Indy was blessed by a visit from Nate Sutter and Emil Lamprecht during the Duncan Crew US leg of an 80th Anniversary World Tour. We had SOOO much fun! Don’t believe me? Check out the video :)
Much love goes out to Jason Lavengood from ishphoto.com , Bradd Collins and Connor Ebbinghouse.
Duncan Tour – Indy from Takeshi Kamisato on Vimeo.
Ahhh, it’s time to launch the Takeshi Video Archives on PSY. Thanks for the space Mr. Citadel sir!
Over the next month or so I will be posting up all of my personal yo-yo video projects that I’ve made so far, but before I get to the first videos I ever made, it’s important to me that I tell you how I stumbled into all of this yo-yo madness.
On May 5, 2001 I started throwing a yo-yo, because I saw Kyle Pearson at the local skatepark throwing one in the parking lot. His Atom Smasher and Brain Twister combos mesmerized me and we talked for quite a while. I told him that I was going to buy a yo-yo and that he was going to teach me some stuff.
Two years later I met Connor and Tyler Ebbinghouse. They were 8 and 10 years old and it was my job to look after them 3 days a week during the summer of 2003. I ended up teaching them how to yo-yo and they ended up teaching me how to use iMovie. Kyle and I had some tricks we wanted to document, so we went out filming and afterwards the boys patiently walked me through how to create my vision in iMovie. The first to come of this was…
Video Download: Happy Fun Time Trailer
Creator: Takeshi
Creative Consultants: Tyler and Connor Ebbinghouse
Date Created: Summer ‘03
Song: Mortal Kombat Theme
Length: 0:45
Featuring: Takeshi Kamisato and Kyle Pearson
Then a week later Glasseye hosted the full Happy Fun Time video on The Glass Lab.
Video Download: Happy Fun Time
Creator: Takeshi
Creative Consultants: Tyler and Connor Ebbinghouse
Date Created: Summer ‘03
Song: Nao Sei Viver Sem Ter Voce by CPM 22
Length: 4:00
Featuring: Takeshi Kamisato and Kyle Pearson
