Abby Portner and Broadcast produced this short video featuring the skateboarding of Broadcast Team Rider and Corespondent, Brian Lotti. Special thanks to everyone who made this little project possible. For more information, visit TheBerrics.com
Abby Portner x Brian Lotti For Broadcast
October 11, 2011Brian Lotti On The Crail Couch
October 10, 2011Broadcast team rider Brian Lotti on the Crail Couch with some old war stories, including the fabled team roster of what would have been one of the best companies in the history of skateboarding. For more on Brian Lotti, click here.
The Berrics Features Broadcast (Part 1 of 2)
September 13, 2011
“In the early 90′s a dozen companies, armed with very little money, a lot of hard work and a refusal to fail, rose from the ashes of the recession to become the established brands you know today. Now, in the greatest economic hardship our planet has seen since The Great Depression, it seems history is repeating itself. New companies and new projects are surfacing weekly. Trajectory is our way of introducing to you these initiatives as well as the people who have the courage to throw caution in the wind and not be afraid to have it blow back and hit them square in the teeth. Here is Broadcast part one.” — Steve Berra
Melcher Gets Maloof’d Plus Archived Lotti Video
July 11, 2011Patrick Melcher is the latest subject of Maloof Money Cup’s Board Meeting series. He discusses some of his favorite board graphics, one of which was painted for him by Brian Lotti. Speaking of Brian Lotti, you should also kick back and enjoy this video he directed which stars the aforementioned Melch.
Git Yer Hipster Killers While They Last
May 13, 2011This fresh batch of Hipster Killer 53mm’s have been selling out in record time. If you know what’s good, order a set immediately. Wondering where to get them? Active is currently featuring Broadcast as the Spotlight Brand, so be sure to visit the official Active Blog and check out some great Broadcast-related content. Photo by Brian Lotti.
TV Party
May 9, 2011
The Vista Theater in Los Angeles was recently filled with legendary skate videographers and fans alike who all came out in support of Patrick O’dell and his Skate Video Night. What happens when Salman Agah, Spike Jonze, and Brian Lotti come together? Furthermore, bring properly prolific panelists Ed Templeton, Greg Hunt, Stacy Peralta, Rick Howard, Lance Mountain, and Tobin Yelland to the stage and you have a room full of enough creative energy to blow the electricity in the theatre. Coincidentally, the Messenger 56mm cruisers make for some excellent wheels on Lotti’s new camera dolly rigging.
The Berrics Trajectory Presents Telegraph Episode 3/3
March 18, 2011This creative new company by Mr. Brian Lotti should require no introduction, but The Berrics did an excellent job of bringing Telegraph Skateboards to the stage with this three-part Trajectory series. With our good friend Lotti at the artistic controls and an ambitious team of young skate talent, Telegraph is sending a great message and we can’t wait to see what’s next. Thanks to the Berrics for this motivating series about small brands like ours.
Telegraph Skateboards Presents
December 20, 2010Our good friend Brian Lotti sent us the new Telegraph promo video “Fair Facts” and it’s so good that we have already watched it fourscore times within the last few days. Enjoy some great skating from one of the most inspiring tenderfoot teams rolling right now.
Brian Lotti: Now, Later, and The Chrome Ball Incident
August 16, 2010Brian Lotti is a first-class guy. A pure skate technician. How many other skaters have received this type of praise from the one and only John Cardiel? If you haven’t already seen Brian’s part in Now N Later, or if it has been a while since you’ve watched it, we suggest you sit your arse down and study the skills of the proprietor of the big spin. Yep, that’s right: Mr. Lottery brought you the Bigspin like Mugatu brought you the piano key necktie. The reason we mention this all here is because Lotti is the subject of the latest Chrome Ball Interview. Style never fades, rust never sleeps. Man, lately I’m feeling just about as cushiony as the citizen on patrol lady in this photo.
