According to Jardine Finn, the Sports Development Manager for a London borough:”The local councillors had some
reservations about a BMX project being developed in H&F [Hammersmith & Fulham borough]. After seeing the video [of 1 Way Up] and the positive activity and smiling faces they knew that this could be a great opportunity for local young people.”
The new track was officially unveiled in June 2014 and is open to all BMX riders, including the local BMX Club that was just established!
Joe McTague, the Programme Leader at UK charity Access Sport says, “We regularly use the footage from 1 Way Up to enthuse people about BMX. Whilst shaping phase 2 of the BMX Legacy Project the use of this trailer contributed greatly to 7 different London boroughs joining in partnership with Access Sport to develop a BMX club in their borough. 1 Way Up demonstrates what can be achieved when you empower inspirational local people, a message at the heart of what Access Sport is all about.”
Official Selection Montclair Film Festival 2014
Official Selection Bare Bones Film Festival 2014
Official Selection Sportfilmfestival Rotterdam 2015
Screen Nation Awards 2015 Nominee
Amy Mathieson
Produced By
Albie Hecht
Executive Producers
Susan MacLaury, Mike Tollin
Edited By
Denny Sheehan
Co-Producers
Denny Sheehan, Alexandra Blaney, Charmain Falode
3D Producers
Dado Valentic, Laurent Baldoni
DI Producer
Elisa Christophe
Music Composed by
bassDrumsnareDrum & Phreeda Sharp
Music Performed by
Phreeda Sharp & Nefera
Production Companies
Jet Set Films, Shine Global Inc
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