Room Floor Media

Who or what was Room Floor Media?

Room Floor Media was an Australian D.I.Y. BMX media project run by Stewart Munro (from Brisbane). It was not a traditional parts company, but a media label focused on producing high-quality BMX films, especially in Flatland.

What did Room Floor Media stand for?

Room Floor Media stood for high-quality, cinematic BMX video productions with a strong focus on the Flatland scene. The project represented Stewart Munro's passion for filmmaking and his ability to bring together the world's best riders in an aesthetically pleasing format.

What makes Room Floor Media special?

The specialty was the legendary "Here Comes the Sun" DVD (released c. 2009/2010). After a long wait and multiple delays, the DVD was celebrated for its great music (e.g., Vast, DJ Shadow, The Knife), beautiful editing, and long, in-depth parts, including old-school footage. It was a global flatland masterpiece.

What did Room Floor Media primarily produce?

The main product was BMX DVDs. The "Here Comes the Sun" DVD had a runtime of approx. 60 minutes and featured main parts from:

• OG Marton
• Cory Fester
• Alexis Desoulneux
• Raphael Chiquet
• Sebastian Pospischil
• Frank Lukas
• Simon o'Brien

Who were Room Floor Media products suitable for?

The DVDs were suitable for BMX riders (especially Flatland) and video collectors who appreciated high-quality, cinematic productions featuring the world's best riders. A highlight for the kunstform?! community was, of course, the part from our shop founder, Sebastian "Seppl" Pospischil.

Who is Stewart Munro today?

Stewart Munro is now a sought-after portrait photographer and videographer in Brisbane, Australia. He is known for his photojournalistic style and his experience, which he credits to his *years* of BMX filmmaking. He also runs a vlog sharing his techniques.

Seppl Pospischil in "Here Comes the Sun" (2009)

Here is the part from kunstform?! founder Sebastian "Seppl" Pospischil in the Room Floor Media classic: