Oakley rolled into NYC this week for the premier of their new film “Snowboarding: For Me,” a documentary of epic proportions featuring what is arguably the best group of snowboarders living and riding today. Check it out as Timbo talks to Nicolas Muller, Jake Blauvelt, and Eero Ettala about what it was like be a part of such a major project. “Snowboarding: For Me” is available on iTunes now.

Brazilian filmmaker Carlos Baptista has been following the graffiti and street art scenes in Rio, NYC, and LA for the last several years and has now collaborated with prolific artist SABIO on “Written in Stone” an original feature short about the urban graff hustle. The still in development project has the support of KRINK and Sky High Murals and is currently crowd funding via IndieGogo. To get involved go here and hit the jump for the filmmaker’s pitch.

If you’re in NYC this weekend you’re winning because Burton Snowboards and TheGoodLife! have teamed up to throw a rager for the premier of Burton’s new “Burton Presents” video from 2015. Come party with Mark Sollors, Danny Davis, Jack Mitrani, and more at Villain in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and get your mind right for the upcoming shred season. DJ Mirandom and Stretch Armstrong are supplying the music. NO RSVP necessary just get there early! Full party info after the jump.

We showed you the trailer for Jeremy Jones’ insane new film Higher last week, now take a look as he breaks down just how major the production (and risk) was. After a year in edits and a lifetime in the making Higher is poised to be one of the sickest big mountain shred flicks ever made. Jones also explains to Timbo what brought him to ThirtyTwo as the newest member of their team.

Gnarly backcountry vet Jeremy Jones released the trailer for his new film Higher today. The final installment of his Teton Gravity Research trilogy which included Deeper and Further looks like it might easily be the sickest yet. Now with a family depending on him every risk he takes carries much higher potential consequences. Look for it to premier this fall.

Why isn’t there more stuff like this in skateboarding? Half urban fable half skateboarding part, The Fever is a micro cinematic masterpiece. Starring Gnarmad and SHUT Am Bogdan Dzyurak and Phoenix Cortes, The Fever was written and directed by Graham Savage Wasley. Watch and enjoy. Bravo!

The short film Chiraq by Will Robson-Scott and edited by Luca Campanale is a brilliantly disturbing look at the brutal reality of growing up black in Chicago. Given the country’s wealth and supposed progressiveness, it’s really mind blowing to see that there is a violent chaos resembling what we’d associate with the third world happening in one of the US’s “greatest” cities. This is a must watch.

Obviously there is a lot of junk on Kickstarter but one rad thing we recently came across is “Finding Joseph I,” a documentary about Bad Brain’s legendary frontman HR. The film needs less than $7,000 to reach its total funding goal of $38,000 within the next 60 hours or else they have to start all over again. Check the trailer above and hit the jump for an interview with HR and the film’s director James Lathos. Go here to support!

We have a sick bonus for you today with the full length Brazilian surf video Delirium – A Trip of Madness by Pablo Aguiar. Try to sneak away for an hour and follow Gabriel Medina, Miguel Pupo, Alejo Muniz, Adriano de Souza, Ian Gouveia, Jesse Mendes, Alan Fendrich and more through Australia, Fiji, Mentawai, Balneário Camboriú, Bali, Fernando de Noronha, New Zealand and California. You’ll be glad you did.

In the latest dose, Tim Brodhagen explores the devastation that New York City’s Rockaway neighborhood is still enduring almost three months after Hurricane Sandy. He also interviews former pro snowboarder Lukas Huffman about his recent documentary “Surfing After Sandy,” which he produced with his brother Jesse. Its some pretty heavy stuff but NYC’s surf community and beyond is still in need. You can follow the link in the video to help.