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The bad thing is itвЂ™s made skateboarding less special with too much to choose from. In many ways itвЂ™s way more motivating knowing you can just bang out a part on the internet if you want and itвЂ™s only a good thing for you, your sponsors and your mates who get a couple bonelesses in there. The internet has just made it easier for skateboarding to progress and for kids to get noticed. Where do you stand on the internet edit taking over and making everyone desensitised to skating and to some extent de-motivating people? WhatвЂ™s changed since you first started getting coverage and filming videos?

Go for it! Pick up a camera and go out and have at it! No hess! ItвЂ™s fun. What advice would you give to people wanting to document their local skate scene and put together a scene video? We both have ideas or angles that may work also so it usually turns out sick. IвЂ™ve been lucky enough to have some good friends that film and edit pretty damn well, so it gets you hyped to skate knowing what youвЂ™re doing is gonna look all nice! ItвЂ™s good filming with Sean because he really knows his stuff and can make Manchester look amazing, even when maybe itвЂ™s not so pretty. It all depends on who you skate or film with. Have you ever encountered any of this trouble and do you find the filming process easier having had experience on both sides of the camera? The relationship between skateboarder and filmer has always been a bit awkward that can sometimes see a lot of disagreement. I remember telling Sean later at the pumpcage and he was like вЂњkeenвЂ¦ yeah.вЂќ And that was it! Obviously we use that track! And pinch the name! Dan Cintra has to get props for this actually he was singing away trying to think up a name and was like вЂњwhat about a song with push in it, then people pushing loadsвЂќ then we instantly were singing вЂњIвЂ™m your Pushermayn!вЂќ Is the film connected with the Curtis Mayfield song of the same name? WhatвЂ™s the story behind the name?

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OK, better make this clearвЂ¦ вЂPushermanвЂ™ is on its way, but its Sean LomaxвЂ™s project really so I guess he should answer that.Д®xpect to see full parts from Eddie, Bell, Barrett, Da Silva, Dom Henry, Jed Coldwell, Bruce Pouncey, Grove, Tyrone OвЂ™Hanrahan, Kendrick errrrrrrr Stannerz! And myselfвЂ¦ When are we going to see the finished product and who is going to have full sections?

Tell us a little about your Pusherman project youвЂ™ve been working on for the past couple of years nowвЂ¦ Things went a little quiet after the trailer dropped last year but the UK is still hyped for it. LetвЂ™s start with the usual gubbins, where in the world are you and whatвЂ™s going on? Read on to learn more about his town, the still-forthcoming вЂ PushermanвЂ video with Sean Lomax, his time spent with Willow, memories from Radlands and more.

This is Joe Gavin and Manchester is his city.

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As pro rider for The Harmony he has spread the Mancunian love around the UK and has achieved spectacular things for the scene. He has the keys, he knows every alley, every waxed curb and every gapвЂ¦ treat him to a bacon butty and heвЂ™ll be more than happy to show you around. ItвЂ™s a role he kind of subconsciously does already, regardless of any formal title. What comes to mind when you think of Manchester? Joy Division? The Stone Roses? Football? Urbis? Note Skateshop? One name that should always come to mind amongst those is Joe Gavin, a skater who knows his city inside and out, as if he had been unofficially granted the role of being the Mancunian CEO of street skateboarding or something.

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