TWS Vault Ep 56: Jason Hernandez Filming Left-Handed In Barcelona w Stefan Janoski and Omar SalazarThis is the "First day" in Barcelona. I remember wanting the audio from the stewardess saying "Welcome to Barcelona," I thought It could be used in an intro. It's easy to see Omar is pure energy, once he gets a clip he can usually do it again. It's the exact opposite of most skaters, he asks "Do you wanna film that again?" EVERY FILMER'S DREAM :) At the end of the first day (after Stefan's switch heel) I dislocated my right elbow. I knew I had to stay, I was too excited to be there, but I was worried about filming lines left-handed, which I'd never done before. So I started practicing right away—using the cast as a faux tripod worked pretty well, and learning to shoot rolling long lens. Omar's line (nollie heel then Smith 180 out ledge) was my first line left-handed. It felt pretty good, figuring out where to point the camera was the hardest thing. I was worried about being super shaky or just not being able to do it, but I had no choice, I needed to learn how to shoot that way. Side note: My first trip to Europe was with Foundation. Some of the guys would make fun of me (in a good way), they'd ask "What's the psych factor?" 'Cause I was so excited for the dumbest stuff. Like "Look at that building, look at that wall, check out that cool lake!" etc... I knew I was in love with Barcelona right when I saw that cemetery off the freeway. I just love seeing different culture and how they do their thing. Featuring Shiloh Greathouse, Omar Salazar, Alex Klein, Stefan Janoski, Kyle Leeper and Oliver Barton. I start each video the same way, I pick two to five DV tapes (in order) from my TransWorld DV drawer. I read my log book and find out what’s in store for the next video. I line the deck up with the time code that coincides with what I have written down, and the memories start flowing. I’ll fiddle with the order