JASON DILL WEEK DAY 4: ADVENTURES WITH DILL DOUBLE FEATURE
Posted Sept. 6, 2012, 5 a.m. /
Welcome back to Day 4 of Jason Dill's Rider Week here on Vans. Each day thus far has been pretty epic from Day 1's collection of 18 years of Jason's interviews, then Day 2 was all 23 of his Alien Workshop ads, yesterday's Day 3 was look at ace photographer, Anthony Acosta's, photos of Dill and the stories behind them.
If you've enjoyed the ride up to now you're about to get your socks knocked off with tomorrow's exclusive interview and today's double feature.
There once was a time in skateboarding when people said exactly what was on their minds without fear of breaching a sponsor's “code of conduct.” Those days, for the most part, have been replaced with canned responses as taught in the movie /www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeVca9MwDX8]Bull Durham. “I’m just happy to be here; hope I can help the ballclub.” Jason Dill harkens back to a long-gone era when men were men and the only cult in skateboarding was Jodie Foster’s Army. Chris NIeratko caught up with Jason Dill for a day back in January for an Adventure and to discuss weight loss, smoking, silly religions, his approach to past, present and future video parts as well as chain-smoking monkeys.
The second video is an interview Dill did with VHS Mag in Japan on a recent world tour for Supreme. It was a pretty straight forward interview until editing genius/Alien Workshop filmer, Benny Maglinao, got his hands on it and made it a visual work of art:
If you've enjoyed the ride up to now you're about to get your socks knocked off with tomorrow's exclusive interview and today's double feature.
There once was a time in skateboarding when people said exactly what was on their minds without fear of breaching a sponsor's “code of conduct.” Those days, for the most part, have been replaced with canned responses as taught in the movie /www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeVca9MwDX8]Bull Durham. “I’m just happy to be here; hope I can help the ballclub.” Jason Dill harkens back to a long-gone era when men were men and the only cult in skateboarding was Jodie Foster’s Army. Chris NIeratko caught up with Jason Dill for a day back in January for an Adventure and to discuss weight loss, smoking, silly religions, his approach to past, present and future video parts as well as chain-smoking monkeys.
The second video is an interview Dill did with VHS Mag in Japan on a recent world tour for Supreme. It was a pretty straight forward interview until editing genius/Alien Workshop filmer, Benny Maglinao, got his hands on it and made it a visual work of art:
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