Primarily filmed across the state of Maine, but also featuring spots from the East Coast and as far down as Washington, D.C. A big number of these spots were found during the exploration (via 300,000 miles driven, 1999 Tahoe) of Maine's many small but rich gem towns speckled across the state from Sanford, to Skowhegan, and up the coastline to Bar Harbor. Upon visiting some of these places you can identify how the town was envisioned from its inception by discovering the mills, villages, reservoirs, dams, and street layout within its purposely chosen location. When your rolling through the towns there is feeling like your in a place that many have forgotten about or looked over a long time ago. To me, this is one of the gifts that comes naturally with riding bmx and looking for new spots to ride. Every little nook and cranny becomes important to explore and all of the sudden you realize how much bigger your world becomes.
Filming: Primarily Collin Mazet with additional filming from Kyle Connolly, Illes Estes, Thearon Svay, Josiah Webber, Punlieu Tang, Jordan Murphy.
Equipment: Iphone 6 for almost all long lense and moving lines as well as a handful of Canon T3i + Opteka fisheye shots.
Movements: 90EAST and ACCENT
Friends section in order of appearance: Illes Estes, Llord Leopold (Croatia), Webster Jake, Kyle Connolly, Tim Packard, Josiah Webber (Taiwan), Allen Toun, Dombai Andras (Hungary), Sebastien Babineau (Canada), Thearon Svay, Lino Gonzalez, Umi Asano (Tokyo), Byron Dill, Aaron Zwaal (Netherlands), Justin Dickinson, Jeff B.
Self produced "Breakwater" track (3:48) and 4th Collection Mixtape: Please send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for your free tape with featured tracks from the video as well as bonus beats on side B. I will be working on an LP to release a handful of music in the future to soundcloud, band camp, etc so stay tuned in and thanks for listening/watching.
Year of 2015.
3rd Collection: vimeo.com/121219047
2nd Collection: vimeo.com/114093555
1st Collection: vimeo.com/85368908
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.