Unbeleafable 2011
Dive into the groundbreaking short film *Unbeleafable* (2011), directed by skateboarding legend Ty Evans and crafted in stunning full-color 3D by Girl Skateboard's crew.
Director: Ty Evans
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Unbeleafable (2011) about?
*Unbeleafable* is a 3D short film that immerses viewers in the high-octane world of skateboarding, shot in vibrant full color to highlight every kickflip, grind, and aerial maneuver. The film celebrates the creativity and skill of professional skaters while pioneering a new visual style in skateboarding media.
Who directed Unbeleafable?
The film was directed by Ty Evans, a renowned skateboarder and filmmaker known for his visually striking contributions to skate culture.
Who stars in Unbeleafable?
The short features an all-star lineup of skateboarders including Vincent Alvarez, Brian Anderson, Kenny Anderson, Elijah Berle, and Chico Brenes.
Is Unbeleafable (2011) worth watching?
At just 11 minutes, *Unbeleafable* delivers a punchy, visually stunning experience that's a must-see for skate enthusiasts and 3D film fans. While unrated, its innovative approach to skateboarding cinema makes it a standout in the genre.
How long is Unbeleafable?
The film has a runtime of 11 minutes.
About Unbeleafable (2011) — Ty Evans' 3D Skateboarding Masterpiece Explored
Dive into the groundbreaking short film *Unbeleafable* (2011), directed by skateboarding legend Ty Evans and crafted in stunning full-color 3D by Girl Skateboard's crew. This 11-minute cinematic gem showcases the raw energy and artistry of skateboarding like never before, blending technical prowess with immersive visuals that pop off the screen. Starring skate icons like Vincent Alvarez, Brian Anderson, and Kenny Anderson, the film captures the rebellious spirit and camaraderie of a community pushing boundaries—both in sport and storytelling.
Part of the iconic Girl Skateboard collection, *Unbeleafable* stands out as a pioneer in 3D skateboarding cinema, offering a fresh perspective on a sport often confined to flat-ground footage. The film's vibrant, multi-layered visuals and dynamic skate sequences create an adrenaline-fueled atmosphere, making it a must-see for fans of skate culture and innovative filmmaking alike.