We brought you a recap from Girl’s “Unbeleafable” as well as the 3D video itself, now check out this bhehind the scenes video from Ty Evans and Levi’s about how it all went down.

On Sunday night, Girl held the world premiere for their much anticipated 3D movie Unbeleafable by Ty Evans. The film unspooled as part of the Levi’s Film Workshop at MOCA and the skate stars were in full force at the Downtown Independent Theater in LA. Radcollector correspondent and photographer Catherine Nieves was on hand for the festivities which included a Girl retrospective and presentation by Evans and the Girl crew. Read her recap and check out her photos after the jump.

As part of the huge “Art in the Streets” show happening at MOCA comes this rad skate video retrospective tonight hosted by Patrick O’Dell. He’ll be showing classics like Video Days and Bones Brigade Video Show and then discussing them with Spike Jonze, Stacy Peralta, Lance Mountain, Ed Templeton, Greg Hunt, Ty Evans, Rick Howard, Aaron Meza and Tobin Yelland. If you are in LA, you can’t miss that! Starts at 8pm at the Vista Theatre, 4473 Sunset Blvd in Los Angeles. Go here for more info.

Pierce and Chris Brunner are 12 year-old twins that rip like grown ass men. Filmed and edited by Ty Evans, look for more from these kids in the near future.

Here is a cool edit from Josh Zucker on legendary skateboard filmmaker Ty Evans. Ty shares some insight on how he got started in the industry and much more.

Panasonic just dropped in huge on their marketing push for the new Lumix GH2 DLSR, enlisting Ty Evans and Atiba Jefferson to create an epic edit using a stock GH2 in “Nostalgic” film mode and a variety of lenses. The edit, which was made for the Consumer Electronics Show, features just about every name in the game and was shot between November and December of last year. Full camera specs after the jump. Via SlamXHype.

Altamont brought in superstar director Ty Evans to do this edit for their East Coast Skate Rock tour. In their owns words, the tour was “Two bands, two mags, three vans, seven shows, 14 stitches, the Altamont skateboarding team plus 10 of the world’s best skaters and one baby!” Peep the craze above.

We’ve shown you the Nestlé Aero advertisement with Bob Burnquist, filmed and directed by Ty Evans a couple of weeks ago. Here is Ty’s director’s cut.

Now that nobody has any dough, they are turning to skating to sell shit? Seems a little weird for sure but it doesn’t mean that its not pretty damn entertaining. Peep this bugged out video of a skateboarding lime done by Ty Evans, the same dude that did the Burnquist Nestle ad. You can’t front, the lime kinda kills it… but he’s pushing mongo. Definitely WTF. Via Skate and Annoy.