G-Files 004: A Deep Dive into the Pacific Northwest Skate Scene

Buzzfeed’s iconic duo rankings might include Han Solo and Chewbacca, or Tom and Jerry, but they’re missing a crucial pair: Jenkem and Genesis. The “G-FILES” series, masterminded by Ian Ostrowski for Jenkem, consistently highlights the abundant skateboarding talent emerging from Seattle. This article focuses on the latest installment, G-Files 4, a future classic that showcases both familiar and new faces in the Genesis skateboarding world.

This episode features the return of favorites like Jasper Levine and Caden Smith, alongside the exciting additions of Ace Furlong and Ginpei Saito. G-Files 4 offers viewers an intimate look at the Genesis crew as they navigate the skate scene. Expect to see plenty of laughter, hear some eclectic Young Thug remixes, and above all, witness exceptional skateboarding. This installment is guaranteed to satisfy the die-hard Genesis fanbase, but for those who are new to the series, it’s recommended to start with episode one to fully appreciate the evolution of the crew and their style.

The G-Files 4 Crew

The video boasts an impressive roster of talent, including:

Jasper Levine: A standout skater known for his smooth style and creative tricks.
Caden Smith: Another prominent figure in the Genesis crew, bringing his unique approach to street skating.
Dylan Clark: Contributing his technical skills and innovative lines.
Alex Lobasyuk: Showcasing his powerful and determined skateboarding.
TJ Robinson: Known for his consistent and stylish execution of tricks.
KJ Phanissay: Adds his own flavor and unique trick selection to the mix.
Tim Hogan: Bringing his distinct style and approach to the skate spots.
Pablo Otero Royer: Known for his smooth style and effortless flow.
Bao Nguyen: Contributing his creative vision and technical prowess to the edit.
Cooper Phillips: Providing his own unique style and approach.
Laine Pickell: Adds her distinctive touch to the overall crew vibe.
Pepe Betancourt: A dynamic skater known for his bold style.
Romel Torres: Known for his effortless style and clean tricks.
Ace Furlong: A rising star, demonstrating his versatile skills.
Darrien Williams: Bringing his high energy and innovative approach to the skate scene.
Ginpei Saito: Adding his unique style to the team.
Quetzal Colunga: Contributing his technical and creative approach.

The combination of these skaters makes G-Files 4 a must-watch for anyone interested in the up-and-coming talent of the Pacific Northwest and the broader skate scene.

The video is masterfully captured by Ian Ostrowski, who not only films but also edits the footage. Corey Greengage’s photography also adds to the visual richness of the series, with his stills capturing the essence of each skater’s style and the raw energy of the sessions. The video is more than just a collection of tricks; it is a representation of the skateboarding culture and the camaraderie among the crew.

The “G-Files” series has become synonymous with raw talent and authentic skate culture, and this latest release is no exception. For those looking to support the Genesis crew, their gear can be found at genesisvideo.us.

Conclusion

G-Files 004 continues the tradition of showcasing the vibrant and diverse skateboarding community of the Pacific Northwest. The video is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and passion of the Genesis crew. Ian Ostrowski’s direction and editing skills, combined with the photography of Corey Greengage, present a high-quality piece that is both entertaining and inspiring. If you’re a fan of skateboarding, and especially if you appreciate the raw, unfiltered view of a close-knit skate crew, then G-Files 4 is a must-see. Make sure to check out their past episodes and show some love by sharing the video through the available social media platforms.