The Renew Skateboard Project
Jordan Marczak is a multifaceted professional with extensive experience in both creative and coaching roles. As the Founder of The Renew Skateboard Project, Jordan has been dedicated to repurposing used skateboard parts and promoting inclusivity within the skateboarding community through events focused on women and LGBTQ+ individuals. In addition, Jordan has contributed significantly to the field of 3D artistry, serving as a Senior Technical 3D Artist at Arcturus Studios where responsibilities included developing technical demos and tools for volumetric video production. Prior to this, Jordan excelled as the Head Freestyle Skiing Coach at Martock Freestyle Club, earning multiple coaching accolades. Other notable positions include Senior 3D Artist at Silverback Games and roles in special effects and animation at Huminah Huminah Animation and Vicarious Visions. Jordan holds a degree in 3D Art from the Centre for Arts and Technology in Halifax.
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The Renew Skateboard Project
Skateboarding should be accessible to all, but not everyone can afford to start out with a brand new complete, and some people will have a difficult time starting with anything at all. For all the youth that are inspired to try skateboarding, we want to make sure those in need have an opportunity to take to the streets with confidence. By recycling used skateboarding parts in to “new” skateboards, we can provide young aspiring skateboarders with their first skateboard. Your first skateboard is a memorable one, and it can be a transformative thing.