Film Lens
FTC - Video III presents a raw depiction of late 1990s skateboarding in San Francisco, focusing on the rise of the I Path movement. The film captures the vibrant skate culture of the time, featuring prominent skaters such as Lennie Kirk, Karl Watson, and Stevie Williams. It documents the transition of famous skate spots being shut down while new locations emerged, reflecting the evolving landscape of skateboarding.
Directed by Matt McGrath and edited by Trevor Prescott, the film runs for 37 minutes and was released in 2001. It serves as a historical snapshot of the skateboarding scene, showcasing the personalities and styles that defined an era, as well as the impact of urban development on skate culture.
Why Watch
- •Meet Lennie Kirk and Karl Watson in their prime.
- •See the evolution of SF skate spots.
- •Find out about the I Path movement's impact.
Did You Know
•The film features skaters like Lennie Kirk and Stevie Williams.
•It runs for 37 minutes and was released in 2001.
•The I Path movement rose during the late 1990s skate scene.
Perfect For
Skateboarding enthusiastsUrban culture fansHistory of sports