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Revision as of 11:58, 3 March 2021
| Release date | 1996 |
|---|---|
| Country | USA |
| Directed by | Arlo Eisenberg, Brian Konoske |
| Produced by | Mark Heineken |
| First released as | VHS |
| Runtime | 43m |
| Produced in | NTSC |
Day of the Rope is a Senate team video released in 1996. It was directed by Arlo Eisenberg and Brian Konoske, and produced by Mark Heineken for PRN.
Cover text
The Day of the Rope is more than just a skate video. Make no mistakes, it does contain the best footage of the best rollerbladers in the world, but its purpose is greater than just that. Consider the Senate riders, not just as the best team of rollerbladers ever assembled on the face of the Earth, but also as the messengers of a new era. With the release of this video begins the official countdown to THE DAY OF THE ROPE. So to anyone who has ever crossed a rollerblader, beware. To anyone who has ever raised a fist, shouted an insult or even so much as directed a disapproving look towards a rollerblader, your days are numbered. We are gathering our troops. Our numbers are already strong, and they are growing. To rollerbladers, this is a call to arms...
To everyone else, this is a warning...
THE DAY OF THE ROPE IS COMING.
Sections
| Title | Music artist | Track name |
|---|---|---|
| Opener | ||
| Profile: Eric Schrijn | A Tribe Called Quest | Youthful Expression |
| Profile: Louie Zamora | The Prunes | Cantona Style |
| Profile: Mike Scott | Misfits | Last Caress |
| Profile: Brandon Hardin | 311 | Next (311 Sessions) |
| Profile: Alex Miranda and Nick Leggatt | Jimi Hendrix | Castles Made Of Sand |
| Profile: Eitan Kramer and Matt Mantz | Metallica | Dyers Eve |
| Friends | The Herbaliser | Mr Chombee Has The Flaw |
| Profile: Kevin Gillian and Santiago Azpurua | Pete Rock & CL Smooth | All The Places |
| Profile: T.J. Webber | Morcheeba | Tape Loop |
| Profile: Arlo Eisenberg | The Rolling Stones | Sympathy For The Devil |
| BMX: Rooftop, Dennis McCoy, Rick Thorne, and Dave Mirra | Joan Jett & The Blackhearts | I Love Rock 'N Roll |
| Brian Konoske, Brooke Howard-Smith, Scott Bently, Tasha Hodgson, and Mike Opalek | Dinosaur Jr. | Feel the Pain |
| Profile: Randy Spizer | Spice Girls | Wannabe |
| Profile: Josh Petty | Apollo 440 | Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Dub |
| Credits |
Skaters
- Josh Petty
- Nick Legget
- Kevin Gillan
- Louie Zamora
- Alex Miranda
- Brooke Howard-Smith
- Scott Bently
- Tasha Hodgson
- B Love Hardin
- Matt Mantz
- Eitan Kramer
- Randy Spizer
- Arlo Eisenberg
- TJ Webber
- Mike Opalek
- Brian Konoske
- Eric Schrijn
- Mike Scott
Media release
The NTSC version was released on a green cassette, where as the PAL version has a black cassette.
Production credits
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Mark Heineken | Producer |
| Arlo Eisenberg | Director |
| Brian Konoske | Director, Staff Filmer |
| Bruno Peeters | Editor |
| Beau Cottington | Assistant Director, Editor, Staff Filmer |
| Mike Opalek | Staff Filmer |
| Joe Navran | Contributing Filmer |
| Steve Parrino | Contributing Filmer |
| Cory Casey | Contributing Filmer |
| Dion Antony | Contributing Filmer |
| Steve Thomas | Contributing Filmer |
| Dave Paine | Contributing Filmer |
| Mike Burke | Contributing Filmer |
| Erik Burke | Contributing Filmer |
| Alex Miranda | Contributing Filmer |
| Champion Baumstimler | Contributing Filmer |
| Randy Spizer | Contributing Filmer |
| Keith Wilson | Contributing Filmer |
| Jacob Stutzman | Contributing Filmer |
Misc
- Also available as PAL VHS