Sometimes when filmers are out shooting riders, the clips aren't necessarily being shot with an intended destination. That however doesn't mean that they aren't any good, as evidenced by this fun edit that Patrick Wieland, filmmaker responsible for Slingshot's Lipsmack, put together of some of those particular leftover shots...

It is kind of like a pizza, no matter how you get it, it is still good. We may have seen a lot of these clips before, maybe not, but either way it is a fun thing to revisit. The Fox team kind of has an unwritten rule: Hit double-ups well, or move on...

Our senior photographer Jason Lee went out for an early morning shoot in Clermont, FL with Danny Harf, Dylan Miller and Bob Sichel last week and Sean Kilgus was there to capture this footage for us. It has been an all time year in Florida in terms of weather for riding in the winter with not a lot of wind and tons of days in the 70's...

One of the most impressive double-up sections of all time helped Danny Harf win Video Part of the Year at the 2012 TransWorld Wake Awards and Video of the Year with Sean Kilgus. Defy lived up to the hype and the final double up hammer ender section was a major reason for that...

This one is a more of a vacation video for me as it brought back great memories of a trip I was lucky enough to be a part of. Sean Kilgus and Danny Harf arranged for Shawn Watson, Shane Bonifay and myself to post up on the Mexican side of the U.S./Mexico border for a film trip for DEFY.

Sean Kilgus has been nice enough to let us check out some more bonus footage from the filming of DEFY, the Video of the Year winner as well as Video Part of the Year. Here the crew of riders including Danny Harf, Shawn Watson, Shane Bonifay, and Kevin Henshaw head to Australia to meet up with Daniel Watkins and get gnarly as...

Best week ever! Sean Kilgus has been making it rain with radical bonus footage from DEFY. Here's some high speed Phantom camera footage from a few of the heavy hitters Reed Hansen, Danny Harf and Rusty Malinoski while shooting for the movie...

Well, unless you've been living under a rock for the past year then you're probably seen DEFY. What you may not have seen are some of the bonus sections put out in the DVD with various outtakes, extra angles, tricks not landed as clean and stuff like that...

Sean Kilgus made this piece for the bonus section of DEFY, but it seems appropriate that he released it now after the passing of a legend in our sport, Herb O'Brien. This piece goes through the family vibe and culture that is Ronix and Radar Lake...

Chris Garrison's name has popped up a lot in the last year or so. Originally a published photographer in the snow game Chris, more commonly referred to as "Flash Garrison" made the move to include wakeboarding into his portfolio and has made a big impact in a short period of time.

With hard drives overflowing with insane footage, one of the biggest challenges for Sean Kilgus and Danny Harf in the making of DEFY was what clips to keep and which ones didn't make the final version.

Good friend Joey Meddock has been a mainstay of solid wakeboarding photography for 14 years. He has seen and done it all while keeping a fresh outlook on opportunities to create new images. I have had the pleasure of working with Joe over my entire riding career and now I get to see his images on this side of the desk.

Jason Lee, the winner of this years TransWorld Wake Photographer of the Year Award has been producing top level photos for years, but this year can put his name up along side past winners like Josh Letchworth, Joey Meddock, and Bryan Soderlind.

Unfortunately every once in a while, there is a crash that makes everyone step back and take a second look at the dangers involved with our sport.  Danny Harf, widely considered one of the most talented guys to grace the water, couldn't escape physics as he collides with a 4x4 support post while filming for BOOMBOX...

Watch Jimmy LaRiche ride the top-secret Nautique and get more insight into the all-new wakeboard boat from LaRiche and Danny Harf.