JB Gillet Manolo's Mixtape for Cliché

Junior Handled the whole video some French Fred touch to Jeremie's Wheel of Fortune, OZ tour and Flo Mirtain's debut part. Clé was based and edited around live music sets and opened up to JB skating to teh sounds of Dani Lebron and Jesus Fernandez followed by Lucas, Flo, Javier, Ricardo, Cale, Joey, Charles and the last but not least Andrew Brophy. The video premiered on the 5th of December 2008 in Lyon. A night to remember Junior! Cheers mate.

Jeremie and some of the team spent a couple of weeks in Los Angeles & San Jose to film for the new Cliché video. Here's a video from the short trip, filmed and edited by Mikendo. Featuring Lucas Puig, Joey Brezinski, Sammy Winter, Daniel Espinoza, Lem Villemin, JB Gillet, Javier Mendizabal and new Cliché flow Kevin Bradley.

The one and only Jb Gillet ripping his local park in Lyon.

Empire skateshop in Montreal won Joey Brezinski for the day...so we decided to send Daniel & JB along for the ride.

Jeremie invited some of our international flow team to Lyon this past summer. Featuring Kota Ikeda from Japan, John Tanner from the UK, Oli Ilmonen from Finland, Mauro Caruso from Italy, Nachete from Spain, Jordan Mathis from Switzerland, Adrien Coillard and Boris Proust from France.

Cliché's new vid is packed with great skating, but this part right here is the curtains. If you're unfamiliar with Flo, now would be a good time to get educated. This guy rips. BUY BON VOYAGE HERE: http://bit.ly/itunes-bonvoyage

We celebrated our 15 yr anniversary last Nov with our guest janitor Chet Childress. Check out the video featuring Chet, Charles Collet, Max Geronzi, JB Gillet, Flo Mirtain, Nachete, Oli Ilmonen and Jeremie Daclin. Filmed by Boris Proust Edited by Luc Angles

Bon Voyage trailer featuring Lucas Puig, Sammy Winter, Pete Eldridge, JB Gillet, Flo Mirtain, Charles Collet, Lem Villemin, Javier Mendizabal, Jeremie Daclin, Andrew Brophy, Daniel Espinoza, Joey Brezinski, Adrien Coillard, Max Geronzi and Kevin Bradley. Filmed and directed by Boris Proust