The anticipation for “Baker Has A Deathwish 2” has been building for 16 long years, and the world premiere did not disappoint. The legendary Raspa, known for his unique videography style, has inspired many, and this event was no exception, as Jenkem’s own Marco Hernandez and Austin Leleu took on the challenge of capturing the raw energy of the premiere. Their goal was to bring the spirit of those after-hours skate event documentations to the masses.
The premiere of “Baker Has A Deathwish 2,” a sequel to the skate cult classic, was more than just a movie screening; it was a gathering of skateboarding legends from all corners of the industry. It was a celebration of skateboarding culture and a recognition of the influence of Baker. The energy in the room was palpable, with everyone coming together to appreciate one of the great houses of skateboarding.
The night was captured through the lenses of Marco Hernandez and Austin Leleu, who channeled Raspa’s style, documenting the most thrilling and memorable moments. From the link-up of skateboarding icons to the reactions of the crowd, they filmed it all, creating a snapshot of the premiere’s atmosphere. The video they created is a tribute to the spirit of skateboarding and the excitement surrounding the release of “Baker Has A Deathwish 2”. It showed a unique blend of raw skate footage and the energy of the premiere party.
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The film itself has been highly anticipated by the skate community. The original “Baker Has a Deathwish” has achieved cult classic status, and the sequel had big shoes to fill. The premiere event provided a first glimpse of the film and the talent of the skaters involved. For many, it was a moment to connect with the culture and passion for skateboarding.
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The attendees included a mix of well-known skaters and industry figures. The gathering highlighted the collaborative nature of the skate scene, bringing together different generations and styles. It was a true testament to the legacy and continued impact of Baker.
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Beyond the skateboarding itself, the premiere was a social event, a place to celebrate the community. The shared experience of watching the film together forged a stronger bond among those in attendance. It was a reminder of the cultural significance of skateboarding, how it brings people together.
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The video that was captured by Marco Hernandez and Austin Leleu gave viewers a sense of being there, showcasing the energy and enthusiasm of the premiere. It’s a time capsule of a special moment in skateboarding history, a testament to the culture and passion that the film embodies.
The “Baker Has A Deathwish 2” premiere was a significant event, capturing the spirit of skateboarding and the anticipation of a long-awaited sequel. The work of Marco Hernandez and Austin Leleu ensured that the energy of the night was shared beyond the venue, letting everyone feel like they were part of the experience. The video not only highlights the film itself but also the vibrant skateboarding community that surrounds it.
Filmed by: Marco Hernandez and Austin Leleu
Edited by: Grant Thomas
