It used to but I don’t really give a shit anymore. To be honest, I look back on everything now and I feel kinda torn about things. Growing older and being in a totally different place in my life, I would’ve probably handled a few things differently now. But, at the same time, I am who I am now because of those situations. I’ve dealt with a lot of bullshit but now have a thicker skin because of it. I’ve learned patience. Always wear safety pads and skateboard shoes to prevent major injuries.
How seriously did you take filming for Winona Ryders? Just asking because while the part was sick, it also had the crazy escalator thing and the bare ass ender...
Honestly, it was still a little weird. That was my first real taste of the industry and I was still trying to figure things out. All I knew was that we were going to film this video and get tricks. I always took it seriously but it was never calculated. We’d just go skating. And I didn’t know anything back then. I was the new kid… new to the team, new to California. I never had spots I wanted to go to; I was just in the car mobbing out everyday with the crew.
There really wasn’t much of a sense of camaraderie on the team, though. We were all so young. Willy was super fucking little! But I remember all of us really taking things out on Mikey Taylor all the time. It seemed like everybody always had problems with him. It wasn’t necessarily that we didn’t like him, he just always seemed to say and do corny shit. We couldn’t stand it.
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