The '90s skate video that made switch-stance look like witchcraft. Dyrdek before the memes.
produced by the alien workshop . . . 1 9 9 7 . . . known external camera work by : dini, dan-o, r.b., lou, nick/buch/emerick, socrates, jon mcgrath, deluxe, richard jefferson, trippe, mike r. wolf, weis, and unsung others. thanks to ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: all who have supported the workshop since its inception.
Cinematography
That lo-fi fisheye aesthetic every street video still copies.
Practical Effects
No CGI, no green screen—just concrete and hospital bills.
Sound
Hip-hop and punk curated like a perfect mixtape.
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Alien Workshop was the anti-Hawk, representing Midwest kids who treated corporate skate culture like a disease. This video is basically their manifesto.
The 'Timecode' title refers to the era's shift from analog to digital editing—ironic for something so aggressively analog in spirit.
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