Justin Stephens and Silas Thurman sure have been busy lately… In addition to the new wakeskate company they recently announced , now we learn that they’ve already started filling out their team, starting with Ben Horan and Andrew Pastura.

Looks like Remote Wakeskates is off to a good start for such a young company. We can’t wait to see what they can do when they actually have some product to show off.

Check out the PR after the jump.

Have you checked out the Company Wake blog lately? Justin Stephens, the founder of the upstart company, has made a few posts over the last week that could be interpreted as indicative of something big coming.

Company Wake finally showed their goods at Surf Expo in September, so who knows what they have left up their sleeve, but it’s clear Justin is pumped about something, even if it’s just the general direction things are going at his new project.

Of course it could just be the random musings of Stephens, and not actually have anything to do with anything news related happening at The Company, but we’re hoping that’s not the case.

What do you think, something up, or no big deal? Let us know in the comments.

Like pretty much every one in the wakeboard industry, we thought Justin Stephen’s film from last year, The Truth, was amazing. From the first time we saw the final cut we were asking ourselves “how can he possibly top this?” Enter Push Process, the new Oakley team video directed by, yep you guess it, Justin Stephens. This time Chase Heavener (that’s a name from the past) also works his magic with incredible effects.

Although all we’ve seen so far is the trailer, it looks like Justin has worked his magic yet again, and the result is a movie that appears as though it will surpass even The Truth in terms of cinematography excellence and mind blowing angles and slow motion action. It’s also incredible to see to how much the sport has progressed in just the last year when compared to the riding in The Truth.

We’ll stop talking now so you can check out the trailer after the jump, enjoy!

Originally conceived to be a tool for Liquid Force dealers to use for educating their employees, the Clinic Videos quickly gained popularity last year when they found their way into the hands of all wakeboard enthusiasts. For 2007 Liquid is following up on the success of the Clinic Series with a more complete and in depth review of almost all of their products.

Jimmy Redmond, the mastermind behind most of Liquid Force’s designs, offers some interesting insight into the many new wakeboard and surfboard shapes, while Scott, lead wakeboard binding designer explains the boot lineup for 2007. Jimmy also manages to do a reasonable job of keeping the less than articulate professional wakeboarders that are on camera with him on topic and answering the questions. One things for sure, few wakeboarders would survive if performing in front of the camera were their day job.

If you haven’t purchased The Truth from Liquid Force Films yet, you need to. Justin Stephens follows up his other incredible works, which include the likes of Encore and Relentless, in another creative masterpiece that will rock not only the wakeboard film industry, but all action sports film makers. Known for his unique angles and incredible slow motion shots, Justin shows us he’s got a few more tricks up his sleeve with some unique pan and zoom action during super slow motion shots of the Liquid Force pro team.