TVGram: How It All Started

TVGram started with a simple idea: bring riders, filmers and crews together to go into the streets, film with intention and turn several days of riding into a video with its own identity.

The goal went beyond organizing an event. Riding, the city, spots, editing and time together carried equal weight. Each team worked with what it had: choosing spots, organizing clips, filming clean tricks, editing under pressure and presenting its view of scootering.

More than a competition

TVGram encouraged the scene to produce. The community could learn to tell its own stories. A good edit depends on filming, how clips connect, music and the overall feel, as well as difficult tricks.

The format showed that a filmer is essential. Filmers think about the spot, follow the line, protect the angle and decide when to get close, widen the frame or let the scene breathe. The final video was as important as the riding.

The starting point

TVGram became a reference for Remoto and a way of working: events should become content, memories and an archive for the scene after the gathering ends.

It remains part of Remoto's history, marking the beginning of a vision: ride, film, edit, share and build community around scootering.