Standard Skate Company, Street Edit - featuring: Luke Naylor, Yandriel Silverio & Brian Weis. Special Guest: Todd McInerney.

Filming: Luke Naylor, Yandriel Silverio & Brian Weis. Editing: Pablo Porta. Music: Cortex - Poxa.

Brazilian born, now residing in Northern California, Tais Colares has carved out a nice space for herself in the skating culture over the past few years. She continues her rise in the ranks, keeping us wondering what is next on the horizon for the young ripper. We’re happy to be along for the ride. - Razors Skates.

Filming: Charles solano, Rich Diaz, Mike Jimenez and Tyriek Gibson.

Filmed bythe Kelso bros. Additional filming by Ryan Parker + Koda Hult. Edited by Sean Kelso, featuring Sean Kelso.

Previously: Sean Kelso - Create Originals - Reflect YO.

Skating from: Sam Tuffnell, Simon Isles, Steve Collis, Dominic Bruce, Elliot Stevens, David Sizemore & Mick Casals.

Special Thanks To 8 Set and Copenhagen B-Roll. Filmed and edited by Ryan Gillett. Additional filming from Cavin Brinkman.

Previously: Surf Cidy - Cidy Life in Valencia (Spain) - A video by Ryan Gillett.

Express Video, featuring (in order of appearance): David Sizemore, Collin Martin, Benjamin Magaziner, Soil Thornton, Alex Broskow, Marius Gaile, Danny Beer, Sean Darst, Drew Nemiroski, Brian Long, Lien Ta Cheng, Chad Anthony, Jeremy Raff, Stuart Brattey, Christian Delfino, Mike Torres & John Vossoughi.

Previously: Express - Northern Frights (2024).
Presented by Shop Task, with Danny Beer, Stuart Brattey & Friends.

Brad Oz Cinema proudly presents Justis Pope. “Justis skating is stylish, modern, and inspiration. His story is nothing short of just that. I meet Justis in 2006 in Mount Pleasant, MI. I was attending college, and he was in High School. Justis has always had an incredible trick selection paired with style and control - for a 16 year old skater, he could jaw drop anyone that had a sense of what skating is”.

“After college, I moved around the state and then to Portland, Oregon and back. During the pandemic, Justis and I linked back up to skate and film a few creative projects that the skate world seemed to enjoy. With this project, we knew we wanted to do something different. Something that transcends skating. That is an showcase of character as much as it is talent. This project opens with a poem, written by Justis. We take you on a journey to where it all started — a curb at his childhood trailer park.” - Brad Oz.

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Copenhagen (Denmark), with its unique vibe, incredible skate spots, and iconic rails, provided the perfect location. Julien Cudot and Jonas Hansson managed to capture something truly special. We’re beyond proud of what they accomplished together. - Cougar Skates.

James Truitt’s part from Illegal Smiles (Full Video), a flick by Jake Dotson. Look out for some fresh stuff from the sword-smith.

Reto Burgin (Switzerland) - Plastic Pushers, Volume IV B-Roll: Unseen clips and bails and the fun in between. Visit Plasticpushers.com.

Filmed over two years in the streets of New York, the third full-length video from the Bodega Boys is for the love of the city, of friends, and of skating itself. It’s for the beginners, the OGs, the significant others, and the pedestrians. It’s for anyone who’s wondered why you’ve dedicated so much of your life to this. It’s For Lovers.

Featuring: Mike Torres, Jeremy Raff, Augusto Castillo, Justin Brasco, Rob Silcox, Alex Ryerson, Sam Leviton, Geoff Levy, Christian Delfino, Ariel Surun, Anthony Esquivel, Silvia Kambouridis, Edwin Rodriguez, Stefan Sieverding, Nate Hall, Greg Carideo, Nay Mapalo, Michael Kraft, Hector Gonzalez, Lien Ta Cheng & Lauric Picard. Directed and Edited by: Jeremy Raff & Mike Torres. Main Camera: Mike Torres, Jeremy Raff & Augusto Castillo. Art Direction: Mike Mcmullen. Motion Graphics: Anthony Esquivel. Photography: Christian Delfino. Gaffer (intro): Rob Silcox. Cinematographer (outro): Rob Silcox. Colorist: Edwin Rodriguez.

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