Film Lens
Questionable is the first video from Plan B, released in 1992, that significantly impacted the skateboarding community. It features a roster of skaters assembled by Mike Ternasky, who were at the forefront of a shift in skateboarding techniques and styles during a transitional period. The video captures raw skateboarding through the use of VHS cameras and fisheye lenses, presenting a homegrown aesthetic that resonates with the culture of the time.
The film not only marks a pivotal moment in skateboarding's evolution but also sets the stage for future developments in the sport over the next decade. It reflects the changing trends in skateboarding, moving away from older styles and embracing new methodologies, particularly in the use of handrails and technical tricks.
Why Watch
- •See Mike Ternasky's iconic skater roster.
- •Watch groundbreaking handrail tricks.
- •Find out how skateboarding evolved in the 90s.
Did You Know
•Questionable was released in 1992 and runs for 57 minutes.
•The video features a roster put together by Mike Ternasky.
•It was the first offering in the Plan B video series called 'fourology'.
•The filming utilized VHS cameras and screw-on fisheye lenses.
Perfect For
Skateboarding enthusiastsFans of 90s sports cultureDocumentary lovers