Jimmy Lannon

Back in 2012-2013, Magenta travelled back and forth from France to Japan with the entire crew (at the time Soy, Leo, Vivien, Koichiro, Jimmy & Zach) to film for what was to become the SOLEIL LEVANT, a tribute to the Japanese skate scene which was largely overlooked at the time, but a big inspiration for them. There they met with rider Koichiro Uehara‘s crew of TIGHTBOOTH in Osaka, KUKUNOCHI in Yokohama, Takahiro Morita, the FESN & FATBROS crew in Nakano, Tokyo, and some of the many friends they made in Japan while visiting there for the past 6-7 years.

VX collection of the team's local sessions from the lockdown streets of Paris, Bordeaux, London, Melbourne, Milan, SF, Tokyo, Stockholm, Tampa and a few more.

"This Is My Element" is here! The DVD we've all been waiting for is done and ready to ship. Element's revamped squad threw down some impressive skating for this one. Starring: Darrell Stanton, Chad Muska, Chad Tim Tim, Tony Tave, Brent Atchley, Mike Vallely, Tosh Townend, Bam Margera, Nyjah Huston, Mike Barker, Jimmy Lannon, Levi Brown, Dallas Rockvam, and Collin Provost. Also featuring Josh Rio, Michael Mackrodt, Soichiro Nakajima, Bas Janssen, Bucky Lasek, Chris Senn, Jeremy Wray, Ray Barbee, Vanessa Torres, & More.

A journey through nature, time, and space.

Tightbooth Production presents another Shinpei Ueno film.

The Static series grand finale brings an overwhelming amount of talent from NYC to SF, Florida to London, and Paris to LA and wraps it all up with a series of cameos and surprises that will satisfy any fan of underground skateboarding. With a line-up including Aaron Herrington, Quim Cardona, Jake Johnson, Yonnie Cruz, Vivien Feil, Ben Gore, Jimmy Lannon, Kevin Tierney, Steve Brandi, Jahmal Willams and many more it is a perfect combination of styles and personalities that we're proud to have together under one project. And proud to offer as the final piece from the Static saga.

Skateboard film from Element Skateboards. Sequel to Elementality: Volume One. Featuring Nyjah Huston, Bucky Lasek, Bam Margera, Mike Vallely and Jeremy Wray.

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