Underexposed: A Women’s Skateboarding Documentary
Underexposed is a film by Amelia Brodka focusing on the plight of women in the professional skateboarding arena.
At a time when women’s skateboarding seems bigger than ever, there seem to be fewer opportunities for girls to pursue the sport. How can this be changed?
Underexposed explores the past, present and future of women’s skateboarding. It focuses on the current uprise of female skaters by featuring footage of girls ripping all over the world.
The film couples skate footage with interviews from the top marketing and media professionals of the skateboarding industry. Interviews include the heads of: Thrasher, TransWorld, Etnies, Toy Machine, SkateOne and Hoopla.
By exploring the business side of skateboarding, Underexposed seeks to figure out how to generate more opportunities for women in skateboarding.
The first pubic screening of Underexposed is February 14th, 9:00PM at the Fry St Theater (1210 W. Hickory) in Denton, Texas as part of the Thin Line Film Festival
I think this post is underexposed
Check the BW balance …
whatever…shes ridin at millionaire bowl. whats next? rollerblade comeback?
This is a very good film. Worth seeing.
Have you ever watched the documentary “Skategirl”? Makes a certain boy-doc look like disingenuous Dogdoo.
I can feel myself in that position getting ready to bring it in. Great shot.
But she seems to be somewhat distracted by petting an imaginary cat….
Filthy young man.
Her left hand, dumbass….
There aren’t enough girls that skate. I say the more the merrier!
I want to find that bowl.