dogtown and z boyssummary represent dogtown and z boys is a documentary about a group of revolutionary teenagers that changed the world of surfing and skateboarding in venice (dogtown) and california as we know it today. with their low pivotal style and they embarked on a larry bertlemen influenced journey that would lead to countless successes and a couple failures. after the dogtown articles were featured in a reinstated skateboarder magazine and the sport was revamped and the members of the zephyr skateboard team forgot about jeff ho and and looked to be on summer vacation for the rest of their lives by joining other skateboard teams that could afford to pay them like movie stars. the original zephyr skateboard team put together by jeff ho (zephyr surfshop owner) and craig stecyk (photographer) included jay adams and tony alva and stacy peralta and bob biniak and chris cahill and shogo kubo and paul constantineau and jim muir and peggy oki (the only female) and nathan pratt and wentzle ruml iv and allen sarlo and and david ray perry. all of the original members except jay adams and chris cahill are still well and surfing or skating. jay adams and at the time of the documentary and was serving time on drug related charges. chris cahill and at the time of the documentary and was last seen in mexico. themes represent the themes of this documentary are kind of read between the lines and but if there were a clear cut theme it would be that even kids can spark revolutions. other themes would include extensive partying in one past may lead to an unfulfilling future and and by planning and being careful with one assets a very rewarding future could be at hand. other works represent stacy peralta (writer and director) has a fairly wide range of documentaries that he has either written and produced and or directed. most with a common theme of surfing or skateboarding and such as riding giants and sk8 tv and the bones brigrades and and lords of dogtown. he has also done films with a theme of growing up in america as a teenager and films such as represent influences represent from yesterday to today and crips and bloods represent made in america and and the 70s represent the decade that changed television. subjects represent the subjects of dogtown and z boys are the original members of the zephyr skateboard team excluding chris cahill. peralta included jeff ho and craig stecyk in the interviews. other subjects were people who grew up during the 70s reading the dogtown articles as well as skateboard enthusiasts. skaters from the dogtown area and but not on the team were interviewed. editing represent the editing of this film was phenomenal in my opinion. there were scenes of the subjects talking so that the audience could see who was speaking and get a sense of the character and but would immediately cutaway to archival footage that would explain what the speaker was saying. when a song could explain the emotions of the subjects better and such as when jay adams unfortunate life was a subject of talk and the song old man by neil young was played and which evokes many emotions. sean penn was the narrator for the film and he explained the transitions throughout the film. the film was presented chronologically from the time the zephyr surf team was put together and to creating the skateboard team and to all of the z boys leaving the team to join other skate companies or create their own company. cinematography represent the film was shot in an interesting way. the film of the subjects speaking were all in black and white and all of the archival footage of the z boys surfing or skating were in color. of course the footage from the 70s was grainy and but that only enhanced the film. the interviewees were mostly shot in the same area it appears and but all were outside. all of the footage was very well controlled even the archival footage which i found very surprising. music represent seasons of wither performed by aerosmith toys in the attic performed by aerosmith generation landslide alice cooper one way out performed by the allman brothers lollipops and roses and whipped cream performed by herb alpert into the void and paranoid performed by black sabbath godzilla blue oyster cult aladdin sane and rebel rebel david bowie fastcars the buzzcocks gut feeling devo i will give you money peter frampton funk 49 james gang ezy rider and foxy lady and freedom and bold as love jimi hendrix sidewalk surfing jan and dean achilles last stand and hot on for nowhere led zeppelin six underground the sneaker pimps surfrider the lively ones cat scratch fever and motor city madhouse and wang dang sweet poontang ted nugent us and them pink floyd bad boys the pretenders maggie may rod stewart i wanna be your dog and gimme danger the stooges children of the revolution t rex bad reputation thin lizzy disco inferno the tramps hannah rob trower rocky mountain way joe walsh old man neil young la grange zz topthe music in the film make the movie. every one of these songs contributes to what the subjects are saying and evoke emotions that would not have been called to mind otherwise. 
