an open scrimmage at Lane Stadium
Florida State University - 2020
2022 Growing Season
South Pointe Park - 2015
Wakulla County, Florida - 2021
Outside of Lane Stadium at Virginia Tech - 2021
Shell Island - Panama City Beach, Florida - 2017
Blacksburg, Virginia - Fall 2021
Bobby Bowden Tribute - 2021
Cocoa Beach, Florida - 2023
Originally based in Florida
Now operating out of Blacksburg, Virginia
With over ten years of film & digital photography experience, I decided to start creating REW Video Magazine in Summer 2020 to have a portfolio of my photography and writing & to put my degree to work by showcasing everything for the world to see. Over my years of shooting photos, I’ve grown a huge passion for Skateboarding, Landscape, and 35mm film photos, with an ever growing interest in portrait photography. I’ve been around Skateboarding and Skateboarding Culture for over 22 years of my life, and possess an intense love for both shooting and filming it. In late 2019, I had the original idea of starting this website was in order to cover Florida skateboarding events from a freelance, non biased view, but unfortunately, 2020 threw us the COVID-19 curveball and ruined skateboarding events and life in general as we know it. As the world adapts and tries to get back to normal, I’m going to try my hardest to get this website up to the point of freelance skateboarding coverage I once envisioned. Until then, I will update frequently with new film and landscape photos as well as blog posts.
Grant Taylor with a Backside Monty Grind in the deep end of the Fort Walton Beach bowl. Besides Grant, there’s another past Skater of the Year award recipient lurking in this photo. Can you spot him?
One Eight’s own Raney Beres with frontside nosegrab grind during warmups for the Converse Concrete Jam
Not only can 2021’s Skater of the Year Mark Suicu kill any ledge, he also rips transition just as well. Frontside Smith Grind from Skatepark of Tampa.
Thrasher Magazine’s 2013 Skater of the Year and flatground god Ishod Wair with a perfect Switch Tre Flip during Tampa Pro 2019.
Out from the trenches, Truman Hooker Nosebashes the side of Kona’s Tombstone during The Creature Tour
Tony Cervantes Kickflip Backside Tailslide while being pelted by Roman candle rounds from Jamie Thomas.
West Coast Legend Omar Hassan Frontside Grind during Volcom’s Next Spot Tour in Atlanta, Georgia.
2021 Olympic Silver medalist for Brazil’s Men Skateboard Park team, Pedro Barros Backside 360 grabs the gap going mach ten at Volcom’s Road Rager.
Matt Reynolds nollies into the Euro Gap at Tallahassee’s DIY Skatepark
Shareef Grady Pop Shuvits over the Miami Triangle Gap replica to flat during Skate Free’s Winter Contest at Lot 11.
The best hill in Tallahassee, the campus tunnels coming from Pensacola Street
Legendary Skate Spot and Art Sculpture; The Miami Orange Peels. The best natural transition in all of Miami - 2020
Jay Epps throws down a Frontside Smith Grind around the curved rail at the old Homestead YMCA Skatepark - 2010
The Port of Miami and Downtown Miami & Brickell shot from across the bay at South Point Park - 2020
Morgan - 2019
