Ground Control (Video)
Release date | 2011 |
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Country | UK |
Directed by | Simon Mulvaney |
First released as | DVD |
Runtime | 45m |
Produced in | PAL |
Ground Control (a/k/a GC.1) is a Ground Control team video released in 2011. It was directed by Simon Mulvaney.
Cover text
We started Ground Control in order to fill a void in the industry. Skating had evolved into a high impact stunt orientated art form and the frames on the market wouldn't hold up to our rolling. We needed a frame that the elite pro's could trust under their boots, a frame that allowed them to continue to push the envelope. After months of working with a structural engineer and CAD designer we released not only the first after market UFS frame but the industries first symmetrical frame as well. The standard was set and GC was born.
My close friend Chris Peel helped me put together the logo. I wanted something that we (the rollerbladers) would recognise each other by. From across a crowd in any given airport or park the blade would serve its purpose. The GC sickle was designed to be your flag, like a secret handshake it only belongs to those who just 'get it'. I'm proud to have had such an elite team over the years and be involved in such an eclectic industry. The current roster has given their blood for this film so do them the favor and soak it up. Enjoy the trip.
Thank you,
Jon Elliot
Sections
Title | Music artist | Track name |
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Prolog | Danny Elfman | Jenny's Theme |
Intro | Venetian Snares | Hiszékeny |
Venetian Snares | Szamár Madár | |
Team Montage | M83 | Outro |
Nils Jansons | Pigeon John | The Bomb |
Alex Burston | Pretty Lights | Aimin At Your Head |
Team Montage | Seasick Steve | You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks |
Gabriel Hyden | Black Rebel Motorcycle Club | Conscience Killer |
Damien Wilson | Against Me | Unprotected Sex with Multiple Partners |
Team Montage | Foster the People | Miss You |
Chaz Sands | Mumford & Sons | Little Lion Man |
Julian Bah | Crystal Fighters | The Summer |
Team Montage | The Naked and Famous | Punching In A Dream |
Joey Chase | Pentagram | Star Lady |
Brian Aragon | Sleigh Bells | Kids |
Credits | Netherum | Pteropilot |
Skaters
- Alex Burston
- Andrew Jaccuzi
- Brian Aragon
- Chaz Sands
- Chris Haffey
- Damien Wilson
- David Andrews
- Derek Henderson
- Dominik Wagner
- Dre Powell
- Gabriel Hyden
- Joey Chase
- Julien Bah
- Kåre Lindberg
- Keaton Newsom
- Marc Moreno
- Mathias Silhan
- Michael Braud
- Nils Jansons
- Sammy Chase
- Stefan Horngacher
- Yuri Botelho
Media release
Released on DVD with several special features, and later released on YouTube[1].
Production credits
Name | Role |
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Simon Mulvaney | Director, Camera, Audio technician, VFX artist, Editor, Assistant producer |
Chaz Sands | Camera, Assistant Director |
Damien Wilson | Camera, Assistant Director |
Joey Chase | Camera |
Max Manning | Camera, Assistant Director |
Phillip Long | Camera, Assistant Director |
Josh Glowicki | Camera, Assistant Director |
Gabriel Hyden | Camera, Assistant Director |
Rolsn Rollschuach | Camera |
Martin Jansons | Camera, Assistant Director |
Marc Moreno | Camera, Assistant Director |
Brent Hicks | Camera |
Sammy Chase | Camera |
Pete Dearden | Camera |
Dre Powell | Camera |
Julian Bah | Camera |
Stefan Horngacher | Camera |
Andy Wagener | Line producer |
Jan Welch | Assistant producer |
Geoff Acres | Assistant producer |
Jon Elliott | Executive producer |
Tom Roberts | Script Supervisor |