September 20, 2015
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2:40Now PlayingA festival in Washington DC features local bands playing live music as skaters plunge in and out of a specially-designed bowl. The Kennedy Center in Washington has given over its famous plaza to a collection of skateboarders and musicians. Called Finding a Line, the festival is the brainchild of Jason Moran, the Center's Artistic Director for Jazz.
It features bands playing live music as skaters plunge in and out of a specially-designed bowl.
We recently caught up with Mr Moran, who explained how the worlds of skateboarding and jazz intersect.
Produced by Mat Morrison; filmed and edited by Bill McKenna.
Additional footage provided by Woodward Media and The Kennedy Center.
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