Step Dad Mag Commercial.

Filmed and edited by Jimmy Collins. Skating by Matt Seavy. Soundtrack by GG Allin.

Matt Seavy for Step Dad Mag from step dad mag on Vimeo.

ESNC commercial. August 2012.

ESNC commercial. August 2012.

New ESNC ad for August 2012. Photo by Sam McKenna.

Underground Wheel Co. Vid

Came across this montage from the new Underground Wheel Company video.

I have a couple tricks in it. Check it out.

Fourth of July with Step Dad Mag.

Step Dad Issue II Summer 2012

Check out the new issue of Step Dad mag.

"Go Skate Day" 6.21.12

Competitive smoking contest at DIY in Portland, Maine.

Clip of the Day for Underground Wheel Company.

My friend Walter Lohr at Underground Wheel Company hooked me up with the "Clip of the Day". This line was filmed in complete darkness save for the camera light and after I had recently broken my left wrist and right thumb. It was super sketchy because if I fell I couldn't stop my fall with my hands.

Step Dad Mag at DIY.

A couple tricks at a DIY spot in Portland, Maine. Filmed over the course of 5 minutes on Sunday. Edited over the course of five Miller High Life's Sunday night.

Meet the JWards.

My friends Jeremy Ward and Jody Gleason tied the knot yesterday. Jeremy and I met as young skateboarders back in 1996. From the skate park in Freeport, to hanging out in Boston every weekend, to moving back up here to Portland. Jeremy and I had some wild fuckin' times. Some of the stories I don't repeat because I'm not sure the statute of limitations has passed on some of the situations that went down, haha. It is with great pleasure to see that the guys I grew up with have all come so far. Now that we're all older and following different path's we don't get together unless a prominent event, such as a wedding, is involved. And what a great wedding they had yesterday. It was the best day we have seen in a long time and the booze was free. And, on top of it all, they bussed us in from the Park n Ride on Marginal Way.

G-Dog was holding it down for the cute dog squad.

And, leading the charge.

The bridesmaid's. I would like to point out that the dude on the far left is a bridesmaid. I am in no way talking any shit, I just thought it was an interesting and compelling twist.

My dude's looking wicked fackin sharp.

The JWards are a beautiful couple.

Team Handsome assembles like Voltron.

Sparkler party.

The bar started running low on cups and divvied out these for a bit. I would also like to point out the bartender's were the biggest bitches ever. It was kind of awesome. They we're middle aged ladies who did not give a fuck and talked to me about seeing Lynrd Skynrd perform, "Simple Man", seven times. Also, they we're definitely wasted and smoking butts all night. So good.

That hot blonde girl on the left is Stacey. I didn't meet her until we danced it down on the last song. But it was a fun dance.

Kate sparkling.

Dance party.

Phil and Amy Taisey.

Class acts.

This is a lot of handsome for one picture to handle.

Ward brings the rock.

The party bus back to Portland was epic. Somebody convinced the driver to drop us off at Empire, too. So after stopping at Marginal Way and dropping off a bunch of people we got dropped off at the bar. It was a great day. Congratulations to Jeremy and Jody Ward.

Clip of the Day for Underground Wheel Co.

Underground Wheel Company hooked me up with another clip of the day. This was filmed by Ben Cironi

Alex Winslow Step Dad Commercial

Peep this commercial I made for Step Dad Mag. Alex Winslow skating.

Step Dad Issue One in the mail.

I got the mags back from the printer and sent them right out. Click HERE for the list of shops it will be available.

Step Dad Volume One Online

Check out the first issue of Step Dad online here.

UWC LA Web Clip

My friend Walt hooked up another web clip for Underground Wheel Company. Really stoked on it.

StepDadMag.com

This is going to be a printed publication but the mag has a website up and running.
www.StepDadMag.com
"The Best of the Worst."

Underground Wheel Company.

My friend Walt at Underground Wheel Company posted this line filmed by Jimmy Collins. Super hyped they posted it!

Alex Winslow ESNC Ad.

So hyped to have the first ad of 2012 be of my friend Alex Winslow. This Ollie on this shitty brick bump is incredible. Also, ESNC has officially been around for one year. Here's to 2012.

96 Mentality.

This is my part from the ESNC video entitled,96 Mentality. It was filmed in Lawrence, MA and Portland, ME over the spring and summer of 2011. Looking back on it, it's pretty crazy to think I turned 30 while working on this project. And, I have clips in this part that were filmed a week after I fractured my left wrist and right thumb.

Ducky Boys and Hudson Falcons. Geno's 02.04.12

I can't really quantify in words how hyped I was on this show. I have been listening to The Ducky Boys since 1998 when I got my hands on a copy of Dark Days and I have been real into the Hudson Falcons since my friend Jason Hazlett picked up a copy of Desperation and Revolution back in 2001. Jay and I definitely put back many beers in Lowell, MA listening to that album. Sidenote: Jay used to also brew homemade cider in these plastic water containers before we were 21. And I'll tell ya, he used to make a mean fuckin cider. That ghetto-ass homebrew would fuck you up!

So anyway, Lenny Lashley of Darkbuster fame opened the show. I got to Geno's just as he finished so I missed his set. This is par for the course for me with Lenny Lashley performances in Portland. The dude always plays way too fucking early. He's cool as shit though and if ya need a soundtrack to berr drinking check out his musical endeavors.

Moving on, the Hudson Falcons are completely amazing. If there was any justice in the music world they would have the support of a major label and be the nationally recognized ambassador's of the current Jersey Shore Sound. Unfortunately, main stream America is force fed a diet of safe, gentrified, sterile rock consisting of a band whom I will not even name on my webpage.

Playing slide guitar with a fucking beer bottle! So good!

The Ducky Boys headlined the show and it was incredible. As I mentioned earlier I have been listening to them for a long time and it's always great to see them live. They ripped through a lot of classics as well as some new tunes from there recently released album entitled, Chasing the Ghost. Which I highly recommend. Mark Lind has a way of writing songs that anybody can relate to. He basically puts into song exactly what you are feeling. For real, if your going through tough times it's cathartic to listen to Ducky Boys tunes and know somebody went through the same shit.