50-50 UP the down rail

That's the wrong attitude to have, and I mean that in the best way possible. Let's look at what you're working with: 1) Camera capable of taking HD video 2) Sick skatepark with plenty of line potential 3) Friends good enough to do tricks like this 4) Decent enough editing skills (the slow mo clip looked pretty cool, great catch on that one) You spend all day standing around filming, but then just dont give a fuck about the video? Why even bother. Look at this video for kind of what I'm talking about (it was posted 4-5 days ago on /r/skateboarding): [VIDEO] In my opinion, you're a much better filmer than this guy. This camera is shaky and annoying as fuck. But the skating is good, the lines are clean and entertaining. No reason not to come up with 1-2 cool lines featuring 2-3 tricks each on different parts of the park for each video. It'll be more fun and push both of your skills as skaters and filmers. EDIT: 1 other small tip, include more of the push up and ride away after each clip, and get rid of those garbage black screens between each one. Will seriously take 2 minutes to delete that between the clips in any video editing software. EDIT2: I now realize you're the skater and no…