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ACURA: KCRW Happy Hour (SUNDANCE TV)
ACURA/KCRW Activation at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival for Sundance TV.Production company: Good Engine Media Director:Robert LianoExecutive Producers: Katherine Dore & Andy GarlandCinematography: Rob Hobson & Jerry Henry
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MTV Hired
MTV Docu-Series (20 Episodes) Production Company: No Regrets Entertainment Executive Producers: Matt Westmore, Noah Schienmann Showrunner: Robert Liano
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BARBERLAND
Blue Rain Films Directed Robert & Tony Liano Premiere Rolling Rivers Film Festival (1999)
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Tony Hawk Skates Vert in NYC
Yesterday Tony Hawk and his Birdhouse team skated a Quicksilver Demo at Pier 54 on the West Side. It was a little windy so things were pretty mellow but this 14 year-old kid Mitchie Brusco was going off. He looked like Tony Hawk looked back when I saw him in 1985.
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August 9, 1995 San Francisco, CA
On June 5, 1995 I quit my job at The Golf Channel in Orlando, FL and moved a car load of belongs onto the AutoTrain for the trip up to NYC. That night as the train made its way through South Carolina we hit a pick up truck killing a father and his three daughters.…
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Morning Magic
Not sure why it is so easy to wake up really early when I’m on vacation but I’m really happy about it. This morning I took Oliver to the nearby bay beach. Being a city dog he isn’t a huge swimmer or hunter but on this day he wandered into the water. He also had…
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Maloof Money Cup
Last weekend I caught up with some old friends from Fuel TV at the Maloof Money Cup out in Corona Park in Queens. Incredible skateboarding event. Gosh I wish they had skateparks like that when I was a kid. My father took a axe to the launch ramp we built in my driveway.
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Always take a cut
My biggest fear growing up was striking out without swinging. The dreaded ‘backwards K’. Last week I was in SF at the Giants/ Marlins game and caught this guy looking. Literally.
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Manhattanhenge
Once a year the sun sets perfectly between Manhattan’s streets. Here is a shot I took tonight.
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Know The Enemy
In surfing it is suggested to sit and watch the ocean before paddling out. Some guys do it to pick the best spot to ge out or to predict the swell. The Hawaiians believe this is the way to properly show respect to the ocean. I snapped this shot at Waimea Bay in 2004. The…
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