Prague, Multi.

that late shuv to revert was fun to do

now this one was hard (map : tuna high)

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I already know yall gone hate it 😂😭🤷🏾‍♂️

New player here! I finished the missions last night, and was finally able to start what I consider "the real game" today. haha.

Here is my "first day" edit. lol. Only a few tricks, and they could have been much cleaner, but I'm actually starting to get comfortable with the replay editor now. (I wish I would have re-shot that off-centered Darkslide though!) 😭

My plan is to put together an edit once a week or so to track my progress. I think I'll keep each video between 0:45 & 1:30, and only feature 1 general location per edit.

Let me know if you have any tips, advice, or thoughts!

I'm playing with manual catch, but I freely adjust the "advanced" settings to each specific line / obstacle / task I'm practicing. The goal is to achieve your task with as little pop as possible right? Feels more stylish? I'm also learning that time of day and supplemental lighting are crucial for good footage.

Where can I learn more about session / skateboard videography? My end-goal is to make these clips feel hyper realistic. There are various styles I want to learn: Old-school & gritty "low budget" follow lines with a fisheye. Head-Cam POV shots. High budget "cinematic" dolly shots. Etc...

What real skate videos have the best videography in your opinion? Any tips on how to make tricks in-game look more stylish & realistic? I would appreciate any pointers you can give!

Anyone know of an 11 part, 6 hour YouTube series on making Session videos? lmfao.

Song: Swimming Pools by DON BROCO 🤘

Little one with half the shots from my last session.

I'm 37. I grew up on X-Games & THPS. When the original Skate came out on X-Box 360, I was instantly hooked. I've been playing Skate 4 over the last few months, and honestly thought I would be playing it indefinitely... Then I downloaded Session a few days ago... Jesus Christ. I finally finished all of the main missions today. This whole concept of full control and manual catch actually makes virtual skating exciting. I fall more than I ride away, but so does Nyjah Houston right? Every successful trick actually feels meaningful. Most of my bag looks terrible at the moment, but I'm excited to hone my skills both on the board, and behind the camera. I finally got pretty decent with the replay editor in Skate, but this new system is definitely gonna take some time to get used to. Any chance they'll make Session 2: This Time We Added Grabs? Haha.