dogtown and z boyssummary represent dogtown and z boys is a documentary about a group of revolutionary teenagers that changed the world of surfing and skateboarding in venice (dogtown) and california as we know it today. with their low pivotal style and they embarked on a larry bertlemen influenced journey that would lead to countless successes and a couple failures. after the dogtown articles were featured in a reinstated skateboarder magazine and the sport was revamped and the members of the zephyr skateboard team forgot about jeff ho and and looked to be on summer vacation for the rest of their lives by joining other skateboard teams that could afford to pay them like movie stars. the original zephyr skateboard team put together by jeff ho (zephyr surfshop owner) and craig stecyk (photographer) included jay adams and tony alva and stacy peralta and bob biniak and chris cahill and shogo kubo and paul constantineau and jim muir and peggy oki (the only female) and nathan pratt and wentzle ruml iv and allen sarlo and and david ray perry. all of the original members except jay adams and chris cahill are still well and surfing or skating. jay adams and at the time of the documentary and was serving time on drug related charges. chris cahill and at the time of the documentary and was last seen in mexico. themes represent the themes of this documentary are kind of read between the lines and but if there were a clear cut theme it would be that even kids can spark revolutions. other themes would include extensive partying in one past may lead to an unfulfilling future and and by planning and being careful with one assets a very rewarding future could be at hand. other works represent stacy peralta (writer and director) has a fairly wide range of documentaries that he has either written and produced and or directed. most with a common theme of surfing or skateboarding and such as riding giants and sk8 tv and the bones brigrades and and lords of dogtown. he has also done films with a theme of growing up in america as a teenager and films such as represent influences represent from yesterday to today and crips and bloods represent made in america and and the 70s represent the decade that changed television. subjects represent the subjects of dogtown and z boys are the original members of the zephyr skateboard team excluding chris cahill. peralta included jeff ho and craig stecyk in the interviews. other subjects were people who grew up during the 70s reading the dogtown articles as well as skateboard enthusiasts. skaters from the dogtown area and but not on the team were interviewed. editing represent the editing of this film was phenomenal in my opinion. there were scenes of the subjects talking so that the audience could see who was speaking and get a sense of the character and but would immediately cutaway to archival footage that would explain what the speaker was saying. when a song could explain the emotions of the subjects better and such as when jay adams unfortunate life was a subject of talk and the song old man by neil young was played and which evokes many emotions. sean penn was the narrator for the film and he explained the transitions throughout the film. the film was presented chronologically from the time the zephyr surf team was put together and to creating the skateboard team and to all of the z boys leaving the team to join other skate companies or create their own company. cinematography represent the film was shot in an interesting way. the film of the subjects speaking were all in black and white and all of the archival footage of the z boys surfing or skating were in color. of course the footage from the 70s was grainy and but that only enhanced the film. the interviewees were mostly shot in the same area it appears and but all were outside. all of the footage was very well controlled even the archival footage which i found very surprising. music represent seasons of wither performed by aerosmith toys in the attic performed by aerosmith generation landslide alice cooper one way out performed by the allman brothers lollipops and roses and whipped cream performed by herb alpert into the void and paranoid performed by black sabbath godzilla blue oyster cult aladdin sane and rebel rebel david bowie fastcars the buzzcocks gut feeling devo i will give you money peter frampton funk 49 james gang ezy rider and foxy lady and freedom and bold as love jimi hendrix sidewalk surfing jan and dean achilles last stand and hot on for nowhere led zeppelin six underground the sneaker pimps surfrider the lively ones cat scratch fever and motor city madhouse and wang dang sweet poontang ted nugent us and them pink floyd bad boys the pretenders maggie may rod stewart i wanna be your dog and gimme danger the stooges children of the revolution t rex bad reputation thin lizzy disco inferno the tramps hannah rob trower rocky mountain way joe walsh old man neil young la grange zz topthe music in the film make the movie. every one of these songs contributes to what the subjects are saying and evoke emotions that would not have been called to mind otherwise. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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